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

[Nathir]

Well I'm at the last boss right now. Not sure what I expected but definitely not this before the DLC released. Will see how the story ends after killing him.

 

[Reinhardt]

i hope golden halberd worth all these points i could have spent in vigor...

 

[Silverfish]

Anyway, I hate you people. I don't know if you just say "It's the easiest" because you really believe it,

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[Reinhardt]

btw how many bosses are night time only? so far met two cavalry guys and deathbird or something.

 

[jaekl]

btw how many bosses are night time only? so far met two cavalry guys and deathbird or something.

Oh, about a million of those two guys with different flavours of particle effects and bigger health bars

 

[Bulo]

Didn't encounter any in the DLC, interestingly enough. Maybe I didn't look hard enough

 

[Cryomancer]

One idea for a challenge.

Try to beat Elden Ring DLC with Elon Musk self insert build.

A guy beat the hardest non DLC boss with it

 

[Mortmal]

btw why the fuck isn't there anyone to summon in any of the dlc

Oh, it's easy to answer. You need to fulfill the NPC quests to have them as summons. I ended up with no one to summon too. The quests can be broken by just walking toward the Shadow Keep.

 

[Hell Swarm]

Will see how the story ends after killing him.

Full story and deep lore from the ending FMV

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[processdaemon]

The quests can be broken by just walking toward the Shadow Keep.

It advances the quests but it doesn't necessarily break them. I was able to finish all the NPC questlines despite getting unexpectedly hit with the enchantment breaking on the way to the Shadow Keep before I'd even spoken to half of the NPCs, but I did look up guides straight after I got the message because I panicked and thought I'd messed everything up so I knew where to find them after that. The real point of no return is burning the sealing tree, that's when you lose the ability to complete all the quests associated with Miquella related NPCs.

 

[Hell Swarm]

The quests can be broken by just walking toward the Shadow Keep.

It advances the quests but it doesn't necessarily break them. I was able to finish all the NPC questlines despite getting unexpectedly hit with the enchantment breaking on the way to the Shadow Keep before I'd even spoken to half of the NPCs, but I did look up guides straight after I got the message because I panicked and thought I'd messed everything up so I knew where to find them after that. The real point of no return is burning the sealing tree, that's when you lose the ability to complete all the quests associated with Miquella related NPCs.

Is there a complete NPC quest line walk through any one? I missed them first time round.

 

[processdaemon]

Is there a complete NPC quest line walk through any one? I missed them first time round.

I ended up googling each individual NPC to piece together info from different guides when I was doing it because a lot of the stuff wasn't filled out at that point but IGN's guide seems finished now, or at least they haven't missed any NPCs that I came across.

 

[Dr1f7]

btw why the fuck isn't there anyone to summon in any of the dlc

Oh, it's easy to answer. You need to fulfill the NPC quests to have them as summons. I ended up with no one to summon too. The quests can be broken by just walking toward the Shadow Keep.

i mean players for co-op, not the npc summons
i think it's cuz i'm level 70 everyone else is prolly out of summon range for me

but yeah the npc quests break if you kill like the 3rd boss lmao
that's why for fromsoft games you always need to play with a guide

 

[Odoryuk]

Why the fuck didn't I play offline, the messages spoiled me where to use the gesture. The same happened in DS3 as well.
Must be nice getting there by your own.

Spoiler

In my defence I used this gesture almost everywhere and at some point decided that Marika statues were useless for that, despite the gesture's name

 

[Anonona]

I think is not that bad, after all one of the reasons Souls games are so obtuse with its secrets has always been to promote players using messages to help each other find very well hidden secrets. It did lead to a very nice sense of community back when Demon's Souls released.

 

[Lyric Suite]

I hate those gesture puzzles with a burning passion so by all means let them spoil that shit.

 

[Lyre Mors]

By far my most hated aspect of the DLC so far is the Furnace Golems. Easily the most tedious, annoying, poorly designed enemy Fromsoft has ever conceived. I've gotten to the point where I won't even fight them, because not only is it far from fun, but the rewards do not outweigh the pure annoyance I feel while doing so.

 

[Lyric Suite]

I don't know seems like it's more annoying to have them around, since they can kick burning rocks from five miles away.

 

[HumanTotemPole]

After reading about bosses in the DLC, I think I'll be skipping it. Not interested in even more spastic bosses and delayed combos.

If From Soft wants to chase "pro" players, its their decision. Hope they don't mind loosing the "casual" crowd's money.

They chased the autistic crowd who think they can dodge everything pressing the roll button. If you use a shield, every boss is bearable. Asmongold killed the final boss in a couple of tries, under twenty minutes. Meanwhile, others have spent hours and hours trying to dodge everything.

The key ER gameplay mechanic to understand is enemy startup frame reaction. If the opponent is coded to punish the early frames of a chosen action you're in for a challenge (normally a combination of timing/spacing/positioning) if not you'll crush them if you've played this type of game before. The weapon art/block/jump vs attack/roll/parry dichotomy.

As an aside anybody catch the video below?



60 iframes on a jump is fucking crazy, no wonder jump grug is a viable playstyle.

 

[Dr1f7]

i hope people i invade watch this video and start jumping into a 2k dmg fireball

 

[Cat Headed Eagle]

After reading about bosses in the DLC, I think I'll be skipping it. Not interested in even more spastic bosses and delayed combos.

If From Soft wants to chase "pro" players, its their decision. Hope they don't mind loosing the "casual" crowd's money.

They chased the autistic crowd who think they can dodge everything pressing the roll button. If you use a shield, every boss is bearable. Asmongold killed the final boss in a couple of tries, under twenty minutes. Meanwhile, others have spent hours and hours trying to dodge everything.

The key ER gameplay mechanic to understand is enemy startup frame reaction. If the opponent is coded to punish the early frames of a chosen action you're in for a challenge (normally a combination of timing/spacing/positioning) if not you'll crush them if you've played this type of game before. The weapon art/block/jump vs attack/roll/parry dichotomy.

As an aside anybody catch the video below?



60 iframes on a jump is fucking crazy, no wonder jump grug is a viable playstyle.

Wasn't jump attack the way to exploit the game since day one? It's stayed that way it seems.

 

[H. P. Lovecraft's Cat]

Why the fuck didn't I play offline, the messages spoiled me where to use the gesture. The same happened in DS3 as well.
Must be nice getting there by your own.

Spoiler

In my defence I used this gesture almost everywhere and at some point decided that Marika statues were useless for that, despite the gesture's name

I assume this is why I missed like 3 fucking bosses in Shadow Keep. I wonder what else I have missed. I never use gestures. I didn't even know this was a thing.

 

[Vorark]

Radahn is based though

He's a victim. Gets space std, dies, is ressurrected into a repurposed deceased body only to be made consort of a twink, dies again. Poor fellow.

The quests can be broken by just walking toward the Shadow Keep.

It's really weird. I managed to finish a few questlines despite saving at the first site of grace in the final dungeon, way past the Shadow Keep. Namely Ansbachs's, Redmane gal, that guy near St Trina and Igon. Probably missed a bunch of dialogue though.

 

[Grampy_Bone]

As an aside anybody catch the video below?



60 iframes on a jump is fucking crazy, no wonder jump grug is a viable playstyle.

"Locking on is a trap." NO SHIT. Been like that since DS2.

Every dumbass in this thread needs to watch this.

 

[Cohesion]

If From Soft wants to chase "pro" players, its their decision. Hope theyon't mind loosing the "casual" crowd's money.

Incline. Filthy casuals can keep their money.

Said popamole loving casual.