Dark Souls Dissected #1 - Sin

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Welcome to episode 1 of Dark Souls Dissected, a brand new video series dedicated to exploring the obtuse mechanics of Dark Souls 1. Hope you enjoy and a deep thank you to everyone who helped make this possible.

Follow-up questions and answers:

Q: Is sin carried to subsequent new games?

A: PvE Sin will clear since your interactions with NPCs are wiped and you have a clean slate there, but your PvP Sin/ Book of the Guilty will stay the same and carry through subsequent NG+ cycles.

Q: Is PvP sin bound to the character, or player account?

A: It is bound to the character, but sometimes the book itself gets confused and takes a while to update/ display correctly. It is possible that the Book won't show you in it as soon as you've gotten your first point of PvP Sin (confirmed for both original and remaster), or that it lingers on another character's info (it could do this in the original, not sure about remaster). In this case you may have to increase or decrease PvP Sin to help nudge the book in the right direction. But that being said- invasions aren't based on your presence in the Book of the Guilty directly-- it's based on a hidden sin stat. So if the Book is lagging behind, what really matters is your actual hidden sin stat, not what the book says.

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Is sin carried to subsequent new games?

GGJChannel

What happens in Dark Anor Londo _stays_ in Dark Anor Londo.

robertsides

I love how all the npcs laugh.
Wheter its genuine, nervous or evil. They all sound amazing

MilkTast

I almost jumped out of my skin when I saw Ozwald when I slid down the ladder the first time

cattywampuswiddershins

*old man voice*
"what is the highest sin gain possible?"

gigagogagagio

Thank you for including Oswald's cackle twice. That moment is forever sealed in my memory as a favorite "little" Souls moment.

Zarathinius

"Morality isn't black and white."

Dark Souls PvE Sin: *Are you sure about that?*

sirreginaldfishingtonxvii

Even though his usefulness is pretty niche, I'm so grateful Oswald is there. I remember accidentally attacking Andre on my first playthrough, and freaking out until a friend told me I could just pay Oswald to de-aggro him.

itsaUSBline

Oswald: *Super quiet* It is only human to commit a sin...

Me: *gets close to him* What? I can't hear you.

Osward: _K E H E H E H E H E H E H E H_

Me: BleedingEars.mp4

DynoSkrimisher

Wow is it weird to see someone you read so much stuff by on Reddit and to hear him talk. Good shit, dude, lots of respect for your profound knowledge about Souls games and your constant efforts to educate the community.

Nyffenschwander

There are actually two sins of awakening!

dragosudrea

Remember to always indict your invaders, people!

Wladislav

I'm studying to become a game dev and one day I will make a game heavily inspired by Dark Souls, mark my words. This game and it's devs are absolute geniuses. I can only hope to be on their level.

Annathroy

One of the few things I hold pride for is being in the top 25 in the book of the guilty on xbox360

Nator_

Minor correction: PVE sins are tracked per NPC. Only the ones you have attacked and haven't killed will count sin against you, and they won't attack you as a result of attacking someone else. This is important for situations where you accidentally attack an NPC (dropping your controller, forgetting what button does what) but is useless in regular gameplay. Paying for absolution sets all of these characters back to non-aggro, except in the case of Gwynevere's illusion. Gwyndolin will never forgive you for doing this, even if he doesn't kick you out. You can't offer Souvenirs of Reprisal anymore and will be stuck at your current covenant level as a Blade of the Darkmoon until your next NG+.

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