Un-life as the undead sucks in Dark Souls II. Because if you're a big baby, they have no sympathy for you. That's why for Dark Souls II they've decided to make the undead state hugely disadvantageous. The most significant of these is that an undead player's world can't be invaded by other players - which means they're safe from game-hacking jerks, among other things.ДЇar be it for From Soft to offer an experience anyone might characterize as 'friendly' or 'easy.' They've seen your habits, and they scorn your decision to take advantage of this means of making their creation slightly less hostile. But a fair number of gamers decided they actually like exploring the world of Souls in their undead form, as it allows them certain perks not available to the living. The developers at From Soft intended to make the Souls games a mission to regain your life, with the undead state not being a penalty, exactly, but certainly not as ideal as playing in a corporeal state.

Heck, Demons Souls didn't even waste any time with this the first thing you do in that game is die to an obscenely high-level monster. The fundamental Demon's/Dark Souls beginner's experience goes something like this: You start out, kill a few mundane monsters, die horribly at the hands of something far more powerful than yourself, and suddenly find yourself running about as a ghost.

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