Hi! I've seen this video today, but sadly I forgot the name of the song. I searched on Spotify and YouTube, but I just can't find it. Does anyone know?
I played on yoshis island (the one where you hit the could to get a shortcut). Last round, last items, but I didn't get my items for far too long, I spammed the item button, and I GOT 2 COINS??? I was on 9th place, I didn't bag, im very confused
I haven't played showdown with a team that is kinda serious for the ladder. So, I decided to play a team I like: Perish trap! With a sun combo and many of the past paradox mons.
But it says shadow tag is banned. damn. Arena trap is allowed though. I'm confused. Does anyone know why it's banned?
I apologize for my earlier post, I wasn't familiar with how I need to specify what game rules I mean.
Thanks to everyone who told me to keep going, it's finally there!!!! I feel so overwhelmed right now ❤️
After a lot of resets, I finally got my Shalpha gabite! I'm using a MegaChomp TR team in champions, so having the shiny dragon on the team will be so cool!
My 4th shiny in this game! I'll build a team around this lil guy. What do y'all say, should I do a Raichu-Y or a Raichu-X team?
I was shiny hunting for a shiny Golurk, got it and left the game. Came back next day and wanted to leave the spot, until I noticed that the crab had weird punching gloves. Another shiny I stumbled into!
I wanted to get to the tera raid behind it and accidentally walked into it. And then it's a shiny too!
Wolfey is the Gotham chess of Pokemon. I mean, the way he describes everything reminds me of him.
Also, if you think about it, Wolfey plays Pokemon matches like Chess players play chess. They see the best lines for the next 5 turns (I know it's far higher in chess but you get my point) and will act accordingly and pick the best route. It happens really often that Wolfey says "I lost this, oh that's over" only to win because the opponent didn't play the perfect route. It's like in chess when a GM sees the perfect line that leads to a checkmate in 25, but the opponent doesn't see the line.
Of course Chess and VGC are still different: VGC has RNG (such as the status effects, flinching or speed ties), while in Chess, everybody has the exact same on the field. But at least in my opinion, they are on high levels similar to each other.
What do you all think?
If anyone sees a excadrillnite used on a staraptor in the logs... That was me. Excadrill and staraptor sound similar in German (stalobor&staraptor) 😭
This mistake lost me the game I played too 🥀
Someone probably found this already, but if you tap the beam between your primary (only tap, not hold), there is a minimal animation cancel that makes you kill a teeny tiny bit faster than without it. It's quite hard and sometimes you either just skip the second hit of your primary or you tap too late and delay your next hit, but I think this could be strong if someone can do it perfectly.
I tried it with headshots, you are around half a second faster.
Basically the title. I am currently trying to get to the warriors of sunlight altar (the one in undead settlement), but I would like to partake in jolly co-op before too. I have the dried finger, but how can I increase the amount of multiplayer?
Usually I just look up a guide for a specific face on YouTube, but this time I made it myself. I like him!
I was a bit sad that he wasn't a vanguard, but I don't mind now because he is so fun! I'm not that good at him yet (I have lord Hela and lord Adam and my aim is still like as if a toaster would play this game) but I really like the flow of him when playing him.
At least to me, he doesn't seem to be too OP, maybe the two shot possibilities on long range with headshots could be removed (if that is possible, I'm not a game developer and I have no idea how that works).
What do you all think about him, his gameplay and his representation in the game?
I have around 400 hours on this game, and I love the Lore of it. I also love reading the lore interpretations of others, here on Reddit for example!
But I rarely see anyone talking about the Elden Ring. Many talk about Marika, or the empyreans, or the endings and how the Elden Ring is affected... But not about THE actual Elden Ring.
Then a realization struck my mind: I don't really know what it actually is. I know it holds great power in some way, Marika shattered it, many got fragments of it and they bearers got mad because of it.
TL;DR: I would love to know if there is an actual explanation on what the Elden Ring is and what it does. If there is not a concrete response, what are y'all's interpretations?
So basically, after my last (and way too dramatic) post (sorry for that), many of you have given me tips and motivational words. So, I decided to continue the run after a bit of help.
So far, I have killed: Godrick, Renalla, Morgott and Mohg. Technically, Radahn and Fire Giant are also dead on the playthrough, HOWEVER for these two other people were so kind to do them for me.
I already knew this won't be the "true" RL1 run. But after a kind tarnished killed Radahn for me and unlocked a second great rune, the run was fun... Until fire giant. So, after a lot of tries, another kind tarnished soloed him for me so I can continue.
I also have access to the DLC now, where I am gathering the scadu fragments and the reverted spirit ashes to fight bosses there too.
That's all. For everyone that reads this and read my old post, thank you for your words. I'm also thinking about starting a DS1, DS3 and Sekiro L1 run.
I hate the boss so much right now, it would be a great help for me.
Pw: 1234
I have beaten Artorias and Manus in my first try! I knew Artorias' moveset from Nightreign a bit, but his fight was so much more fun in this game.
Manus was quite tough, and I probably just won by sheet luck, but it was so much fun too! I love this game.
Hi! I just got the cleansing Greatshield, but something confuses me with it.
the type of weapon from this Shield is different from the other Greatshields in the description. This one says "großschwert", and not "Großschild". For the non-germans, for the weapon type it says "greatsword" instead of "Greatshield". Is there any lore/gameplay reason of why this is in the game? Or is this just a bug in the German version?
I don't know if anyone else already wrote this years ago, but I have gotten an idea for a different version of the DLC we have gotten.
I am by no means a developer so no ( or few) concrete numbers, special bosses or specific conditions will be in this.
First, I would change how we access the dlc. Radahn isn't mandatory for it anymore, either we just take a second boss completely out of the equation, or we take Malenia. Another idea is, similar to how you access the Artorias dlc in DS1 that you have to get an item from an enemy in the haligtree, to get another connection to Miquella.
When you arrive in the DLC, you will hear Miquella talking to you. He will be kind and helpful to guide you through the langs of shadows. He will be similar to Melina at Grace's, but you can always talk to him through the item you have gotten.
He will guide you to a new part of the DLC, a small altar that was made for him. There, you have two decisions: be his servant or not. This decision will vastly change the way the lore will be displayed in the game.
Let's start with the first option: you accept. He will thank you, telling you you are a great ally for his goals, if you are Elden lord already he will be honored to have you assistance as well.
You will hear his guide more often, and the whole map will feel brighter. Some enemies may not attack you, areas will have more colors, even the music sounds more carefree.
You get to the first NPCs, and talk with them. You can chat normally, but also talk with them about Miquella. They will tell you how great he is, how he guides them through these strange lands and more. When they say their opinion, you will notice something faint behind their voices: Miquellas voice saying the exact same thing.
If you manage to get close to St. Trina, his voice will sounds more urgent, telling you not to go to this place, it is cursed. After beating the putrescent knight and you get close to the entrance to the cave, Miquella will be even more urgent before his sentence gets cut off. Inside, there is no music. You will talk to St. Trina, and for the first time, someone tells their opinion about Miquella without his voice in the background. She is the only one that tells you the truth (at least some part of it), basically the same she did in the base DLC.
When you go back to a grace and rest, Miquella will appear at the grace. He will ask you if you have talked to St. Trina. Another two options: lying or telling the truth. If you lie, he will be glad you didn't, tell you St. Trina is a liar and a monster that will kill you if you trust her. If you tell him the truth, he will be greatly disappointed and will leave you. The map will return to its normal state. Also, you can talk to the NPCs and they will tell you their true opinion about Miquella, at least the ones that aren't charmed by him (Leda for example will tell the same thing, just without Miquellas voice behind it).
The endboss depends on your decision. If you still have Miquella on you side, you will fight St. Trina, if you don't have Miquella on your side you will fight him. If you did St. Trinas full quest, she will fight with you, similar to how Miquella fought with Radahn. So, the fight will either be a 2 v 2 (you/Miquella vs Trina/another boss or a new one or the other way around) or a two v 1 (you vs Miquella and a boss). Based on the final fight, you unlock a new ending you can either do before you get the actual ending, which will affect TLB and the LoS, or if you already are Else Lord/another ending, it will just be an ending for the LoS.
If you don't be his servant, you basically skip the part with the guide and the lying and the manipulation. The world will be more hostile from the beginning, but you will find out more lore earlier.
Based on your decisions, you will also get different weapons, armor, items and spells.
That's all. Please tell me what you all think about this.