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Furry Weeaboo Nazi Nihilist
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Jokes on him, I'm going to bring back my Antspur rapier and cheese everything with rot+frost so my attack power won't matter.
Rivers of blood memes died long ago when this weapon was nerfed to the ground.New DLC weapon
Looks like a side of ribsNew DLC weapon
This could literally be in the game and I wouldn't even be surprised.New DLC weapon
High chance you will be attacking for 3 years to score a single proc, or the new mechanic will affect status duration as well, tanking your DoT.Jokes on him, I'm going to bring back my Antspur rapier and cheese everything with rot+frost so my attack power won't matter.
Looks like a side of ribsNew DLC weapon
a rack of chilli peppers
Going for the master of puppets achievement I see.At last... at long last, the dungeater is *mine*. All mine. My... pwecious! What a perfect punishment for such a horrible turd.
Now, shall I try to roofie up Ranni and make her my puppet too?
Bad idea.At last... at long last, the dungeater is *mine*. All mine. My... pwecious! What a perfect punishment for such a horrible turd.
Now, shall I try to roofie up Ranni and make her my puppet too?
Make this a claw weapon and you got a deal.New DLC weapon
You don't deserve this game. Uninstall it.Nokstella is absolutely beautiful. Breath-taking, even. I don't think any game has shown a more aesthetically-pleasing underground/underworld level than Elden Ring, and the Eternal Cities are the best part of that.
After Ranni's weird ascension quest, I'm not sure where to go. Proceed through the Lake of Rot, explore Dragonbarrows, or the Volcano Manor? I'll leave properly exploring Leyndell for the last.
Ok, SDG, I feel sorry for you and all, but you need to learn to be less annoying. It's gotten you in trouble before, and it will again.You don't deserve this game. Uninstall it.Nokstella is absolutely beautiful. Breath-taking, even. I don't think any game has shown a more aesthetically-pleasing underground/underworld level than Elden Ring, and the Eternal Cities are the best part of that.
After Ranni's weird ascension quest, I'm not sure where to go. Proceed through the Lake of Rot, explore Dragonbarrows, or the Volcano Manor? I'll leave properly exploring Leyndell for the last.
You keep using that name. I told you I don't know who that is. And the only annoying person in this thread is the reject who obsessed over crawling through sewers to become buddies with a coprophilliac for DAYS. Stfu about it Crispy/Liberal.Ok, SDG, I feel sorry for you and all, but you need to learn to be less annoying. It's gotten you in trouble before, and it will again.You don't deserve this game. Uninstall it.Nokstella is absolutely beautiful. Breath-taking, even. I don't think any game has shown a more aesthetically-pleasing underground/underworld level than Elden Ring, and the Eternal Cities are the best part of that.
After Ranni's weird ascension quest, I'm not sure where to go. Proceed through the Lake of Rot, explore Dragonbarrows, or the Volcano Manor? I'll leave properly exploring Leyndell for the last.
Consulting a guide on recommended levels by area, it seems that Mt. Gelmir / Volcano Manor is supposedly in the same range as Lake of Rot, while Dragonbarrow is somewhat above those two and the same range as Leyndell. However, my experience was that Dragonbarrow is definitely harder than Leyndell, while Mt. Gelmir is easier than Lake of Rot.Nokstella is absolutely beautiful. Breath-taking, even. I don't think any game has shown a more aesthetically-pleasing underground/underworld level than Elden Ring, and the Eternal Cities are the best part of that.
After Ranni's weird ascension quest, I'm not sure where to go. Proceed through the Lake of Rot, explore Dragonbarrows, or the Volcano Manor? I'll leave properly exploring Leyndell for the last.
That whole underground section with the eternal cities, the moghwyn palace etc. is incredibly good looking. The Astel fight is like you're in space, which is basically the whole theme of the place.Nokstella is absolutely beautiful. Breath-taking, even. I don't think any game has shown a more aesthetically-pleasing underground/underworld level than Elden Ring, and the Eternal Cities are the best part of that.