From Software Elden Ring - From Software's new game with writing by GRRM

[Jaedar]

Holy shit Adula's moonblade is top tier mvp amongst the spells. It deals crazy damage, and actually causes noticeable poise/posture damage and is relatively quick to come out.

Is this what using a 2hander would have been like the entire game? I feel like I just enabled easy mode.

 

[Villagkouras]

This reminds of a question I had for the veterans. Is there any equivalent to the Homeward Bone in the game?

As an item no, as a physick potion, yes.

Spoiler

Boom tear + keep your runes tear

 

[Efe]

if you have it you could also try keep runes physick + lossy grace teleport

 

[Multidirectional]

Crucible Knight finally down at level 45. This was 5th time I came back to try his ass. Glad to have it over with.

 

[perfectslumbers]

Unfortunately the explosion physick does very little damage, so if you're trying to make a homeward bone physick you'll have to use it near a cliff

 

[Caim]

Got my hands on the infinite FP tear, let's see how broken Lhutel truly is.

 

[Zariusz]

Is every big dungeon in Elden Ring like Stormveil Castle?

 

[perfectslumbers]

Is every big dungeon in Elden Ring like Stormveil Castle?

No

 

[MasPingon]

MD: There is this boss guy who took my runes
MP: where is this faggot?
MD: Sellia Crystal Tunnel, Caelid

Don't mess with Codex.

 

[Nathir]

Someone explain to me who is the prince of death? Is it Godwyn? What exactly does Fia's ending mean?

 

[Sunri]

Someone explain to me who is the prince of death? Is it Godwyn? What exactly does Fia's ending mean?

Yea this big dead fish body is Godwyn I think but I'm not sure what's the deal with the dragon the wiki states that he is brother to another dragon in Atlas Plateau weird stuff

 

[perfectslumbers]

Is it Godwyn?

Yes, the first demigod killed

What exactly does Fia's ending mean?

Fia is a deathbed companion. Someone who received the "warmth and lifely vigour" by "laying with" many champions and then lays with a dead noble in order to grant the noble new life. Essentially using the life force of the champions she laid with in order to give birth, likely to a new body that the soul of dead noble inhabits.

At the end of her quest line (assuming you don't try to stop her,) she gives you a very deep hug and takes part of your vigor and gives birth to the mending rune of death, which is Godwyns new life and a rune that can mend the Elden Ring. She asks you to mend the Elden Ring using the mending rune of death, what this accomplishes is somewhat up for interpretation but it likely creates a new age of undead in The Lands between, one where the undead will not be persecuted like they have been under The Golden Order. It could also just be a new age where immortality is no longer, and everyone dies naturally. "The Golden Order was created by confining Destined Death. Thus, this new Order will be one of Death restored."

 

[perfectslumbers]

Yea this big dead fish body is Godwyn I think but I'm not sure what's the deal with the dragon the wiki states that he is brother to another dragon in Atlas Plateau weird stuff

Fortissax was Godwyn's best friend. When Godwyn was killed Fortissax tried to fight against the death inside of Godwyn to save him, but he failed and eventually became corrupted by death and became an undead dragon.

 

[Multidirectional]

MD: There is this boss guy who took my runes
MP: where is this faggot?
MD: Sellia Crystal Tunnel, Caelid

Don't mess with Codex.

Yes thanks for help, that bug beast was tough.

Spoiler

The tunnels themselves were very doable at my level but boss was a huge jump in difficulty.

 

[Sunri]

MD: There is this boss guy who took my runes
MP: where is this faggot?
MD: Sellia Crystal Tunnel, Caelid

Don't mess with Codex.

Yes thanks for help, that bug boy was tough.

Spoiler

The tunnels themselves were very doable at my level but boss was a huge jump in difficulty.

Wait until you meet his mommy, he-he

 

[Bigg Boss]

I think I enjoy this game partially because I knew nothing about it before playing it. I saw no images from the game at all minus the ones from however many years ago. Feels good to be a late Souls fan since I am not mentally deranged due to the series jumping in different directions so often.

 

[Sunri]

I think I enjoy this game partially because I knew nothing about it before playing it. I saw no images from the game at all minus the ones from however many years ago. Feels good to be a late Souls fan since I am not mentally deranged due to the series jumping in different directions so often.

I don't think the souls series is jumping anywhere the changes between new titles are quite subtle, I think the biggest game changer for me in ER are jump attacks I went back to DS I, and I'm missing them.

 

[Bigg Boss]

I think I enjoy this game partially because I knew nothing about it before playing it. I saw no images from the game at all minus the ones from however many years ago. Feels good to be a late Souls fan since I am not mentally deranged due to the series jumping in different directions so often.

I don't think the souls series is jumping anywhere the changes between new titles are quite subtle, I think the biggest game changer for me in ER are jump attacks I went back to DS I, and I'm missing them.

Sekiro and Nioh feel different enough thematically and Bloodborne changed enough to piss all the Souls fans off. Sekiro also got a lot of praise so it had to have added something, speed is what I heard I believe. Granted all of the games are basically reskins but whatever...my point was I just enjoy these games for what they are not for what I want them to be. People will rip them off anyway so further iterative design will occur.

 

[Olinser]

MD: There is this boss guy who took my runes
MP: where is this faggot?
MD: Sellia Crystal Tunnel, Caelid

Don't mess with Codex.

Yes thanks for help, that bug beast was tough.

Spoiler

The tunnels themselves were very doable at my level but boss was a huge jump in difficulty.

I did a couple summon helps for Rune Arc farming yesterday. He wasn't that tough, damage was relatively low, but that massive charge of his is stupid annoying because he swings around and can cover huge ground and it lasts a long time.

 

[Sunri]

I think I enjoy this game partially because I knew nothing about it before playing it. I saw no images from the game at all minus the ones from however many years ago. Feels good to be a late Souls fan since I am not mentally deranged due to the series jumping in different directions so often.

I don't think the souls series is jumping anywhere the changes between new titles are quite subtle, I think the biggest game changer for me in ER are jump attacks I went back to DS I, and I'm missing them.

Sekiro and Nioh feel different enough thematically and Bloodborne changed enough to piss all the Souls fans off. Sekiro also got a lot of praise so it had to have added something, speed is what I heard I believe. Granted all of the games are basically reskins but whatever...my point was I just enjoy these games for what they are not for what I want them to be. People will rip them off anyway so further iterative design will occur.

Dunno I don't think sekiro and nioh are similar to souls game at all they are just completely different and BB is just more fast-paced and straight forward DS so idk it was too short for my taste.

 

[Nathir]

I think I enjoy this game partially because I knew nothing about it before playing it. I saw no images from the game at all minus the ones from however many years ago. Feels good to be a late Souls fan since I am not mentally deranged due to the series jumping in different directions so often.

I don't think the souls series is jumping anywhere the changes between new titles are quite subtle, I think the biggest game changer for me in ER are jump attacks I went back to DS I, and I'm missing them.

Sekiro and Nioh feel different enough thematically and Bloodborne changed enough to piss all the Souls fans off. Sekiro also got a lot of praise so it had to have added something, speed is what I heard I believe. Granted all of the games are basically reskins but whatever...my point was I just enjoy these games for what they are not for what I want them to be. People will rip them off anyway so further iterative design will occur.

Sekiro has like a completely different combat systems and the best bossfights in the series. Has way less RPG elements and only 1 weapon though.

 

[Sunri]

I think I enjoy this game partially because I knew nothing about it before playing it. I saw no images from the game at all minus the ones from however many years ago. Feels good to be a late Souls fan since I am not mentally deranged due to the series jumping in different directions so often.

I don't think the souls series is jumping anywhere the changes between new titles are quite subtle, I think the biggest game changer for me in ER are jump attacks I went back to DS I, and I'm missing them.

Sekiro and Nioh feel different enough thematically and Bloodborne changed enough to piss all the Souls fans off. Sekiro also got a lot of praise so it had to have added something, speed is what I heard I believe. Granted all of the games are basically reskins but whatever...my point was I just enjoy these games for what they are not for what I want them to be. People will rip them off anyway so further iterative design will occur.

Sekiro has like a completely different combat systems and the best bossfights in the series. Has way less RPG elements and only 1 weapon though.

Dunno about best boss fights but Sekiro has 0 replayability when I was finishing the last ending if I remember correctly there are 3 I was falling asleep.

 

[Nathir]

True, it has worse replay value than any Souls game.

 

[Bigg Boss]

I think I enjoy this game partially because I knew nothing about it before playing it. I saw no images from the game at all minus the ones from however many years ago. Feels good to be a late Souls fan since I am not mentally deranged due to the series jumping in different directions so often.

I don't think the souls series is jumping anywhere the changes between new titles are quite subtle, I think the biggest game changer for me in ER are jump attacks I went back to DS I, and I'm missing them.

Sekiro and Nioh feel different enough thematically and Bloodborne changed enough to piss all the Souls fans off. Sekiro also got a lot of praise so it had to have added something, speed is what I heard I believe. Granted all of the games are basically reskins but whatever...my point was I just enjoy these games for what they are not for what I want them to be. People will rip them off anyway so further iterative design will occur.

Sekiro has like a completely different combat systems and the best bossfights in the series. Has way less RPG elements and only 1 weapon though.

1 weapon? Wtf?

 

[cvv]

True, it has worse replay value than any Souls game.

Mostly bc it's not an RPG, you can't be do builds. Also relatively simplistic level design.

Agreed with the best boss fights tho.