There is one advantage to playing the PC version of Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin: it will be released six days earlier. And one more thing - you can’t transfer your save to the new version of the game either. Due to changes in the game, previous gen players can’t play with current gen players. You might also want to help your friends out with a PC upgrade if you’re buying the DirectX 11 version and they’re stuck with DirectX 9. If you don’t own any version of the game at all, the DirectX 9 version of the game will cost you $40, while the DirectX 11 version will sell for $50. The upgrade price on Steam for Scholar of the First Sin will be $30, though if you already own all of the existing DLC that has been released for the game, it will only cost you $20 to upgrade. If you do own a DirectX 11-capable PC, then you might want to consider an upgrade, as the visual elements of the remaster aren’t coming to the existing PC version. If you already own Dark Souls II for the PC and can’t make use of Direct X 11, there’s no reason in purchasing the remaster, as the changes included in Scholar of the First Sin have already been added to the game in a recent patch. Which of these versions you buy factors into the pricing, as does whether you own a previous version of Dark Souls II. There are two different versions of Scholar of the First Sin for the PC: a DirectX 9 version, and a DirectX 11 version.

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