u/Rust_BKT

How much do you think your experience with Elden Ring PvP will contribute to how well you might do in Duskbloods? Will there be some carry over, or will it be the people that really took up an interest in a game like Nightreign that end up doing the best at it??

My guess is that Duskbloods will be heavily oriented around map objectives, where maybe you get stronger with more completed tasks. So at a point, you HAVE to git gud at the pve if you hope to stand a chance, even against a completely pve player.

Mornin', nice day for fishin ain't it

I can't even be mad, kinda a cool build idea

before yall get on my ass about playing "passive", he had 30kilos of hyperarmor and used endure before every engagement. no, im not going to just walk into it.

If more people could just set their ego aside and try to come to mutual understanding, maybe the game wouldn't feel so toxic..

Its true, i played like a bitch.
We had a really terrible connection to eachother, 260ms, and i wasnt about to go running face first into a thrusting sword for no reason. But I can accept the fact that if I had played better, then maybe this little quarrel would never have happened.

Idk what’s who’s more stupid, me or the dog.

Various clips while working on a vid about daggers, mainhand vs offhand, and all the various movesets.

Daggers involve alot of poise counting and being aware of status meters if youre on bleed. If you can get the hang of that and manage good spacing and roll discipline, they're lowkey fucking insane

He was simply too powerful

Flower Power