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I'm playing Dark Souls Remastered and I'm trying to upgrade my Pyromancy Flame. It's currently +6.

Laurentius was at Firelink Shrine earlier, but he's no longer there. I've checked Firelink and I'm not sure where he went.

I haven't killed him, and I've already beaten Bed of Chaos, currently stuck at nido which is why i decided to go pyromancy

Where can I find him, and is there any way to get him back so I can upgrade my Flame to +10?

Thanks!

​Tech lead on a desktop product, Windows mac and Linux, all three ship. We have no UI automation and I'm finally allowed to fix that.

Squish is the serious answer. Covers all three, mature, nobody gets fired for it. But it's a framework, so it becomes a test codebase, and our QA people don't write code. which means the codebase lands on one of my devs, and in two years it's one person's unmaintained side responsibility that everyone routes around. I've watched that happen twice.

The agent based tools claim to remove that. AskUI is the one that looks like a product rather than a demo, tests are plain files with steps and expected results, no object repository, screenshot and verdict per step. If it works, QA owns their own tests and nothing lands on my team.

The part I don't believe yet is the durability. Has anyone run one of these long enough to say whether the maintenance actually disappeared?

I gave this a go as a side project and made a 6 part vertical micro drama series on my own over about 5 weeks and in the midst of this i realized that there is no single tool for it. As a solo creator going at this you would hope to find something to help you end to end with it however every list I read ranked them like they do the same job and they really do not.

For the curious and the enthusiasts who want to give this a go, I did my scripting in Claude (can sounds lazy ik but the arc is the hard part and it is above average at holding one across multiple episodes). did my character shots in Argil because it has to be the same person every episode and setting it up once was a huge time saver instead of prompting it each time. For scene and establishing shots where nobody on screen i tested kling, and assembly and captions in Capcut. The total cost for the 6 episodes was under 200$ which surprised me, in a good way.

I haven’t solved the distribution aspect yet, reelshort and dramabox are where the audience is but they are closed, and posting vertical episodes to Tiktok or Facebook is an option too. Has anyone got a series to land off-platform? and did you test anything that worked really well for you that i can add to my stack?