The number one way to make Dark Souls easier is to play on a save that already has everything unlocked. There are other custom mod managers available for each game, too, though these tend to be less supported than the Nexus Mod Manager. It is an all-inclusive manager that links mods downloaded from the Nexus to their associated games automatically. The Nexus Mod Manager is the most straightforward way to install mods for just about every game. While there, check the comments (or a readme, if available) for the recommended load order – loading prerequisites after their associated mod tends to break the game. Always check the prerequisites for each mod you want to install and make sure those are properly set up before attempting the addon. This is not recommended for players new to modding, as the process tends to be different depending on the addons.Įvery single mod out there has some kind of pre-requisite addon, except the basic script extenders and other engine enhancing addons. There are some tools out there like Mod Managers that make it a little easier, but the most exact way to get them working is to understand the installation process and try it manually. The latter is able to work with the Steam Workshop, while Dark Souls requires players to go through each part of the installation on their own. Now this early cheat has been expanded upon with a new mod that allows Sekiro players to play a full-fledged easy mode.Modding a Dark Souls game is a different beast than, say, modding The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The above tweet, for example, was in response to a PC Gamer article detailing how the author modified the game to slow down the final bosses’ attacks. Predictably, there was fan backlash to these calls: Completing FromSoftware games is often considered a sign of player skill on account of their brutal difficulty. The Kotaku article, in particular, notes how players with chronic pain, fatigue issues or other physical disabilities could find the game impossible to complete. The unforgiving combat that anchors the game was so white-knuckle hard that game critics over at Kotaku and Gamecrate pushed for an easy mode to make the game accessible. That infamous tweet has come to encapsulate the controversy that raged around the difficulty level of Dark Souls developer FromSoftware’s latest release, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. It’s sad that you don’t know the difference.” Nothing was risked and nothing was gained. “You cheated not only the game, but yourself.
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