How to activate DLC in Dark Souls 3?
Talk to the guy by the cleansing chapel bonfire. He will take you to DLC 1. If you beat DLC 1 there is a bonfire for DLC 2. You can also enter DLC 2 from a bonfire next to the bonefire before the Soul of Cinder. It’s up to you, the 1st dlc is available at cleansing chapel and you could well start that straight away, but if you are new to the game it may be a struggle. You can then go to the 2nd dlc from there or wait and access it from just before yhe final boss. It depends on how much of a challenge you want it to be.
How do you activate DLC content?
Locate your game with DLC and click the three dots next to the title. Click Manage Add-Ons. Note: Manage Add-Ons may only appear if the game has already been installed or is in need of an update. To install the DLC, on the next page, move the slider to the right for each one you’d like to install. Locate the correct title in your list of games, then right-click it and select [Properties]. On the DLC tab of the Properties menu, any DLC you own will be listed. Under the Install column, a checkbox will show if the DLC has been downloaded and installed. You can check this box to start the download.
How do I go into DLC?
The access point for the DLC will be the cocoon containing Miquella’s shriveled body, located inside Mohg’s arena. To find Radahn, either do Ranni’s questline or rest at a grace in Altus after entering the area for the first time, then head to Redmane Castle in Caelid. After you’ve defeated both Radahn and Mohg, either in a 3-4 hours using the “quick” methods listed above or in 40+ hours using the longer methods, all you need to do to access the Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree DLC content is touch the withered arm hanging out of the cocoon in the area in which you defeated Mohg.
How to tell if DLC is installed?
DLC section on game’s Library page From the DLC installation and management menu you can see what DLC you have for the game and whether if it’s been installed. DLC stands for downloadable content. It refers to additional digital content that players can download and add to a video game after its initial release. Game developers use DLC to expand and enhance the gaming experience by providing new storylines, challenges, characters, weapons, or cosmetic items.