You've got to know when to hold them, and you've got to know when to fold them. You've got to know when to walk away, and when to run.
Didn't everyone tell you not to go to the graveyard yet
I thought it would be good practice (it was) and I secretly hoped that I could beat the skeletons consistently (I couldn't). So far, the nonlinearity of Dark Souls is seductive; it's a far cry Ha Ha from corridor shooters, level-separated RPGs and clever platformers. I recently played Assassin's Creed 4, and thought that was a fun open-world game; it still doesn't give you the same sense of freedom and exploration as this.
I used that freedom more responsibly in the next episode, though.
