To be clear, I didn't say that to imply that you were wrong or lying, it's just that I've now heard that it both does and doesn't do this from multiple sources which have all finished the game and I don't know who to believe anymore.
This means a lot to me because the way the levels intertwine in the Dark Souls is one of my favourite things about that game and a feature I sorely missed in DSII (and, retroactively, DeS).
It starts out not being intertwined, but quickly gets intertwined as you get farther into the game. Things begin collapsing in on themselves the way it did in Bloodborne and Dark Souls 1.
I almost feel like they purposely made it a little disjointed in the beginning to eschew expectations, just so they could surprise people all over again.
It took me about 59 hours to get through Dark Souls 3, and that was beating every boss, getting every estus/bonfire upgrade, and I loved every damn second of it. If that's not a glowing enough review, I don't know what is!
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