The person who created the mod has said that it wasn’t out of any masochistic need to make the game harder. Best select your estus in advance of the hordes of skeletons. Therefore instead of being able to cherry pick off the trash, you might find yourself ganged up on rather quickly. The mod, called “ gumbenzoin’s Enemy Placement” has been designed to not fundamentally change the game itself, but the enemy placements. A challenge in itself is completing Dark Souls 1 without a controller.
It was only fan pressure that got it made and in a ‘beware what you wish for’ tale, the port was poor. It should also be noted that Dark Souls wasn’t even originally planned for a PC release. It wasn’t until the series came to PC that I really fell in love with it. Sure, I’ve had some dumb deaths, but they have nearly always been due to my own stupidity or impatience. I have never had a death in Dark Souls I thought was cheap. It’s definitely challenging, it’s definitely unforgiving, but there is a common factor throughout the series, it’s tough, but fair. Now I’m not going to waste my time explaining how difficult the game is, the reality is, it’s not as bad as people make out. Having played (and completed) the entire souls series (even Demon Souls) whatever challenge was there, for me, has gone.
Yes and to be clear this difficulty spite isn’t the Epic Sax mod, but just incase you missed that, you can read it here. As such they have modded the game to make it even harder! One would think that they had lost their mind to the Abyss! Poor Artorius. There are, however, those to whom Dark Souls 1 isn’t apparently challenging enough. Yes, I know, officially that’s the name of the DLC inclusive version, but still, when a game warns you of the difficulty in its title, you should take it seriously.
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