Casual Souls with Seth: Ep. 2: So Trash

"What's the name of the place in Dark Souls?" After not having played Dark Souls 1 in almost 3 months, I decide to take a swing at it again using the Steam build. I decided that my love for this game is too difficult to capture in just the NG+7 run, and that making a "casual" series out of it - like Diablo 2 - would be the better idea. These casual runs aren't just "segments" of the game, but rather entire runs of the game, as I've developed much more strategy and skill in Dark Souls, since the first time I played it. These runs could range from simple ones, like this one, starting over, to NG+7 Pyromancer runs. I do prefer NG+ runs, since they provide me with a much "faster" sense of progression - and I have a NG+3 run record that was all ONE segment, and a Giant Dad build planned - yes - even the two Black Flames are going to be included, because you need those to be a legend. Either way, this 4 part run was my first time really playing the game in a long-ass time, and I had a lot of fun - and I hope you guys have a good time watching/listening/learning while I play - which is my goal, as a content creator. Also, Casual Souls will be dictated by the video thumbnails, so, if in the future you want to find a specific build I used, just glance at the thumbnail, since I take pictures of the game, all the time, and, I mean, machinima is in my name... I kinda like that sort of thing... My Steam Group: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/k12m... Recording Information: Gameplay recorded using Bandicam. Audio captured with a Yeti Mic. Intro song was made by me and can be found on my channel. If you liked the video, please do press that button, it really helps me out a lot, to be honest. :) If you're new to the channel, I also make walkthroughs of other games, as well as write my own music. If you're going to say I'm a terrible person for being a partner, just remember, I use my ad revenue to help support myself. I have a real job, but, every little penny helps me out when paying for my own things, like gas, ink, paper, vitamins, etc. YouTube is free entertainment; is a five to fifteen second ad REALLY that big of a deal? ;)