It doesn't autosave after you select an upgrade for your possessed weapon. You can pick any one then just quit without saving, and reload. The game does autosave when you hit "Accept" at the window that pops up when you buy anything from Vulgrim, though

+Esteban Julio Ricardo de la Rosa Ramirez where can you find possessed scythes

You can abuse Vulgrim's shop in a pretty unique way. Make sure you have 6 scythes of any type in your inventory. When you enter his shop, go into the Sell option, and scroll to the sixth scythe (at least) in your inventory, then hit both the Sell button and the button to change back to Vulgrim's inventory. If you do it right, your cursor should be on the Legacy Box (which always gives you possessed weapons), and the game should be asking you if you want to sell the item. Select Yes. It basically buys the item, but it lets you go into negative money and Boatman's Coins. You can do this with any of your first six scythes to buy any of the boxes, Respec, or Legacy Artifact even if you don't have the money or coins for it. You can also buy out entire regular shops with this trick too.

Wow! Finally someone who shares my enthusiasm for execution chance. You can actually build possessed scythes with health steal, wrath steal and execution chance. On top of that there are also talismans that give you execution chance. At some point I had over 100% execution chance. It takes bit of tinkering though and it doesn't work on some bosses. For example, you'll never execute Absalom or Wicked K. But with Health and Wrath steal on both weapons, that shouldn't be a problem anyway.

Lol!

You mean Achidna's Fangs, right? Cause the only weapon named after Kharkinos is the Masher of Kharkinos and that's a hammer with no life stealing abilities. Also, Achidna's Fangs only grants health on critical hits, so you need a somewhat high critical chance to get the health boost. Posessed weapons with health steal on the other hand, will give you health each time you land a hit, no matter what your critical hit chances are.

+Gnomleif as far as I've seen, Achidna's Fangs give lifesteal regardless of whether you crit or not

+robert moody You can take that build MILES further than that lol. I've personally gotten this far with it: Character level: 25 Primary Weapon: Legendary Weapon: Guillotine 73% Critical Chance 616% Critical Damage (rough estimate) 15% Health Steal (Thanks to the passive of Achidna's fangs. Not that the number matters, every crit with my scythes is a full heal because of the massive dmg) Secondary Weapon: Legendary Weapon: Achidna's Fangs 90% Crit Chance 316% Critical Damage (rough estimate) 15% Health Steal (Passive) Armor set 170%-230% Crit Damage (rough estimate) 30-60 Strength (rough estimate) Talisman 24% Crit Chance 28% Crit dmg (rough estimate) I just spam Harvester's Revenge with the occasional full 4-atk combo. Anything that's not a champion, mini-boss, or boss usually dies on the 2nd or third atk (If HR didn't already kill them). Popping Unstoppable brings my Primary Crit chance to 93% and my Primary crit dmg to 636% (rough estimate). With this exact build I've beaten the Construct Hulk (on normal mind you) without even touching a shadow bomb. I dealt so much dmg to regular enemies that I figured he'd be the only foe who'd give me a real challenge. I was right. His health went down pretty slow, even with my massive dmg. He's so heavily armored that he has somewhere around 90% dmg reduction (possibly even more than that). But simply spamming Harvester's Revenge and dodging his rampages was enough. 30 seconds into the fight he had only taken a small amount of dmg when he accidentally hit a shadow bomb on his own, collapsing. I attacked his heart and knocked him down to roughly 3/7 of his hp (Only because I spent a few seconds 1-shotting the minions first, shoulda used Harvest in hindsight...). After another minute of chipping away at his HP down to about 1/3 I popped Reaper form. Once he collapsed after a few attacks due to Reaper Form's "Overwhelm" effect, It was all over. My Reaper Form's already significant base dmg was multiplied by the 7x crit dmg factor and I took him down to 0 in 2-3 swings. If my armor set had more Strength in it, without sacrificing too much crit dmg It might have been 1-2 swings. This build can be mimicked on a weaker scale at lower levels with the Legendary weapon Bheithir's Talons. Keep working on that build, and lemme know if you ever exceed my stats lol.

It's not at all like Dark Souls. Very fast paced but very puzzle-like (has parkour) I don't know about difficulty spikes on ng+ though. It's badass nonetheless.

Thanks

I only watched this video on Darksiders 2 so I have no idead about the game.

+mastro211 If you do a simple attack combo like: 1. Scythe attack 2. Heavy Secondary attack You get a full HP/Wrath bar in the space of 3 seconds (1 second for the scythe atk, 1 seconds per hit of the heavy weapon). Health/Wrath steal on Heavy secondaries is OP AF if you know the fastest combos for heavies. Also, heavies have more innate knockback power than fast secondaries, so you can stun Champion-level enemies more often and sooner into your combo.

People actually love it, though. But it didn't had popularity at your time ( 6 years ago )

+Oρέστης Τρύφωνας do it with full powered necro build and health steal. u won't need even one potion.

Thing is I don't like using too much damage with spells. I prefer to get up close and personal. And I think that one of the two was against that skeleton guy you fight on the top.

+Oρέστης Τρύφωνας I too, prefer up close and personal, however. It is a widely accepted fact that Crit Necro is the build that gives you the best possible results (semi-instant annihilation of everything), for the least amount of effort (Using Summon Ghouls, then Summon Crows, then Aegis Guard, all of that just once). If you want the easiest, fastest run through the Crucible (or just want to win the game with little to no effort put into combat) Crit Necro is the build to go for. That being said its one of the more boring builds. I personally prefer my own Reaper build, which basically allows me to abuse Reaper form to kill roughly every other wave, while also maximizing my Reaper form's damage output. All that of course, without sacrificing much of the raw, brute force power of a Basic Harbinger build. I even have the ghouls fully trained in Death's Allure just to help distract enemies if I get into a rough spot. My build is the most balanced build I've seen anywhere.

If I remember correctly, it was Murder for me. With frost attacks, lifesteal and additional flocks on higher levels, they help with the Reaper form and keep your life full for as long as you like. A favourite tactic of mine was to summon both the ravens and the ghouls and then just walk in the carnage and kill whatever was left alive. And then activate Reaper for the big ones.

Death looks so badass just waltzing in the fray.