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SOFTS at first includes all DLC and is a 64 bit version of the game. Dark Souls 2 Vanilla runs on 32 bit, if I am not mistaken. Also the engine has been improved and SOFTS as a result is nicer to look at.
They also reworked enemy placment and item locations to make more sense/to be better.
And not to forget: SOFTS does not share the same matchmaking as the original Dark Souls and it is the version that is being played more (Important for multiplayer options).
I would not recommend starting with DS2 though, as this game is built around the idea that you have played 1 already and do know how everything works. DS2 feels often unfair to newcomers as they not only have to learn how to play a soulslike, but also how
to play DS2.
Dark Souls 1 would be the best start in my opinion as it is not as fast as Dark Souls 3 (which plays a lot different from Dark Souls 1 and 2) and does not share the controversal elements of 2.
I hope this helps.