The Sunlight Altar bridge makes for a good demonstration spot, because the protruding stones right down the middle work well as indicators on the ground. While wearing "cloth" armor, you can approach enemies slightly closer before they detect your footsteps. However, as it turns out, the sound your armor makes actually has a gameplay effect. To my knowledge, the three distinct sounds are jingling, rattling of plated armor, and a muffled cloth sound. As you probably know, there are various sounds your character makes while walking, depending on the armor they're wearing.
The breakdown of how many ores are required to upgrade items from each category is included below. The Standard Helm, which gives +5 poise bonus, is categorized as Heavy armor and requires more ore to upgrade than the Hard Leather Armor, Hard Leather Gauntlets and Hard Leather Boots which have no poise despite being part of the same set. When observing the Warrior Set, we see this categorization holds true. All other armor pieces possessing poise are considered to be Heavy armor and require more ores to upgrade. Light armor is classified as any armor that has no Poise bonus, with the exception of the Hollow Warrior Set which is included in this category despite granting poise. When considering how many ores it takes to upgrade an armor piece, they fall into one of two categories: Light armor and Heavy armor. Armor upgrades can also be done at a Bonfire after buying an Armor Smithbox. They enable players to increase the effectiveness of the various armors available throughout the game.Īrmor upgrades can be performed at any blacksmith by using the Reinforce Armor option. Armor Upgrades are a type of Upgrade in Dark Souls and Dark Souls Remastered.
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