I'm pretty sure their next game will be open world as well but by then they should've learned their lessons from ER and make the open world actually interesting and rewarding to explore. If they can do that, I'm excited to play it. Not touching ER again though.
There's no way they're making an open world game on a current gen hardware without 10 years of asset and pipeline evolution prior, the way they made Elden Ring. Unless they won't be drastically changing the fidelity of their assets and just continue with their current tech, which I'm actually kinda all for. Then they might be working on an open world game right now, but it won't be ER2
10 years of assets? They released 5 souls games in the last 10 years. Anyway, I don't mind if they reuse a lot from ER to make an ER2 with a greatly improved open world. That shit would sell like hotcakes.
They might as well release like 3-4 action RPGs and spinoffs akin to a Sekiro or Deracine in the same span of time on a current hardware and only then they will be ready to go into current gen open world (which by that time will be pastgen, just like with ER)
Increasing their team won't do any good, because you lose control when your staff is so large, but using ER money to outsorce even more assets could help them a lot
Oh.. oh dear. You're one of THOSE? Friendship OVER.
Is that a legacy dungeon? That stretches the definition a big much for me. I would consider it an area. It's the best bit of the DLC outside of the side dungeons but it's not really a legacy dungeon the same as the academy.
I'm hoping for a Kings Field revival but in 3rd person, you know kinda like a slower paced, more concentrated version of ER........
Imagine if the healing was based on finite consumable items which you had to buy or farm if you're outI'm hoping for a Kings Field revival but in 3rd person, you know kinda like a slower paced, more concentrated version of ER........
Not kidding tho, it's the only route I see back to something like DS1/2.
Should've had a spacey version of Torrent, pretty beurk as is.
Your honour, I would like to present the following evidence for this thread having the stupidest nigger brained posters on Codex.
Elden Ring has infinite stamina as well. You have to try to run out of it.
26 attempts and I'm not even getting close, unless I'm missing something obvious here. The second phase is just WTF.I've finally reached the final boss of the DLC, after 70+ hours spent playing it and checking every corner while at it. This is the point I need to admit: this is hard. I had fun listening to all the crybabies complaining about the difficulty of the Dancing Lion (first try for me), Gaius (10 tries), Bayle (12), Messmer (13), but this looks like a different story. It's actually so hard I'm not sure I will be able to go through it solo
There are ways to make it easier, but they're mostly build-dependent. What character are you playing?I've finally reached the final boss of the DLC, after 70+ hours spent playing it and checking every corner while at it. This is the point I need to admit: this is hard. I had fun listening to all the crybabies complaining about the difficulty of the Dancing Lion (first try for me), Gaius (10 tries), Bayle (12), Messmer (13), but this looks like a different story. It's actually so hard I'm not sure I will be able to go through it solo
You're slaying an actual, real god in its prime, of course it will be hard. It's easy enough to learn and beat the first phase, but phase two is the only time Tarnished encounters a god (the final boss in the base game doesn't count, even if the game titles it as a god, that amoeba is a weakling)I've finally reached the final boss of the DLC, after 70+ hours spent playing it and checking every corner while at it. This is the point I need to admit: this is hard. I had fun listening to all the crybabies complaining about the difficulty of the Dancing Lion (first try for me), Gaius (10 tries), Bayle (12), Messmer (13), but this looks like a different story. It's actually so hard I'm not sure I will be able to go through it solo
Could you stop being retarded?You're slaying an actual, real god in its prime, of course it will be hard. It's easy enough to learn and beat the first phase, but phase two is the only time Tarnished encounters a god (the final boss in the base game doesn't count, even if the game titles it as a god, that amoeba is a weakling)I've finally reached the final boss of the DLC, after 70+ hours spent playing it and checking every corner while at it. This is the point I need to admit: this is hard. I had fun listening to all the crybabies complaining about the difficulty of the Dancing Lion (first try for me), Gaius (10 tries), Bayle (12), Messmer (13), but this looks like a different story. It's actually so hard I'm not sure I will be able to go through it solo
Radahn is nothing special until Miquella shows up
How is he missing an arm? We don't know if having 3 arms is by design when achieving true godhood
I've finally reached the final boss of the DLC, after 70+ hours spent playing it and checking every corner while at it. This is the point I need to admit: this is hard. I had fun listening to all the crybabies complaining about the difficulty of the Dancing Lion (first try for me), Gaius (10 tries), Bayle (12), Messmer (13), but this looks like a different story. It's actually so hard I'm not sure I will be able to go through it solo
He is literally missing an arm and one of the NPC's story is he fought him and cut his arm off. I don't care about the shitty DLC lore and even I know this.
I totally missed that, who's the motherfucker who cut his arm, then? I thought either he just has 3 hands, or the fourth one is actually the one that sticks out of his cocoon in Mohg's arena. Though, he was reborn anew, as we saw his crosses were he left his left and right hands, so either he had to have 6 arms, or was resurrected with 3 arms or 4 arms and someone cut one off
