The whole set of armor was nicknamed "Giant Dad" because of the Giant Armor set, (arms, legs and chest piece, along with that mask, The mask of the Father) included with the staple weapon the [Chaos] Zweihander, before a few updates, this was the "best" armor set you could use because combined with a few rings you could fast roll with the set at minimal level for PvP, It was deemed very over powered at the time, and to many still is, however it can be beaten, it's now an icon to the internet, and Dark Souls Fans everywhere.
Um, you discovered a tactic that many people went online to learn. You are legitimately an innovator. You can take the same amount of credit as the original discoverer of this build, you just wouldn't be accredited for it.
TL;DR You discovered a great armor set, don't feel bad.
When you find something that works really well, it's best to assume you aren't the first person to think about it, however like deathstare said, you can take the same amount of credit, considering you thought of it without anyone else telling you about it.
It's called Mask of the Father, and it raises your Equipment Load stat, allowing you to equip heaver gear without losing your ability to move quickly.
It was part of an old build called "Flipping Haveldad" with which you would equip havel's armor, the heaviest armor in the game, the father mask (hence Haveldad) and other equip load enhancing rings to boost your equip load up so high you could wear havel's armor (which provides best defense in the game) and still be able to fast-roll (a jumping somersault that allows you to dodge quickly and effectively, but can only be used if your max equip divided by your current equip load was at a certain point. Other rolls for more % of your max equip load used are Mid roll and fat roll, with mid being okay and fat being really sluggish and not worth it). This build was the standard because you couldn't touch them, and even if you could, it didn't do anything.
Flipping Haveldad was patched out, so you can't get yoru max equip load high enough to do that with havel's armor. In response, youtuber OnlyAfro created the Chaoshander Giantdad (See video).
This build follows the same concept, only with the Giant's armor, which is one step down from Havel's in both defense and weight. However, Giant's armor is light enough you can fast roll in it. So you have all the super defensive capabilities of a giant's armor wearing tank, but with super fast dodge abilities. On top of that, the Chaoshander (Zweihander with a maxed-out Chaos fire upgrade) allows you to stunlock people. Fire breaks guards and staggers people with anything less than Havel's Armor tier Poise (poise is how resistant you are to being staggered), and the huge amount of stamina the build gives you let's you swing the otherwise stamina-raping weapon a total of 4 times in sequence, which usually will stunlock a person for the duration, and the damage is almost always enough to kill the person if they suffer a full chain, or even part of one.
This build is extremely optimized, so you get this hilarious amount of power at Soul Level 99, which is fairly low, so you not only can compete with high-level players, but you are also in the level range where a lot of noobs will get paired with you, and so the reputation of this build being a cheap noob stomper is pretty well known.
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The chaos upgrade is picked because it maximizes damage output without relying on scaling, allowing the build to dump pretty much everything into endurance.
It's the Mask of the father, it increases your maximum equipment load, so you can wear heavier armor but still be nimble, it pretty much allows you to be tanky and fast
It increases the max weight with which you can roll quickly. It's part of a very precise build called "giant dad" with the purpose of maxing out defence, offense (massive stun locking + sweep + damage), and mobility to within a single stat point. And then it became a meme.
5% extra weight. Which is actually pretty useless when 2% of that is the mask itself. I mean it's nice for specific builds, but on the average game it's only cosmetic.
Its the best ******* mask in the game,
It goes great with Giants, you literally become unstoppable
All you need after that is a grass crest shield a chaos two hander,
Havels ring Ring of favor and protection,
BLACK FLAME BACK FLAME
It's called the Mask of rhe Father. It's purpose is to slightly increase your carrying capacity. Normally it's a very bad item compared to the alternatives, given how little it increases your equiptment load. But it became a revolutionary addition to a specific build in the game because it just barely pushes you over the equipt load threhold that lets you use the highest defense armor in the game at the fastest speed and dodging possible.
Because this build became Mathematically the most efficient build possible in the game, requiring next to no skill to play thanks to it capability to stunlock and obscene speed and defense, It became a meme among the Dark Souls community.
Dark Lord is for people who know the lore and understand that linking the fire simply prolongs the inevitable at the expense of you burning alive for centuries.
that was the Abyss expanding uncontrollably at the urge of Manus.
the "dark" age is called such because all humans contain the Dark Soul: humanity itself.
Doesnt matter to me though go with Path of the Dragon. Let the flame die out and the dark take over, in the millennia it will take for it all to collapse, all who served the Everlasting Dragons will have completed their metamorphosis, and the age of the dragons will come again, thus completing the cycle.
its not the good ending though, because undead in covenant with the last dragons transcend their curse and life itself by becoming dragons themselves over many thousands of years, so they still remain even if the age of fire continues.
And what happens when the flame dies out again? linking fire simply postpones the inevitable.
You could say the same about us right now.Why not just nuke everyone and everything in our world since we're gunna run out of resources soon and stuff?I mean,it's gunna happen so lets finish it off right now
our world isn't dead and decaying to the point where even times itself has grown so weak it can't even flow normally, and we aren't all slowly turning in to mindless shriveled hollows.
>Not using +15 rapier
>Not going fashionsouls with Marvelous Chester outfit
>Not griefing PVP by parrying literally everything, killing people with ripostes
Well DUH you can play the game without dying, I'm saying that at my skill level it's hard for me to get through a no-death run, but that build has made it so damn easy every time.
that explains why i have a 79 win streak on my giant dad, both being invaded and invading others. not that ****** forest hunter ******** with all the SL 20's being drawn to people that can two shot them.