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	* You will die. You will lose souls and humanity because you didn't pick them back up before you died. '''This is not a big deal.''' One, the game scales in a way that means the loss will be negligible soon enough. Losing 5000 souls seems like a massive disaster to a new player. Halfway through the game, that number is so small you might not have even bothered to go to the effort of going back to pick them up. Two, Dark Souls is a game where your performance is determined mostly by your level of skill and knowledge. It's a lot more difficult to lose that.		* You will die. You will lose souls and humanity because you didn't pick them back up before you died. '''This is not a big deal.''' One, the game scales in a way that means the loss will be negligible soon enough. Losing 5000 souls seems like a massive disaster to a new player. Halfway through the game, that number is so small you might not have even bothered to go to the effort of going back to pick them up. Two, Dark Souls is a game where your performance is determined mostly by your level of skill and knowledge. It's a lot more difficult to lose that.