@@Twitchy-l1u this is a 2 year old game, everyone watching this video has either finished the game or atleast defeated godrick. There is something called spoiler period which usually lasts for around 2 months after something releases so the spoiler period is already over.
See, the whole Bloodhound's Fang "situation" is just proof that you're telling the truth about not googling anything unless you absolutely have to. There are a lot of channels on YT who make that same claim but are clearly lying. That's why I'm here instead. I want to see a genuinely fresh take.
I appreciate you seeing it that way! I know it can be frustrating at times for the viewer to see me being a bonehead, but I am really enjoying this blind playthrough!!
Me too my friend. It so refreshing seing someone struggling like I did when I started. Watching others, I felt like such a moron sometimes because they just flew through the game and I worked my way through at a snails pace. BuT i enjoyed every second of it. Like NB does, it seems.
@@neverbeforegg I'm happy to hear you're having fun, mate. And the genuine blind playthrough is wonderful; I watch a lot of speed and challenge runs for Elden Ring but this playthrough takes me back to my own first experiences with it, so I get to vicariously through you re-experience all that sense of wonder and awe (and confusion about mechanics).
I like how you're playing the game in the exact way the developers designed it for. Instead of bashing your head against the wall (what I and many others did lol) when you hit a roadblock, you play to your outs by using buffs, pots and grease. Having already explored a large part of the map before facing Margit and Godrick helped too.
Your video style with narration is a breath of fresh air, there's so many Elden Ring playthroughs out there, more than any Souls game before, and they get harder to watch as the downtime really piles up in an already huge, lenghty game. So watching it in a different tempo is very welcome! Not to mention you can actually enjoy the game at your own pace without everyone getting anxious for progression and judging each and every step you take.
I assure you, it’s not frustrating at all to watch you learn the ins and outs of this game. Every Souls player on the planet wishes they could relearn these games for the first time. Your videos are immensely enjoyable to watch, keep it up!
I can't state enough how much i enjoy this series. Seeing you starting from barely able to beat small mobs to taking down major bosses in a few attempt is such a journey. I can't wait to finally see you become the Elden Lord.
Baldechin's Blessing is an item in your inventory, when you use it it will boost your poise for a bit, HOWEVER as long as you carry the item in your inventory you take a 5% reduction on your max health. So it might be worth putting it in stash until you need it, or just use it and get rid of the penalty.
Just wanna say I'm a veteran of this game and know pretty much all there is to know yet I still love watching new players discover things that I once did ages ago. Really nice video my friend. Keep it up!
@@neverbeforegg Yeah hah, it was quite funny when you insisted you would go there "in the future" when it was actually where you came from. You can eventually get back there, if you want to, but not anytime soon!
The worst part of any souls game is that you can only experience it for the first time once, so thank you for the next best thing. This is a great series!
Hey, I'm happy to see another episode of this series, and to celebrate this big Godrick-shaped milestone, I thought I'd give some non-spoiler advice based on this latest episode, which you can choose to read if you feel it's helpful or warranted: Item #1, Affinities and Weaknesses: Different enemies have weaknesses to different damage types (bleed, poison, fire, ect), and you'll do more damage, and activate status effects on them more often with the right damage type. Some of these are harder to figure out, but they all make some kind of sense. Example: The tree spirit you killed at the bottom of Stormveil Castle is weak to, of course, fire--like most trees would be! Godrick the Grafted, meanwhile, is strong to Holy--like most Demigods, as they are children of Marika the Eternal! By that same logic; the enemies of Marika and her holy order are weak to Holy! And all of these weaknesses can be triggered or made more effective by different items, weapons, talismans, and especially Weapon Arts (which can be swapped for most weapons, and when used with the proper wetstone, can change your weapon's damage type.) Item #2, Damage Types, and Weapon Category Advantages and Disadvantages: If you ever find yourself struggling to deal damage to a boss or enemy, try thinking creatively; experiment with not just different damage types and status effects, but also weapon types. There are four main types of weapon damage (Standard, Striking, Slashing, and Piercing--you can check which type by reading the weapon's stats), and different enemies can be weak or strong to each of these too. It's not necessary to learn, but it can be more than helpful. Example: Skeletons shatter when introduced to Striking damage, enemies with their skin exposed get cut apart by Slashing damage, and armored enemies are weak to Piercing damage. Also! Different weapons also have different functional uses, beyond just their weapon arts: Spears have a naturally longer range, and can be used whilst holding your shield up (although doing so can consume a dangerous amount of stamina.) Daggers are fast and don't consume a lot of stamina, but are close-range (this makes them very good at delivering status ailment damage, like bleed or poison, as you do more hits faster.) Hammers and Maces may not appear to do a lot of damage to many enemy types, and they tend to be slow, but they do a significant amount of posture/stance damage, thus making it easier to score critical hits during a fight. Whips (one of my favorites) deals low damage per-hit, and can't deal critical strikes, but stuns enemies with each swing, and has a huge attack range, and a wide swing radius. Small shields are worse at blocking, but are very good at parrying attacks. There's a lot more examples, so I suggest experimenting with any new weapon-type you find to see what they can do. Item #3, Uhh... A--all the other stuff I wanted to mention: You can always just brute-force your way through a problem with enough tries, but it's important to remember that it's not your only option. Smart play is rewarded, and a lot of fights can be won before you've even stepped foot through the door, just by picking the right equipment and items to use before-hand. As for general combat, that method of understanding your enemy goes for action as well; it can help to try fighting a tough enemy or boss first without striking any huge hits or chains of attacks, and focussing purely on maintaining a good defense. once you've gotten used to an enemies attacks and behaviour, you can follow it up with more well-timed attacks! Importantly though, an enemy waiting is an enemy that could be ready to attack--the safest time to strike can often be when the enemy is recovering from their previous attack, or charging a heavy attack, rather than when they're not attacking at all. And as far as exploration goes, congratulations on reaching Liurnia of the Lakes! It's a big reveal, but don't forget; Elden Ring is a big world, and you've got so much more to see than just the most obvious paths. There's tons of huge, helpful discoveries to make still, even in Limgrave, and I encourage you to go back and seek them for yourself! Even Stormveil has so many hidden paths you haven't crossed, and locations you haven't discovered--including the entrance to the Divine Tower overlooking Limgrave, if you seek activating Godrick's Great Rune. Closing Remarks: That's all my advice to give for the time being. Rather than just telling you what to do, I felt that giving proper explanations to strategies you've already discovered (experimenting with different strategies like Fire Grease and the like) would be a good way to encourage thinking rather than doing. I saw a lot of people say "Bloodhound Fang is a really good weapon", and whilst that isn't *bad advice* at all, it's also not the most informative advice, as there's not only weapons flat-out better than it in some ways (even this early on) but also, it completely depends on the player who's using the weapon! Maybe your fighting mentality better suits a spear, or a rapier, or a pizza cutter. Are you having trouble learning to dodge enemy attacks? Try using a shield. Is the shield too hard to use? Try a different shield, or a two-handed weapon. Getting hit a lot doing Bloodhound Slash? Try a different Weapon Art. What you do seem to appreciate, and should keep paramount is this: Knowledge is your greatest tool. Be creative, read item descriptions for information, story, and directions, speak with NPCs for advice and even follow different questlines with them, and apply your knowledge as you journey.
One good thing to learn to do is when you get knocked down you need to spam your roll because you don’t have any I-frames when on the ground. Plus it lets you get up faster.
It's looooong from over! We will be playing through Elden Ring for quite some time! Tried a few new things on the channel but now we are back to the core, Elden Ring baby.
Thank you so much for the support!!! No, I have been making TH-cam videos since I was 13 (am now 25) across a variety of different channels, all to varying degrees of success. However, I have never done videos in this style and on these types of games. So regarding the specific niche, this is brand new to me. However, when it comes to a video production standpoint, I am a seasoned vet for sure. Also have a Bachelors Degree in Media Production lol
Indeed your video experience definitely shows. Cool vids. Cool style you have in your production. Keep it up. And u are indeed just starting your Elden Ring journey. So much more to come. So many deaths. And the DLC makes all these early bosses look like a walk in the park. Thx.
Use your flask of Wonderous Physick before boss fights or hard encounters for a 60s boost of 2 attributes (which attributes is unlockable by visiting minor erdtrees visable on maps. Visit all churches visible on map. Talk to all NPCs until they repeat themselves. Since the Bloodhounds Fang is a curved sword, the talisman coupled with faster stamina regen (turtle) would suffise now. You will get runes by just playing, you should try to get your endurance up to 18 or 20 & vigor to 30 before adding dex or str for your weapon scaling, since running out of stamina = death mostly, and having enough to do an open blow or dodge once more will also increase your survivability vastly. Awesome series, will follow the rest of it. You're doing great!
Watching this reminds me of my first playthrough. Certainly one of the greatest games of all time. I haven't felt so enthralled by a video game since I was in middle school playing Skyrim
Thanks, now I need a mod that changes it to "Grass Touched" at every site of grace. Also, I enjoy how you go about playing. Accepting every loss and learning from it and coming back better is literally what soulsborne is all about! You'll be Elden Lord yet!
After 600+ Hours, watching you play with a fresh set of eyes is so cathartic and enjoyable. I used the Bloodhounds Fang through pretty much all of my first playthrough.
The rate at which you learn and internalize stuff even if your body hasn't quite caught up to your thought process is pretty amazing. You're very observant.
you have begun to truly understand, why these games are popular. that rush of overcoming an adversary, finally. To realize you did it because YOU GOT BETTER!
Haven't finished the video yet, but wanted to say: Margit and Godrick are bosses designed to test your patience and composure. These bosses exist in order to make you panic roll and panic heal. They'll give you big windows to hit as long as you can dodge their attacks correctly.
We are SO back. The amount of progress you made is amazing ! It took me 60+ to get through Godrick, nice to see you do it in 3. Its nice to accompany you on your journey to become the ELDEN RING WARRIOR
Margitt is a fantastic introductory boss for what to expect going forward. He is a skill wall that blocks you until you've taken the time to explore and get used to how the game works. He's about controlling the pace of the fight, super delayed attacks, fast punishes, a variety of mixed close and ranged attacks and a few staggering combos. He's large and deceptively fast and seemingly random in his patterns. Bosses going forward will utilize all of these things and more, so he's your training wheels for what's up ahead. If you beat him, you're ready to keep going. I think the only boss I like more for this sort of lesson was in Bloodborne, an early game boss that really teaches you the importance of setting the pace of the fight, especially for that game. However, I won't spoil anything here. Also your immersive HUD is hiding something from you, look for a Red Box icon with a down arrow, that's a bad thing. The reason why Goddrick seems so soon is because Castle Stormveil has a lot of optional paths hidden everywhere. I've been playing this game since release and I'm still finding new things in there. Make sure to keep coming back and explore around. I would resist the temptation to use Remembrances just for Runes. Those things are valuable elsewhere.
Don’t forget that bloodhound step doubles as a dodge move with invincibility frames as well! I can’t wait to see more of this playthrough man keep up the good work! Btw, this is super hidden and basically always secretly tortures first playthroughs but baldachins blessing reduces your health by 5% until used, but when you do use it it’ll buff your resistances for a time and afterwords give your health back
tips if you want, i'll try not to spoil anything baldachins' blessing lowers your max hp if it's in your inv, use it then rest at a site of grace to remove it. when you see a bowl-like pedestal that looks like the one you got the yellow bottle from at the church, it contains buffs which are very useful. upgrades on weapons have way more effect on your dmg than lvling up so try to always have an upgraded weapon when fighting bosses. poise dmg(an invisible type of dmg that dictates when you stagger an enemy) resets after 6 seconds (I think) weapons, armor, and enemies mostly follow common sense, bigger the weapon the bigger the bigger the damage, slower recovery times and more poise dmg, plate armor is better than cloth, and bigger the enemy the bigger the health bar and slower attacks, the tougher the skin looks, the less effective pierce damage types are. elevators have multiple uses, careful not to fall down one tho. Elden Ring will always provide you equipment to beat a boss before the next area so be sure to search everywhere. High and low. there are many damage types with every enemy having different resistances (you can use common sense to work them out) and the damage type is under the name of the weapon.
Man I really loved the series. I hope you will continue the series. Not gonna lie you inspired me to play elden ring to discover the entire lands between. I want to defeat all of the bosses. It doesn’t matter how long it is going take for me. I want to have fun by playing Elden Ring. Much appreciate it.
Stormveil is such an awesome introduction to Elden Ring's main dungeons. Everywhere you see, you can explore. It's a bliss to watch anyone tackle it the 1st time. I only realized after that Margit was supposed to be the finest parry practice boss you can find early on.
I’ve been really enjoying these videos and wanted to offer my knowledge of the lore in case you were interested. I know it can be confusing to learn since the way to learn it mimics how we learn our real life history through theories and biased retellings. I also recommend Vaati’s channel as he has several videos on it! To start with, the Lands Between is ruled over by Queen Marika the Eternal (‘Mar’ pronounced like ‘fair’), she is a Goddess. The Elden Lord (what you are trying to become) is the King Consort of Queen Marika. There have been two Elden Lords, Godfrey the Golden and Radagon of the Golden Order. The Golden Order is basically the government or law of the Lands Between. It was established by Marika thousands of years ago, but she wasn’t always a Goddess, she was chosen as a candidate for Godhood by the Greater Will, an outer God who had interest in the Lands Between. A candidate of Godhood is chosen by the Two Fingers, envoys of the Greater Will that directly communicate with the Outer God. The candidates the Two Fingers choose are called Empyreans (em-peer-ee-an-s). The Two Fingers, however, need to be interpreted by the Finger Crones, a bunch of old women. When the Golden Order was established the people were blessed with Grace, which was shown in the golden hue in their eyes. Grace was how you knew you were accepted by the Golden Order. If you weren’t accepted, you were enemies of the Golden Order and despised. If you lost your Grace, you became Tarnished. We know for sure that Marika has 10 Demigod children and step-children, but we don’t know if they are her only children. Godrick the Grafted is not her child, but instead a distant descendant of hers from the Golden Lineage. The Golden Lineage is the union between Marika and her first husband, Godfrey the Golden. They had 3 children together. Godwyn the Golden, and the twin Omens Morgott (more-got) and Mohg (mo-g). While it is unconfirmed, Godrick is most definitely descended from Godwyn the Golden. With her 2nd husband, Radagon, we know Marika had 2 children. The twin prodigies, Miquella the Unalloyed (mick-ella) and Malenia, Blade of Miquella (ma-ley-nee-a). Radagon had also been married before Marika to another Queen, Queen Rennala of the Full Moon (ren-all-a). Rennala had established herself as the Headmistress of the Raya Lucaria Academy (ray-a loo-car-ee-a) and declared herself Queen of Caria (care-ee-a). The academy practices Glintstone Sorcery (the blue magic) which has links to the stars, fitting as Rennala’s family was descended from astrologers. Raya Lucaria and the Golden Order went to war at some point, and Radagon and Rennala met on the battlefield, falling in love and marrying which ended the war and joined the them together. They had 3 children; Lunar Princess Ranni (ron-ee), General Radahn (ruh-dawn), and Praetor Rykard (rye-card). Ranni was chosen as an Empyrean by the Two Fingers. Another war fought by the Golden Order was against the Fire Giants, the war was led by Godfrey. When the war was finally won, Godfrey and his soldiers were stripped of their Grace, loosing the golden hue in their eyes and becoming Tarnished. Marika sent them away from the Lands Between to wage war for her. Your character is likely a descendant of Godfrey and his soldiers. When Radagon heard of this, he left Rennala and married Marika. Marika had at least 2 more children, but their father is never stated. The most popular theory for at least one of them is Radagon due to them both having red hair. I won’t say who they are since one isn’t in the base game and the other isn’t directly stated in the game, and I don’t want to spoil it.
What i really like is that the bosses he fights are unironically not super easy compared to what he fought previously. They are genuinely improving greatly.
Oooh, this was an action-packed episode for sure! Happy to see you reading item descriptions so you know about things like Divine Towers. Meeting so many NPCs! You're very correct that there is a HUGE world out there to explore in Elden Ring. I really like the way you split up your videos, and stating how many hours it's been, that works really well. Have fun!
as someone who just completed the DLC and started my first Journey 2, that feeling you've showcased here just keeps going. Stick with it and be rewarded. this is the way
I am in the middle of a lvl 1 challenge run just to try to capture that feeling of success when you beat a boss for the first time, but your videos almost do that better than my run. Keep up the good work
People love genuinely blind playthroughs of souls games. It helps recapture that first time feeling. Great content man. Check out the other souls games after ER and watch your channel grow.
I really love these videos, they give me a whole new perspective to the soulslike genre. You have clearly improved overtime, so keep going! Some small helps for you: The bloodhound's fang has bleed buildup, you can see if a weapon has special effects in the equipment screen. Pressing square/X in the select screen gives you the full description, and this is the main way you learn about the lore of the game.
At episode 1 I thought there would be no way you'd beat Margit in less then 100 tries. But you got a lot better every episode and was able to take him down rather smoothly. Congratulations you truly so live up to the name of Elden Ring Warrior!
After doing 7 to 8 playthroughs of this game it is so cool to feel like I'm experiencing it the first time again watching your playthrough! I can't wait to see what choices you make!
As a heads up, since I dunno if anybody else has mentioned it- you need a Seal equipped to cast incantations, which is the heal spell you got. You can buy a Finger Seal from the Roundtable hold at the Twin Maiden Husks! Secondarily, you need to equip the spell while resting at a Site of Grass, and click the memorize spell option to equip a spell to a spell slot. You can equip incantations AND sorceries this way, which Rancorcall is, but sorceries need a Staff to cast their magics, not Seals. Each spell has it's own stat requirements, between Faith, Intelligence, and Arcane (sometimes), which will allow you to cast the spell in the first place. Each Seal (and Staff) you find will also have Stat requirements or the spells you cast from them will be less effective (smaller heals, lower damage - but not smaller times on buff spells). With your Elden Ring Warrior goal, it might behoove you to put a couple levels into Faith to get some good Incantation Buffs! On another note, if you want to use both big swords, I'll recommend levelling up your Endurance Stat. That not only increases your equip load, letting you carry more gear at the same time, but also increases your stamina bar, meaning that you can do more dodge rolls, attacks, etc before it needs to refill. I'd recommend getting to about 15-20 Endurance. That being said, I'd be remiss if I told you to focus this ahead of your other stats. As I'm sure you've figured out, Vigor is important, as having more HP could mean the difference between surviving many hits. In my opinion, that's the greatest stat to level up for everyone.
When the black robed woman held you, she gave you an item called the "Baldachins Blessing", this item increases your poise but decreses your maximum health by 5% until you've used the Baldachins blessing in your inventory. Make sure to use it immediately after she gives you one. To use the spells you have accumulated you need either a seal or a staff, a finger seal can be purchased from the twin maiden husks in the roundtable hold
I love how In the lore margit is at the foot of storm veil to protect the weakest demigod's great rune from tarnished with foolish ambitions, so Fromsoft actually went and made the gateway boss harder than the real fight, gotta love the dedication to the lore.
01:05 haha I got a cold feeling in my stomach from that enemy stagger into panic roll. Im not hating or nothing, we all play like that on our first fromsoft game😅 Great video, its fun hearing about someones first experience with this game.
This was great to watch, and i enjoy your enthusiasm. I do want to mention some stuff that rubbed me the wrong way tho... in the beginning you stated that you were using your side step wrong (ash of war). Im not sure if folks specifically said that but that's not right. You weren't using it wrong, you just weren't using it completely. And that's not a bad thing! It is true that you miss out on the other half of the attack, but the upside to not using it whole is that you evade as you attack. If you're against a nimble foe that attacks fast, it may be a good idea to not use the enitre attack. Keep it up!
There are definitely whole parts of Stormveil that you didn't get to. Unless you just didn't show them. You didn't get onto the rooftops at all, there's a bunch of stuff up there. There's at least one NPC, probably more, that you didn't talk to. The guy who sells sorceries -- did you meet him? And a painting -- did you find that? Did you find the Grafted Scion in there? There are multiple elevators, and a spot where the ground drops out from beneath you, taking you down to an area with a crucible knight. Oh, and the area that Roderika told you about, with Chrisalids, where you can deliver her message and get something to bring back to her. (If you miss that, you can meet her again later in another place and go back to her shack to retrieve items. But you will still want to go find all the missing areas and items in Stormveil as well.) General advice for any area: Explore until you *think* you've found everything, and then use a walkthrough or something like one of Dom's Roundtable's "things you missed" videos to check for things you might have still missed. There are so many routes that are hard to find because they are places to drop down that you would never have thought of trying or go through hidden doors that you would never have thought were even there. (When you're ready, try searching "Dom's Roundtable things you missed stormveil castle").
@@webpombo7765 some things aren't blatantly noticed, especially when you got ADHD like me. Like I didn't know you could jump over some low walls or climb over a pile of bags to get the claw talisman
Stormveil is a pretty big place. you blasted through most of the main areas quite quickly. Bit there's a few other hidden spots and secret areas to get more loot/secret stuff. I look forward to more
Great video, also I recommend exploring alot of caves because some of them have things called miners bell bearings, which allow you to buy as much smithing stones as you want if you give it too the husks in the roundtable hold 👍
I feel your pain dude. I too am one of those muppets who played over half the game without realising there was a part 2 to Bloodhound's Finesse lol (yeah, I died a lot)
I really admire the way you approach things. I have only been playing this game for a couple of weeks myself and I'm having to use spirit ashes to take on bosses because I suck. It's a wonderful game though, and I really enjoy watching your videos. All the best! :)
Seeing you beat Margit and the Ulcerated Tree Spirit was awesome! I was really looking forward to it. Hope you enjoy Raya Lucaria, this part of the world is a personal favorite of mine.
wow, great video again! I am a bit surprised how little problems you had with Margit. I didn't manage to beat them in more time than you spent at all in the game ... respect. But I also need to admit that I never played through the entire game. So maybe I am just unfit to become Elden lord. May your Pursuit be on better winds, great warrior and you become the greatest of them all. I would really love to watch it, especially becauso now I watching stuff Ialso have NEVER BEFORE seen!
We are BACK. After 17 hours, we finally defeated Godrick, the Grafted. Subscribe if you're STOKED. 🤯
Glad to have you back but spoiling your own video is interesting work 😅
@@Twitchy-l1unot really a big spoiler 😂
@@Silvraya climax of the entire episode isn't a big spoiler? What would be a bigger spoiler pertaining to this episode than that?
@@Twitchy-l1u this is a 2 year old game, everyone watching this video has either finished the game or atleast defeated godrick. There is something called spoiler period which usually lasts for around 2 months after something releases so the spoiler period is already over.
Hey man, love the series but The episodes are the other way around. First episode is actually the last.
"Bro you need some ladies."
"Because I'm maiden less?"
"So you may ladies foolish ambitions to rest."
Love it 😂😂
Great.. now I need a mod where Margit pulls a deez nuts joke
This gets funnier every time.
😂😂
Never change your video style! Hope to see you enjoy this game until the DLC and your video are the best to enjoy with a meal.
Oh I absolutely plan on going all the way through the DLC! I am so glad you enjoy the format!
See, the whole Bloodhound's Fang "situation" is just proof that you're telling the truth about not googling anything unless you absolutely have to. There are a lot of channels on YT who make that same claim but are clearly lying. That's why I'm here instead. I want to see a genuinely fresh take.
I appreciate you seeing it that way! I know it can be frustrating at times for the viewer to see me being a bonehead, but I am really enjoying this blind playthrough!!
The clearest sign for me was that he called those dogs 'turtles' in a previous episode, smh
Me too my friend. It so refreshing seing someone struggling like I did when I started. Watching others, I felt like such a moron sometimes because they just flew through the game and I worked my way through at a snails pace. BuT i enjoyed every second of it. Like NB does, it seems.
@@neverbeforegg I'm happy to hear you're having fun, mate. And the genuine blind playthrough is wonderful; I watch a lot of speed and challenge runs for Elden Ring but this playthrough takes me back to my own first experiences with it, so I get to vicariously through you re-experience all that sense of wonder and awe (and confusion about mechanics).
@@viljamtheninja 😂😂underated
I like how you're playing the game in the exact way the developers designed it for. Instead of bashing your head against the wall (what I and many others did lol) when you hit a roadblock, you play to your outs by using buffs, pots and grease.
Having already explored a large part of the map before facing Margit and Godrick helped too.
Honestly it’s probably cuz I get a ton of anxiety thinking about approaching a big boss so I try and prep extra before hand 😂
Yeah coming from ds3 i forgot that elden ring is open world and went straight to margit , i had a hard time 😂
@@Madara-hz4dk yeah, shit was different back then xD
I don't know why my comment disappeared so here it is again:
There is no "correct" way to play. It depends if you need to lower the difficulty or not.
Your video style with narration is a breath of fresh air, there's so many Elden Ring playthroughs out there, more than any Souls game before, and they get harder to watch as the downtime really piles up in an already huge, lenghty game. So watching it in a different tempo is very welcome! Not to mention you can actually enjoy the game at your own pace without everyone getting anxious for progression and judging each and every step you take.
I assure you, it’s not frustrating at all to watch you learn the ins and outs of this game. Every Souls player on the planet wishes they could relearn these games for the first time. Your videos are immensely enjoyable to watch, keep it up!
I can't state enough how much i enjoy this series. Seeing you starting from barely able to beat small mobs to taking down major bosses in a few attempt is such a journey. I can't wait to finally see you become the Elden Lord.
I am so happy you're enjoying! This is honestly what I was envisioning when setting out on this series so I am so glad folks are seeing it that way!!
A few attempts is a bit of an understatement. Brother is 17 hours in with an upgraded Bloodhound lol
Man this is such a fun series!
YES
Baldechin's Blessing is an item in your inventory, when you use it it will boost your poise for a bit, HOWEVER as long as you carry the item in your inventory you take a 5% reduction on your max health. So it might be worth putting it in stash until you need it, or just use it and get rid of the penalty.
Best part of every playthrough is when people become elden lords with 5% health reduction without knowing. shh
Just wanna say I'm a veteran of this game and know pretty much all there is to know yet I still love watching new players discover things that I once did ages ago. Really nice video my friend. Keep it up!
@@Doinkinator69 Hey so glad you enjoyed!! Appreciate the love!
The place you saw on the distance is the island where u start and die to the first boss, before entering the cave to start the game
WHAT?? Actually??
@@neverbeforegg Yeah hah, it was quite funny when you insisted you would go there "in the future" when it was actually where you came from. You can eventually get back there, if you want to, but not anytime soon!
@@hanidawood9306let people figure things out themself oh my god🤦♀️
@@greeneyeballs I didn't tell him anything useful? Just that it's possible to go there. It's not important
@@hanidawood9306 it’s a cool find later that y’all ruin
The worst part of any souls game is that you can only experience it for the first time once, so thank you for the next best thing. This is a great series!
He's back! 🎉
Love the deathcounter. I always find it interesting how well people do against certain bosses!
Hell yeah! So glad you like it! I figured it would be something kinda neat to keep track of!
Hey, I'm happy to see another episode of this series, and to celebrate this big Godrick-shaped milestone, I thought I'd give some non-spoiler advice based on this latest episode, which you can choose to read if you feel it's helpful or warranted:
Item #1, Affinities and Weaknesses:
Different enemies have weaknesses to different damage types (bleed, poison, fire, ect), and you'll do more damage, and activate status effects on them more often with the right damage type. Some of these are harder to figure out, but they all make some kind of sense.
Example: The tree spirit you killed at the bottom of Stormveil Castle is weak to, of course, fire--like most trees would be! Godrick the Grafted, meanwhile, is strong to Holy--like most Demigods, as they are children of Marika the Eternal! By that same logic; the enemies of Marika and her holy order are weak to Holy!
And all of these weaknesses can be triggered or made more effective by different items, weapons, talismans, and especially Weapon Arts (which can be swapped for most weapons, and when used with the proper wetstone, can change your weapon's damage type.)
Item #2, Damage Types, and Weapon Category Advantages and Disadvantages:
If you ever find yourself struggling to deal damage to a boss or enemy, try thinking creatively; experiment with not just different damage types and status effects, but also weapon types. There are four main types of weapon damage (Standard, Striking, Slashing, and Piercing--you can check which type by reading the weapon's stats), and different enemies can be weak or strong to each of these too. It's not necessary to learn, but it can be more than helpful.
Example: Skeletons shatter when introduced to Striking damage, enemies with their skin exposed get cut apart by Slashing damage, and armored enemies are weak to Piercing damage.
Also! Different weapons also have different functional uses, beyond just their weapon arts:
Spears have a naturally longer range, and can be used whilst holding your shield up (although doing so can consume a dangerous amount of stamina.)
Daggers are fast and don't consume a lot of stamina, but are close-range (this makes them very good at delivering status ailment damage, like bleed or poison, as you do more hits faster.)
Hammers and Maces may not appear to do a lot of damage to many enemy types, and they tend to be slow, but they do a significant amount of posture/stance damage, thus making it easier to score critical hits during a fight.
Whips (one of my favorites) deals low damage per-hit, and can't deal critical strikes, but stuns enemies with each swing, and has a huge attack range, and a wide swing radius.
Small shields are worse at blocking, but are very good at parrying attacks.
There's a lot more examples, so I suggest experimenting with any new weapon-type you find to see what they can do.
Item #3, Uhh... A--all the other stuff I wanted to mention:
You can always just brute-force your way through a problem with enough tries, but it's important to remember that it's not your only option. Smart play is rewarded, and a lot of fights can be won before you've even stepped foot through the door, just by picking the right equipment and items to use before-hand.
As for general combat, that method of understanding your enemy goes for action as well; it can help to try fighting a tough enemy or boss first without striking any huge hits or chains of attacks, and focussing purely on maintaining a good defense. once you've gotten used to an enemies attacks and behaviour, you can follow it up with more well-timed attacks!
Importantly though, an enemy waiting is an enemy that could be ready to attack--the safest time to strike can often be when the enemy is recovering from their previous attack, or charging a heavy attack, rather than when they're not attacking at all.
And as far as exploration goes, congratulations on reaching Liurnia of the Lakes! It's a big reveal, but don't forget; Elden Ring is a big world, and you've got so much more to see than just the most obvious paths. There's tons of huge, helpful discoveries to make still, even in Limgrave, and I encourage you to go back and seek them for yourself! Even Stormveil has so many hidden paths you haven't crossed, and locations you haven't discovered--including the entrance to the Divine Tower overlooking Limgrave, if you seek activating Godrick's Great Rune.
Closing Remarks:
That's all my advice to give for the time being.
Rather than just telling you what to do, I felt that giving proper explanations to strategies you've already discovered (experimenting with different strategies like Fire Grease and the like) would be a good way to encourage thinking rather than doing.
I saw a lot of people say "Bloodhound Fang is a really good weapon", and whilst that isn't *bad advice* at all, it's also not the most informative advice, as there's not only weapons flat-out better than it in some ways (even this early on) but also, it completely depends on the player who's using the weapon! Maybe your fighting mentality better suits a spear, or a rapier, or a pizza cutter. Are you having trouble learning to dodge enemy attacks? Try using a shield. Is the shield too hard to use? Try a different shield, or a two-handed weapon. Getting hit a lot doing Bloodhound Slash? Try a different Weapon Art.
What you do seem to appreciate, and should keep paramount is this: Knowledge is your greatest tool. Be creative, read item descriptions for information, story, and directions, speak with NPCs for advice and even follow different questlines with them, and apply your knowledge as you journey.
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Good stuff man. Make sure you use that Balachin's blessing though....if you have it in your inventory you get a health debuff
Not a single mention of what was behind the tree spirit. :(
One good thing to learn to do is when you get knocked down you need to spam your roll because you don’t have any I-frames when on the ground. Plus it lets you get up faster.
Really impressive you beat Margit with no spirit summons or summon NPC, great series - keep it up!
Thank you so much!!
It's good to see your back, you were gone a while and I was afraid the series was over
It's looooong from over! We will be playing through Elden Ring for quite some time! Tried a few new things on the channel but now we are back to the core, Elden Ring baby.
Been here from the beginning, certified banger as usual. Your editing style is fantastic, is this your first YT channel?
Thank you so much for the support!!! No, I have been making TH-cam videos since I was 13 (am now 25) across a variety of different channels, all to varying degrees of success. However, I have never done videos in this style and on these types of games. So regarding the specific niche, this is brand new to me. However, when it comes to a video production standpoint, I am a seasoned vet for sure. Also have a Bachelors Degree in Media Production lol
@neverbeforegg well your experience definitely shows! Hopefully you continue to see success on this channel, you've got me hooked.
Indeed your video experience definitely shows. Cool vids. Cool style you have in your production. Keep it up. And u are indeed just starting your Elden Ring journey. So much more to come. So many deaths. And the DLC makes all these early bosses look like a walk in the park. Thx.
Glad that you're back! I'm excited to keep seeing your progress through the game.
been watching since the beginning, and im genuinely invested.
Love the videos!
That seriously is so wonderful to hear, thank you!!
Use your flask of Wonderous Physick before boss fights or hard encounters for a 60s boost of 2 attributes (which attributes is unlockable by visiting minor erdtrees visable on maps.
Visit all churches visible on map.
Talk to all NPCs until they repeat themselves.
Since the Bloodhounds Fang is a curved sword, the talisman coupled with faster stamina regen (turtle) would suffise now.
You will get runes by just playing, you should try to get your endurance up to 18 or 20 & vigor to 30 before adding dex or str for your weapon scaling, since running out of stamina = death mostly, and having enough to do an open blow or dodge once more will also increase your survivability vastly.
Awesome series, will follow the rest of it. You're doing great!
Watching this reminds me of my first playthrough. Certainly one of the greatest games of all time. I haven't felt so enthralled by a video game since I was in middle school playing Skyrim
Thanks, now I need a mod that changes it to "Grass Touched" at every site of grace. Also, I enjoy how you go about playing. Accepting every loss and learning from it and coming back better is literally what soulsborne is all about! You'll be Elden Lord yet!
btw you can hold your dodge/sprint button to climb ladders faster
After 600+ Hours, watching you play with a fresh set of eyes is so cathartic and enjoyable.
I used the Bloodhounds Fang through pretty much all of my first playthrough.
The rate at which you learn and internalize stuff even if your body hasn't quite caught up to your thought process is pretty amazing. You're very observant.
you have begun to truly understand, why these games are popular. that rush of overcoming an adversary, finally. To realize you did it because
YOU
GOT
BETTER!
Haven't finished the video yet, but wanted to say: Margit and Godrick are bosses designed to test your patience and composure. These bosses exist in order to make you panic roll and panic heal. They'll give you big windows to hit as long as you can dodge their attacks correctly.
LETSSSSSSS GOOOOOOOO. Just time for dinner and a video which I've seen NEVER BEFORE!!!!!!!
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We are SO back. The amount of progress you made is amazing ! It took me 60+ to get through Godrick, nice to see you do it in 3.
Its nice to accompany you on your journey to become the ELDEN RING WARRIOR
All hail the Elden Ring Warrior!
@@andresfajardo6838 BEAR WITNESS
Margitt is a fantastic introductory boss for what to expect going forward. He is a skill wall that blocks you until you've taken the time to explore and get used to how the game works. He's about controlling the pace of the fight, super delayed attacks, fast punishes, a variety of mixed close and ranged attacks and a few staggering combos. He's large and deceptively fast and seemingly random in his patterns. Bosses going forward will utilize all of these things and more, so he's your training wheels for what's up ahead. If you beat him, you're ready to keep going.
I think the only boss I like more for this sort of lesson was in Bloodborne, an early game boss that really teaches you the importance of setting the pace of the fight, especially for that game. However, I won't spoil anything here.
Also your immersive HUD is hiding something from you, look for a Red Box icon with a down arrow, that's a bad thing.
The reason why Goddrick seems so soon is because Castle Stormveil has a lot of optional paths hidden everywhere. I've been playing this game since release and I'm still finding new things in there. Make sure to keep coming back and explore around.
I would resist the temptation to use Remembrances just for Runes. Those things are valuable elsewhere.
Don’t forget that bloodhound step doubles as a dodge move with invincibility frames as well! I can’t wait to see more of this playthrough man keep up the good work!
Btw, this is super hidden and basically always secretly tortures first playthroughs but baldachins blessing reduces your health by 5% until used, but when you do use it it’ll buff your resistances for a time and afterwords give your health back
tips if you want, i'll try not to spoil anything
baldachins' blessing lowers your max hp if it's in your inv, use it then rest at a site of grace to remove it.
when you see a bowl-like pedestal that looks like the one you got the yellow bottle from at the church, it contains buffs which are very useful.
upgrades on weapons have way more effect on your dmg than lvling up so try to always have an upgraded weapon when fighting bosses.
poise dmg(an invisible type of dmg that dictates when you stagger an enemy) resets after 6 seconds (I think)
weapons, armor, and enemies mostly follow common sense, bigger the weapon the bigger the bigger the damage, slower recovery times and more poise dmg, plate armor is better than cloth, and bigger the enemy the bigger the health bar and slower attacks, the tougher the skin looks, the less effective pierce damage types are.
elevators have multiple uses, careful not to fall down one tho.
Elden Ring will always provide you equipment to beat a boss before the next area so be sure to search everywhere. High and low.
there are many damage types with every enemy having different resistances (you can use common sense to work them out) and the damage type is under the name of the weapon.
This is a fresh take to an elden ring series. I love it. It'll be a long journey and tons of effort to put this out but i enjoy this so much.
Been looking forward to this !
Hell yes!! So glad!!
@neverbeforegg Great video man! Instant sub from me. Can't wait till your next one !
@@BigBadTarnished Thank you so much!! Soon!
Man I really loved the series. I hope you will continue the series. Not gonna lie you inspired me to play elden ring to discover the entire lands between. I want to defeat all of the bosses. It doesn’t matter how long it is going take for me. I want to have fun by playing Elden Ring. Much appreciate it.
Stormveil is such an awesome introduction to Elden Ring's main dungeons. Everywhere you see, you can explore. It's a bliss to watch anyone tackle it the 1st time.
I only realized after that Margit was supposed to be the finest parry practice boss you can find early on.
Brilliant series, such and entertaining format, well done bro, can’t wait for the next one
So glad you've enjoying!!
I’ve been really enjoying these videos and wanted to offer my knowledge of the lore in case you were interested. I know it can be confusing to learn since the way to learn it mimics how we learn our real life history through theories and biased retellings. I also recommend Vaati’s channel as he has several videos on it!
To start with, the Lands Between is ruled over by Queen Marika the Eternal (‘Mar’ pronounced like ‘fair’), she is a Goddess. The Elden Lord (what you are trying to become) is the King Consort of Queen Marika. There have been two Elden Lords, Godfrey the Golden and Radagon of the Golden Order.
The Golden Order is basically the government or law of the Lands Between. It was established by Marika thousands of years ago, but she wasn’t always a Goddess, she was chosen as a candidate for Godhood by the Greater Will, an outer God who had interest in the Lands Between. A candidate of Godhood is chosen by the Two Fingers, envoys of the Greater Will that directly communicate with the Outer God. The candidates the Two Fingers choose are called Empyreans (em-peer-ee-an-s). The Two Fingers, however, need to be interpreted by the Finger Crones, a bunch of old women.
When the Golden Order was established the people were blessed with Grace, which was shown in the golden hue in their eyes. Grace was how you knew you were accepted by the Golden Order. If you weren’t accepted, you were enemies of the Golden Order and despised. If you lost your Grace, you became Tarnished.
We know for sure that Marika has 10 Demigod children and step-children, but we don’t know if they are her only children. Godrick the Grafted is not her child, but instead a distant descendant of hers from the Golden Lineage.
The Golden Lineage is the union between Marika and her first husband, Godfrey the Golden. They had 3 children together. Godwyn the Golden, and the twin Omens Morgott (more-got) and Mohg (mo-g). While it is unconfirmed, Godrick is most definitely descended from Godwyn the Golden.
With her 2nd husband, Radagon, we know Marika had 2 children. The twin prodigies, Miquella the Unalloyed (mick-ella) and Malenia, Blade of Miquella (ma-ley-nee-a).
Radagon had also been married before Marika to another Queen, Queen Rennala of the Full Moon (ren-all-a). Rennala had established herself as the Headmistress of the Raya Lucaria Academy (ray-a loo-car-ee-a) and declared herself Queen of Caria (care-ee-a). The academy practices Glintstone Sorcery (the blue magic) which has links to the stars, fitting as Rennala’s family was descended from astrologers.
Raya Lucaria and the Golden Order went to war at some point, and Radagon and Rennala met on the battlefield, falling in love and marrying which ended the war and joined the them together. They had 3 children; Lunar Princess Ranni (ron-ee), General Radahn (ruh-dawn), and Praetor Rykard (rye-card). Ranni was chosen as an Empyrean by the Two Fingers.
Another war fought by the Golden Order was against the Fire Giants, the war was led by Godfrey. When the war was finally won, Godfrey and his soldiers were stripped of their Grace, loosing the golden hue in their eyes and becoming Tarnished. Marika sent them away from the Lands Between to wage war for her. Your character is likely a descendant of Godfrey and his soldiers. When Radagon heard of this, he left Rennala and married Marika.
Marika had at least 2 more children, but their father is never stated. The most popular theory for at least one of them is Radagon due to them both having red hair. I won’t say who they are since one isn’t in the base game and the other isn’t directly stated in the game, and I don’t want to spoil it.
dude i'm not gonna lie, your journey in the lands between has been so fun, my friend. KEEP 'EM COMING!!!
What i really like is that the bosses he fights are unironically not super easy compared to what he fought previously. They are genuinely improving greatly.
Hell yes, this is one of my favorite Elden Ring playthroughs ever. Glad to be here for the journey!
Oooh, this was an action-packed episode for sure! Happy to see you reading item descriptions so you know about things like Divine Towers. Meeting so many NPCs! You're very correct that there is a HUGE world out there to explore in Elden Ring. I really like the way you split up your videos, and stating how many hours it's been, that works really well. Have fun!
OMG I MISSED YOUR VIDEOS SO MUCH❤
I love that you noticed that place off in the distance. The foreshadowing is so real, and you won't realize it until you visit it.
It really is just the beginning. I still discover new things every playthrough. Cant wait to see your journey!
as someone who just completed the DLC and started my first Journey 2, that feeling you've showcased here just keeps going. Stick with it and be rewarded.
this is the way
I am in the middle of a lvl 1 challenge run just to try to capture that feeling of success when you beat a boss for the first time, but your videos almost do that better than my run. Keep up the good work
People love genuinely blind playthroughs of souls games. It helps recapture that first time feeling. Great content man. Check out the other souls games after ER and watch your channel grow.
I am so beyond happy people are enjoying it! Yes, that is my plan! Either going to do Sekiro or DS3 after I finish Shadow of the Erdtree!
I really love these videos, they give me a whole new perspective to the soulslike genre. You have clearly improved overtime, so keep going!
Some small helps for you: The bloodhound's fang has bleed buildup, you can see if a weapon has special effects in the equipment screen. Pressing square/X in the select screen gives you the full description, and this is the main way you learn about the lore of the game.
Sick stuff man, glad you're back in the ER groove. So much I want to recommend but ill leave it and enjoy the show!
"You know what we have to do." Excellent narration. Keep this up. You have me hooked!
This is such a fun and enjoyable series! Your narration is perfect, looking forward to the next episodes
Genuinely so glad you're enjoying!! I am working on the next episode now and it should hopefully be out this week!
Yes you are only scratching the surface. Loving it.
At episode 1 I thought there would be no way you'd beat Margit in less then 100 tries. But you got a lot better every episode and was able to take him down rather smoothly. Congratulations you truly so live up to the name of Elden Ring Warrior!
8:20 this hit-box tail dodge was insane!
Keep the videos coming man! One of my new favorite TH-camrs.
After doing 7 to 8 playthroughs of this game it is so cool to feel like I'm experiencing it the first time again watching your playthrough! I can't wait to see what choices you make!
The elden ring warrior of legend has uploaded again! Loving the series so far
As a heads up, since I dunno if anybody else has mentioned it- you need a Seal equipped to cast incantations, which is the heal spell you got. You can buy a Finger Seal from the Roundtable hold at the Twin Maiden Husks! Secondarily, you need to equip the spell while resting at a Site of Grass, and click the memorize spell option to equip a spell to a spell slot. You can equip incantations AND sorceries this way, which Rancorcall is, but sorceries need a Staff to cast their magics, not Seals. Each spell has it's own stat requirements, between Faith, Intelligence, and Arcane (sometimes), which will allow you to cast the spell in the first place. Each Seal (and Staff) you find will also have Stat requirements or the spells you cast from them will be less effective (smaller heals, lower damage - but not smaller times on buff spells). With your Elden Ring Warrior goal, it might behoove you to put a couple levels into Faith to get some good Incantation Buffs!
On another note, if you want to use both big swords, I'll recommend levelling up your Endurance Stat. That not only increases your equip load, letting you carry more gear at the same time, but also increases your stamina bar, meaning that you can do more dodge rolls, attacks, etc before it needs to refill. I'd recommend getting to about 15-20 Endurance. That being said, I'd be remiss if I told you to focus this ahead of your other stats. As I'm sure you've figured out, Vigor is important, as having more HP could mean the difference between surviving many hits. In my opinion, that's the greatest stat to level up for everyone.
More parts of this, chop chop warrior boi
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Another fantastic one, sir. Great to see you back in the lands between. Absolutely love your story-telling format. Thanks for the content!
8:21 Wow that’s some hitbox appreciation If I’ve ever seen some 😅 You were very lucky my boy
Crazy how much damage you got in before phase two for Godrick. Nicely done.
Didn't realise this was a 5k subs channel, the editing and storytelling are really great !
Been waiting for this. Great episode, keep em coming!
16:05 hah! You think we weren’t gonna notice? You fell on your face right there
When the black robed woman held you, she gave you an item called the "Baldachins Blessing", this item increases your poise but decreses your maximum health by 5% until you've used the Baldachins blessing in your inventory. Make sure to use it immediately after she gives you one. To use the spells you have accumulated you need either a seal or a staff, a finger seal can be purchased from the twin maiden husks in the roundtable hold
Your editing is still incredible man I find it crazy how quality it is after just starting
You could tell that adrenaline was kicking after that Godrick kill...it only just begun though...looking forward to your next video
The little blue gravestone above your ash of war lets you know if you’re in an area you can summon 😊
I love how In the lore margit is at the foot of storm veil to protect the weakest demigod's great rune from tarnished with foolish ambitions, so Fromsoft actually went and made the gateway boss harder than the real fight, gotta love the dedication to the lore.
01:05 haha I got a cold feeling in my stomach from that enemy stagger into panic roll. Im not hating or nothing, we all play like that on our first fromsoft game😅
Great video, its fun hearing about someones first experience with this game.
Another banger of an episode. Cant wait for the next one.
Congrats on beating your first demi-god! Looking forward to more of your journey!
Good Job at Stormveil Castle. First time playing this area is a hard but fun warm up for this game. Still one of my favorite legacy dungeons.
I love this series. You're doing really well.
Excited for the next episode
Cool run. I would love to follow it until the end
This was great to watch, and i enjoy your enthusiasm. I do want to mention some stuff that rubbed me the wrong way tho... in the beginning you stated that you were using your side step wrong (ash of war). Im not sure if folks specifically said that but that's not right. You weren't using it wrong, you just weren't using it completely. And that's not a bad thing! It is true that you miss out on the other half of the attack, but the upside to not using it whole is that you evade as you attack. If you're against a nimble foe that attacks fast, it may be a good idea to not use the enitre attack.
Keep it up!
There are definitely whole parts of Stormveil that you didn't get to. Unless you just didn't show them. You didn't get onto the rooftops at all, there's a bunch of stuff up there. There's at least one NPC, probably more, that you didn't talk to. The guy who sells sorceries -- did you meet him? And a painting -- did you find that? Did you find the Grafted Scion in there? There are multiple elevators, and a spot where the ground drops out from beneath you, taking you down to an area with a crucible knight. Oh, and the area that Roderika told you about, with Chrisalids, where you can deliver her message and get something to bring back to her. (If you miss that, you can meet her again later in another place and go back to her shack to retrieve items. But you will still want to go find all the missing areas and items in Stormveil as well.)
General advice for any area: Explore until you *think* you've found everything, and then use a walkthrough or something like one of Dom's Roundtable's "things you missed" videos to check for things you might have still missed. There are so many routes that are hard to find because they are places to drop down that you would never have thought of trying or go through hidden doors that you would never have thought were even there. (When you're ready, try searching "Dom's Roundtable things you missed stormveil castle").
Great video and you getting better and better at the game, i have never seen that tree monster in stormveil castle i always head straight to godrick 😂
Thank you so much! So glad I could show you something you’ve never seen!
Explore bud
@webpombo7765 hey I didn't explore either on a first playthrough. Some things can be combed over the second time
@@InsomniacFlaaffy Yeah but why wouldn't you explore? Seems like a waste
@@webpombo7765 some things aren't blatantly noticed, especially when you got ADHD like me. Like I didn't know you could jump over some low walls or climb over a pile of bags to get the claw talisman
Stormveil is a pretty big place. you blasted through most of the main areas quite quickly. Bit there's a few other hidden spots and secret areas to get more loot/secret stuff. I look forward to more
I LOVE your Videos!! I cant wait for the next one to be released!!
This is a fun series to watch you play
Glad you are back mate.
he's back. back again
Tell a friend
Lets gooooooo!
FINALLY TIME
Keep it up man this games hard but so much fun if you stick with it
Great video, also I recommend exploring alot of caves because some of them have things called miners bell bearings, which allow you to buy as much smithing stones as you want if you give it too the husks in the roundtable hold 👍
I feel your pain dude. I too am one of those muppets who played over half the game without realising there was a part 2 to Bloodhound's Finesse lol (yeah, I died a lot)
I really admire the way you approach things. I have only been playing this game for a couple of weeks myself and I'm having to use spirit ashes to take on bosses because I suck. It's a wonderful game though, and I really enjoy watching your videos. All the best! :)
Seeing you beat Margit and the Ulcerated Tree Spirit was awesome! I was really looking forward to it. Hope you enjoy Raya Lucaria, this part of the world is a personal favorite of mine.
wow, great video again!
I am a bit surprised how little problems you had with Margit. I didn't manage to beat them in more time than you spent at all in the game ... respect.
But I also need to admit that I never played through the entire game. So maybe I am just unfit to become Elden lord.
May your Pursuit be on better winds, great warrior and you become the greatest of them all. I would really love to watch it, especially becauso now I watching stuff Ialso have NEVER BEFORE seen!
Awesome job man keep it up
Thank you so much!!
one of the most entertaining elden ring vids i’ve seen hope to see more🔥❤️
So happy to hear that!! Don't worry, there is SO MUCH more on the way!!