While this is a wonderful service and I used it dozens upon dozens of times in the game, the cost increases every floor you go up, to the point where it becomes financially impossible to pay for his services without hours upon hours of grinding for kill coins specifically to bring back that single fighter.
You can pay Uncle Death a steadily increasing amount of kill coins to have him retrieve the character with all their stuff. So your inventory is a wash with half broken weapons and gear that you have to use to actually survive the climb, on top of the space you need to have healing items as well as any loot you’re carrying.Īnd there’s another issue: unlike most Dark Souls games, when you get killed on a floor in the tower in Let It Die, you have a few options.
Of course, their durability is already substantially lower than ones you purchase from the shop at your base, so you only get a few good whacks before those items break. There is no armor or weapon repair you simply have to buy another with kill coins, or scavenge the items that enemies or players drop when you kill them. So the more you use a piece of gear, the less damage it can absorb or dish out until it breaks. Each swing of a weapon, each bullet that piece of armor deflects chips away not only at the item’s durability, but its effectiveness as well. Each piece of armor or each weapon you buy has a limited durability. On top of that, the express pass increases your inventory and base storage slots by about 25%, which, let me tell you, in a game where your job is to go into a tower and grind out loot, gear, and materials for crafting, is another invaluable service.
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