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Bro I love when you do these review videos

This game had funny moments, dont care what anyone says.

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Favorite moment in Elden Ring was Stormveil Castle for sure. That place is a masterclass in level design. I also loved all the underground areas. Stumbling upon Astel for the first time was absolutely insane.

Look how they massacred my boy

Play sekiro! Then lies of p . Then black myth wukong!! Trust me

Everyone should do what they think is more fun. If you think summoning spirits is more fun, go ahead and use them. It's there for that purpose. I personally think they make the bosses less fun, so I don't use them. Nobody is forced to do either, unless it's a boss that disables summons like in the evergaols.

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We are absolutely blessed to have fromsoftware in our lives

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I'm 45. Elden Ring was my first Fromsoft game. I got it at launch, and it kicked my ass. I stuck with it, and now I rarely play anything else. I love the freedom that it gives you. Cutscenes and NPC conversations are rare and brief. You can just explore and fight for hours. I was all about Bethesda and BioWare RPGs, but all the talking is so annoying and slow to me now. I got Baldurs Gate 3 at launch and haven't even made it out of Act One yet. The companions are annoying, and the combat is so slow and boring. Nothing else had been able to draw me into it's world like Elden Ring. I can't recommend it enough. Even if it's your first "Soulslike". Take your time and it will reward you with an epic adventure you'll never forget.

Elden Ring was my first Souls game. I didn't think I was good enough to play games like this but now I realise it's more about fortitude than ability. I imagine there are people who don't know it yet but will discover this beautiful world later. It's like a lovely secret waiting for them

Its always great to hear a new player talk about them discovering the souls games for the first time. Once it gets its hooks in ya its hard to play anything else.

I had a similar experience, i've never played a souls game before, but my friend started telling me the lore of the bosses and I got into elden ring just for that, i wanted to know those characters. It was life changing and now i'm halfway through dark souls 1

I mean yeah, this happens when you play elden ring as your first souls game ( i find it weird why would someone skip all the other games ), for example if you never heard the music of dark souls 3 or it's bosses you'll think that elden ring is some kind of phenomenon, but for people who played dark souls 1->3, bloodborne, sekiro, Elden ring is just another souls game with more modern mechanics and it doesn't feel any special considering that the people who played souls games before think that bloodborne, dark souls 3, or sekiro is better than elden ring. That's why elden ring got so overrated and overshadowed the other greater souls games.

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I started july 2023, thinkin I would play about 30-40 hours, maybe never finish it. Then 180 hours later I had completed the base game a first time, mostly without guides and offline on my own, missing a lot of stuff of course but having the pleasure of discovery and fulfilment. This was an incredible ride. Then I fired new journey and did the base again skipping a lot of side content which took me about 60 hours, then again for about 50 hours. Three times back to back. I'm about to finish the DLC and already started a new character which is level 8. It's so addictive. I have never played a souls before. This is a masterpiece.

I’ve been a Souls fan since 2016, so I was myself late to the party but even the Elden Ring blew me away. How FromSoftware have managed to make the game accessible to both new and familiar gamers must be applauded and hailed. It’s a masterpiece and one of my all time favorite games. I hope this has given you the bug to try previous FromSoft titles and see how you fair.

I had close to the same experience as you. I somehow missed out on this masterpiece FOR TWO YEARS?!?!? Unbelievable… I only started a week after SOTE released and it is a life changing experience.

I remember hearing that in the background. Okami was fuming. 😂

Same bro, nothing like it. I played Dark souls 3 after Elden Ring as my 2nd from game. Then all the others, bloodborne down to dark souls 1. The best for me when i think of the environments and bosses etc...Dark souls 3 screams at me and i find myself loading the game back up just to be there for a few moments. Dunmo why. Elden Ring was the best ive ever played then dark souls. Bloodborne wouldve been my fav if it wasnt for the bloodvial farming. Lol. I just prefer starting with all potions thanks haha

I still gotta finish it lol I beat like 40% of it at my friend's house but only played for a few hours on my Steam account so it's basically starting over.

Hey bro yeah man i felt the same for the game but Sekiro it kinda prepared me this ER. Yhen again those are the only Fromsoftware games uve played in my life and even RPG style game( played both in the time period of year and a half. Great Great game for sure top or top 10 in best games of all time.

Ayeeee. Another great video man. I'm thrilled to inspire you to play these games. Hilarious that you included one of the HUNDREDS of moments I died. XD. Ggs man. I still loved that Radahn kill. Using Vow and your mimic using Scarlet Aeonia like 4-5 times in a row.

When you did a trick it look like boo was taunting the person who got hit by the blue shell lol

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Hate Ulf tbh

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Thanks for the shoutout!

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Man wish I played this when it came out

Looks epic 🔫

I love Edward as a character so much. He spends his earlier life thinking he knows exactly what he wants, when really he has no idea what kind of person he is and what he cares about. Every single goal he states in the first half of the game is absolutely delusional, and he’s in denial about so many things. They’re all just things to run after to stay busy. He doesn’t genuinely believe in anything, and seems to want a purpose, and to belong. I always felt like Edward met Kidd and realised that everybody else had something they believed in, not in the future but in the present. And he slowly realises that he doesn’t actually want to spend the rest of his life running from the consequences of his own actions, leaving ruined lives and no true gain, full of guilt he tries not to think about. And starts coming to terms with reality, and to think ahead, to do what is good instead of what’s easy. I love that his final scene is him saying something extremely genuine, acknowledging how he really feels at the moment and what he valued, speaking not for his own comfort but someone else’s. He’s still Edward… but wiser, kinder and much more honest with himself.

Bro wasn't paid enough to care 😂

You're weird

We need need the part 3 now 😭😭,this is so peak

I gotta get Black Myth Wukong (and probably play it in like a decade knowing my pace)

What game is this

Nothing a little couple's counseling couldn't fix...probably 😅