Dark Souls III konfigurieren

A system that can move progression earlier, to try and prevent the player from getting stuck and bored early. A lower setting means more getting stuck. A higher setting means less getting stuck.

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Set rules for reachability of your items/locations. **Full:** ensure everything can be reached and acquired. **Minimal:** ensure what is needed to reach your goal can be acquired.

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Force Small Lothric Banner into an early sphere in your world or across all worlds.

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Guarantee that you don't need to enter Lothric Castle until later in the run. - **Off:** You may have to enter Lothric Castle and the areas beyond it immediately after High Wall of Lothric. - **After Small Lothric Banner:** You may have to enter Lothric Castle after Catacombs of Carthus. - **After Small Doll:** You won't have to enter Lothric Castle until after Irithyll of the Boreal Valley.

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Guarantee that you don't need to enter the DLC until later in the run. - **Off:** You may have to enter the DLC after Catacombs of Carthus. - **After Small Doll:** You may have to enter the DLC after Irithyll of the Boreal Valley. - **After Basin:** You won't have to enter the DLC until after Lothric Castle.

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When you die, everyone who enabled death link dies. Of course, the reverse is true too.

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Include DLC locations, items, and enemies in the randomized pools. To use this option, you must own both the "Ashes of Ariandel" and the "Ringed City" DLCs.

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Include items and locations exclusive to NG+ cycles.

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Randomizes the equipment characters begin with.

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Require starting equipment to be usable one-handed.

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Automatically equips any received armor or left/right weapons.

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Lock the equipment slots so you cannot change your armor or your left/right weapons. Works great with the Auto-equip option.

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Disable the equip load constraint from the game.

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Disable the weapon requirements by removing any movement or damage penalties, permitting you to use any weapon early.

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Disable the spell requirements permitting you to use any spell.

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Enable this option to infuse a percentage of the pool of weapons and shields.

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The percentage of weapons/shields in the pool to be infused if Randomize Infusion is toggled.

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Enable this option to upgrade a percentage of the pool of weapons to a random value between the minimum and maximum levels defined. - **All:** All weapons are eligible, both basic and epic - **Basic:** Only weapons that can be upgraded to +10 - **Epic:** Only weapons that can be upgraded to +5

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The percentage of weapons in the pool to be upgraded if randomize weapons level is toggled.

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The minimum upgraded value of a weapon in the pool of weapons that can only reach +5.

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The maximum upgraded value of a weapon in the pool of weapons that can only reach +5.

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The minimum upgraded value of a weapon in the pool of weapons that can reach +10.

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The maximum upgraded value of a weapon in the pool of weapons that can reach +10.

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Distribute soul items in a similar order as the base game. By default, soul items will be distributed totally randomly. If this is set, less valuable soul items will generally appear in earlier spheres and more valuable ones will generally appear later.

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Distribute upgrade items in a similar order as the base game. By default, upgrade items will be distributed totally randomly. If this is set, lower-level upgrade items will generally appear in earlier spheres and higher-level ones will generally appear later.

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Distribute upgraded weapons in a similar order as the base game. By default, upgraded weapons will be distributed totally randomly. If this is set, lower-level weapons will generally appear in earlier spheres and higher-level ones will generally appear later.

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Randomize enemy and boss placements.

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Avoid replacing Iudex Gundyr and Vordt with difficult bosses. This limits these fights to bosses that are known to scale gracefully for low-level fights. This doesn't necessarily mean that those bosses will be from the early game, just that they're not too difficult when scaled down. This is ignored unless enemies are randomized.

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Scale randomized enemy stats to match the areas in which they appear. Disabling this will tend to make the early game much more difficult and the late game much easier. This is ignored unless enemies are randomized.

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Mix Mimics into the main enemy pool. If this is enabled, Mimics will be replaced by normal enemies who drop the Mimic rewards on death, and Mimics will be placed randomly in place of normal enemies. It's recommended to enable Impatient Mimics as well if you enable this. This is ignored unless enemies are randomized.

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Mix small Crystal Lizards into the main enemy pool. If this is enabled, Crystal Lizards will be replaced by normal enemies who drop the Crystal Lizard rewards on death, and Crystal Lizards will be placed randomly in place of normal enemies. This is ignored unless enemies are randomized.

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Reduce the frequency that "harmless" enemies appear. Enable this to add a bit of extra challenge. This severely limits the number of enemies that are slow to aggro, slow to attack, and do very little damage that appear in the enemy pool. This is ignored unless enemies are randomized.

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Replace all chests with mimics that drop the same items. If "Randomize Mimics With Enemies" is set, these chests will instead be replaced with random enemies that drop the same items. This is ignored unless enemies are randomized.

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Mimics attack as soon as you get close instead of waiting for you to open them. This is ignored unless enemies are randomized.

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The YAML preset for the static enemy randomizer. See the online enemy randomization documentation for all available options. Include this as nested YAML. For example: random_enemy_preset: RemoveSource: Ancient Wyvern; Darkeater Midir DontRandomize: Iudex Gundyr

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Prevent these locations from having an important item.

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How to choose items for excluded locations in DS3. - **Allow Useful:** Excluded locations can't have progression items, but they can have useful items. - **Forbid Useful:** Neither progression items nor useful items can be placed in excluded locations. - **Do Not Randomize:** Excluded locations always contain the same item as in vanilla Dark Souls III. A "progression item" is anything that's required to unlock another location in some game. A "useful item" is something each game defines individually, usually items that are quite desirable but not strictly necessary.

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Which items can be placed in locations that can be permanently missed. - **Allow Useful:** Missable locations can't have progression items, but they can have useful items. - **Forbid Useful:** Neither progression items nor useful items can be placed in missable locations. - **Do Not Randomize:** Missable locations always contain the same item as in vanilla Dark Souls III. A "progression item" is anything that's required to unlock another location in some game. A "useful item" is something each game defines individually, usually items that are quite desirable but not strictly necessary.

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Forces these items to be in their native world.

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Forces these items to be outside their native world.

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Start with the specified amount of these items. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3}

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Start with these item's locations prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Start with these locations and their item prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Prevent these locations from having an unimportant item.

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Share part of your item pool with other players.

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Generic items plando.

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