"Dark Souls mods have the potential to get a whole lot stranger," reckons prominent Souls figure Zullie the Witch. Setting your Steam to Offline Mode before playing is the safest way to play Daughters of Ash." Note that the developers say "if you play it online, you will almost certainly be banned. You can download Daughters of Ash from Nexusmods. You can read a more detailed rundown of what Daughters of Ash adds to Dark Souls in this Reddit post. This Remaster release also marks a 1.4 update to the mod, which the developer has been tinkering with since its Prepare to Die Edition release a few months ago. So certain objects you've seen before (or ones you've never seen because they were cut during development) will have different uses in the game, but you won't see any jarring, out-of-place fan-created creatures or amateurish texture work in here. There are new enemies, new bosses that are meant to be interesting and not just hard, lore items, item-items, and more, all using original game assets.
Its core aim is to replicate the feeling of playing Dark Souls for the first time."
Here's a general description: Daughters of Ash "changes a great deal of the game's content, restores some cut content, and adds many new events and encounters. At the time it was only available for the original 'Prepare to Die' PC release of Dark Souls, but now compatible with the 2018 Remastered release of Dark Souls, too.
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Back in January we wrote about Daughters of Ash, a long-in-development mod for Dark Souls that adds piles of new material to the game.
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