i need to play coop with my freind in darksouls 2 ps3 version any one now how to do it

There is a ring you can by from Shalquoir (the cat merchant) in Majula, the Name-engraved Ring. This lets you pick a God, and allows you to more easily summon people who also have the ring and chose the same God.

This is the best way to match up with specific people, but it's still not a guarantee.

ok thx

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What... in... the... actual... fuck... ?

It's worth noting that both summons and invasions run on a timer now, so you won't be able to play together for very long; maybe.. 15 minutes I think? Plus I think that once you've played with a certain player, there's an interval for when you'll then be able to interact with that same player. I think so anywhoo.

@yummylee: well that's completely dampened my spirits. Fuck.

@blommer4 said:

I normally try not to make fun of non-English speakers, but I'm positive that whatever that guy's native language is, he could've directly typed it into Google Translate, and it would've come out a million times more coherently than what he actually typed. Even if Google Translate isn't perfect, it's usually close enough.

Like, I'm guessing "little stértite white label" is supposed to be "white sign soapstone", but some cursory googling seems to indicate that "stertite" is Latin? The rest of the post seems French-ish, so maybe the French localization just uses super archaic French words for some items, or just straight up Latin? Or I could be way off and he's actually translating from Portuguese or Russian or something, I'm no linguist. Either way, I'm really trying, and I have no idea what he's even trying to say after "white label".

The best I can do is "Can you help me join a friend in Dark Souls 2? I have the white sign soapstone and I also have [unintelligible string of words from various languages]."