And best of all is the pose of tranquility she has while playing, anyone would be on edge but she is there putting up with it so casually.That’s wild. She must enjoy pain and suffering. 400 deaths to one boss, yikes. 270 hours isn’t that bad though.
I’d need to go back and work there again to do that and third time is definitely not the charm. Sorry chum, please drop it off your expected articles list and accept my deepest apologies for the decade plus letdown.Never mind playing Elden Ring, 12 bloody years we've been waiting for your write up on the PMX590. Seriously who do you think you are - Chris Roberts
I still haven't played the main game yet, but the way people talk about how long and meaty the base game is along with how spammy and difficult the DLC bosses are makes me think I might actually skip the DLC.I have major soulslike fomo but it’s equally daunting given all the hype about the difficulty and time investment needed.
Sometimes a game just needs to be approached in a different way, or at a different time and things can click. When it does it's such a great feeling. Elden Ring is a very challenging game, but it also gives you more tools and methods to approach it than any other game in the "Souls-like" genre.Gave game another shot 2 years after my first attempt with Samurai build. This time use Shield build guide and Im already futher in game (just beat Godrick). Game can be strongly addictive.
The DLC area is incredibly good IMO. As far as Elden Ring goes it's some of the best. Very beautiful themes and designs/architecture and great level design.I still haven't played the main game yet, but the way people talk about how long and meaty the base game is along with how spammy and difficult the DLC bosses are makes me think I might actually skip the DLC.
And it's not necessarily the 'difficulty', it's more just how BS they sound. Not fun difficulty, just frustrating difficulty, being able to die super easily but rarely having opportunity to actually get in strikes yourself. Ultra spammy bosses, like they're all late stage Orphan of Kos, but cranked up even further as standard.
Seems perhaps a bit like Doom Eternal's DLC - the base game already takes things so far that the DLC had little elsewhere to go except to push things into ultra hardcore territory.
But then I hear the new areas are really great and fun to explore, which is my favorite part of Souls games....so maybe I will actually deal with it....
I will definitely get around to it.The DLC area is incredibly good IMO. As far as Elden Ring goes it's some of the best. Very beautiful themes and designs/architecture and great level design.
Bosses are extremely hard if the build you're going into the DLC with isn't relatively well thought out. Bosses can and will destroy you. They are quite relentless with long strings, and many can and will kill you in 1 or 2 hits.. but just like any other bosses, you learn the patterns and it becomes less intimidating.
Play it though. Both the main game and the DLC is some of the best gaming experience I've had in the past decade.
No need, just use a Fingerprint Shield while learning. Even "Let me solo her" does it this way. When you feel good you just pack it away.@Seanspeed you could use a trainer either to outright cheat or as a tool to learn the bosses
It's a shield in Elden Ring, it's like Havel's Shield in Dark Souls, nigh impenetrable. You can ask the community to drop it for you, or use a merchant mod, if you feel you need it really early. The link has spoilers about the location, if you mind.What's a fingerprint shield?
Sure that's an option, but I do enjoy tackling the challenge properly in these games. But I think I just need to change approach. DS1/DS2 were all very doable with glass cannon builds, and Bloodborne to a degree as well. DS3 made this a fair bit more difficult, and from what it sounds like, Elden Ring is probably just gonna require me to at least put a bit more emphasis on health upgrades or else the game is simply gonna take me like 500 hours. lol Which is fine. Means I have to level a bit higher than I might normally so I can get some extra health. I'm not repulsed by the idea of grinding a bit by any means. I grew up on JRPG's after all. And I've also never been afraid to just straight up turn back before I find the next bonfire to bank some souls.@Seanspeed you could use a trainer either to outright cheat or as a tool to learn the bosses