Disable the transmission of multiple blessing points
Just like Dark Souls I<br />disabled teleportation for multiple Blessing Points, but I made sure each area had enough Blessing Points for the game. <br />Check .csv file in BonfireWarpingParam<br />Applies to version 1.05
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About this mod Machine translation
Just like Dark Souls I
Disabled teleporting for multiple Blessing Points, but I made sure each area had enough Blessing Points for the game.
Check the .csv file in BonfireWarpingParam
Applicable to version 1.05
Disable the transmission of multiple blessing points
🌟 Module Features
This mod allows you to relive the classic experience of "Dark Souls I"! 🚀 Return the game to a more traditional adventure mode by disabling the teleportation function of multiple blessing points.
🎮 Core Functions
- **Disable teleportation**: Significantly reduces the number of teleportable blessing points
- **Balanced Design**: Ensure that each area has enough blessing points to maintain a normal game experience
- **Configuration file**: Specific settings can be viewed in the .csv file of BonfireWarpingParam
🔧 Technical details
-Supported game version: 1.05
- The configuration file is located in the BonfireWarpingParam directory
- The author is developing a night rebirth function to make the journey more realistic
💡 Usage suggestions
The author can also disable Thorets (horses) if you want a more hardcore experience! This turns the game into a real walking adventure that tests your patience and strategic planning skills.
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Are you ready for a real adventure without easy teleportation? 🌌 Make every journey full of meaning and challenge!
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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