Ah classic "try finger, but hole" that takes me back all the way to dark souls times Edit 1: there's a handful of death root and it gives decent rewards Edit 2: "only smithing stones" i mean yes but they free for the most part Edit 3: It is dog pope because someone on release saw a turtle and left the message dog, it kinda just stuck after that Edit 4: "i can't read" same bro Edit 5: if you are unsure of the fall throw a rainbow stone, if it shatters its deadly Edit 6: Death birds spawn at night, there is one in linegrave, one in weeping Peninsula, two in lirnia and a few more later on Edit 7: That Caelid cave reward is a talisman which boosts the amount of runes you get Edit 8: also there is a random spell on the ground somewhere in lirnirua that heals scarlet rot called flame cleanse me, not aure if you picked it up Edit 9: so for invasions, you need to do at least 3 to continue Varees quest. You can actually just leave after invading and it will count as an invasion if you don't want to try to fight another player Edit 10: entering that tower by jumping with torrent isn't actually the way you're supposed to but they never bothered patching that so it's the way everyone knows Edit 11: you can get a torch later on which lets you see invisible enemies Edit 12: beast eye lets you know when a death root is nearby, the golden tailoring tools allow for some customization if you helped out boch (hes in a cave in limegrave near the merchant on the beach), and the shabriri eye is for a questline. I believe the person who needs the shabriri eye is at the grace right after Godrick, then near some ruins in the lake area (i know not helpful) , then shows up near a grace next to a broken bridge that is somewhat in the general direction of boatman from last video, then they appear again in a church outside of the lake area almost into the next section of the game Edit 13: use the special stonesword key on the teleporter that say something about "precipice of anticipation for a weapon" or use it on the" crumbling lands" for a talisman boosts all magical defenses by a small amount Edit 14: great video, waiting for the next one
The beast eye alerts you when you're near death root. Gold sewing needle is for an npc you've already met who you can find again. There's someone at the roundtable hold that can upgrade your spirit summons so they don't die so easily. great vid
whenever you enter a catacomb, have some crystal darts on you, it short-circuits the imp golems and even the watchdog golems and makes them attack their friends as well as their enemies. They can start fighting each other
“Caelid, I hate this place.” Yep. I cant wait to see you fight a Caelid Erdtree Avatar, and the hardest dragon in the game. XD. (IMO hardest dragon anyway.)
Okay, time for some advice: 1. The sword your heart seeks is in Caelid. North of the telescope, a site of grace awaits. Northwest of that grace, the dogs guard the box. Use it well. 2. The Beast Eye seeks the Deathroot. Feed them to Gurranq for strength. The Shabriri Grapes are for those that seek the Flame of Frenzy. Feed the blind maiden to embrace the flame, but the road is long...as is the fall should you fail. 3. The key for the Bellfries is a choice, and one you cannot take back. Seek Anticipation to avenge your beginnings.
If you do the invasions for the white mask guy, he gives you an item you can use to teleport to an endgame area with a great rune farm. Edit: On the topic of the rune farm, the aids cave you were in has an item that'll make it give you even more runes.
Spoiler Free Tip: there's a Merchant later in the game that sells the Sentry's Torch. It lets you to see invisible enemies as long as you have it actively equipped (as in, you can see it on your character model.) Caelid is one of the tougher areas of the game, but it's actually divided between Caelid proper and the Dragonbarrow to the north, which is much tougher. Great rewards if you can handle it, though! Onward, Tarnished! The Elden Ring awaits!
Love the videos man! Keep them up. I'm sure someone mentioned it. But check out the incantations you have. Seal in the left-hand, sword in the right. Nothing wrong with blending a few stats for fun builds. You can re-spec your character shortly. I always start a soul's game with a Str/Faith build.
12:58 - I'd say the closest weapon to that is the Greatsword, I've suggested it earlier in the playthrough, it's very strong for how early you get it, but slow. If you want to combat Scarlet rot, you either need Preserving boluses which you need Armorer's cookbook 6 found on a corpse in Siofra River, or the "The Flame, Cleanse Me Incantation" found in the Fire Monk campsite in East Liurnia. *Bruh, you already have it - 28:04 You need to talk with the red-hooded girl in the Roundhold table, she can learn to strengthen your spirit ashes, I suggest upgrading your mimic or/and Black Knife Tiche spirit ash, they strong asf.
"Oh he's weak as sh**!" The cemetery shade is a truly rare boss build: the flat-out glass cannon. I get the feeling if the game hadn't had quite so many boss slots to fill they might have been an elite enemy rather than a boss. "What was that green sh**...?" Your "snot" guess was more or less on point. Well-- or spider webbing. That's an eldritch insect-infested corpse; the "snot" is a ball it weaves before zapping it at you. "Disney adults!" I mean, you're not wrong? "Bows are sh** in this game is what I've heard...." You've heard correctly, with a very few exceptions. I wish they'd borrow a page from Nioh in just this one thing and make ammunition the limiting factor. But, they seem to have made an intentional design decision to focus on melee. "I don't like this place." It's basically a Hieronymus Bosch painting come to life, yeah. Yeah, there's no spell that fully protects against scarlet rot, though there are some that cure it. "How do you navigate through this hellhole?" Budget your flasks, move as fast as you can, and don't care if you die. If you have cures, great, but if they're limited you might want to save them for ... worse ... things. :) (That cave is up there on the list of bad places, though, ngl.) Don't beat yourself up too much over the Erdtree avatars. They hit like a truck, often in combo, so missing a beat is often fatal and it's SO easy to greed yourself into missing that beat. Ah, you found the "burn myself clean" spell. Fun fact: it' not listed, but the couple points of damage it does you? They count as fire damage. Which means in addition to what's listed, it also cures frostbite. In general, if you're tomb-raiding you're going to be rewarded with spirits and stuff for upgrading spirits. It's not 100%, but those are the most common finds. Edit: Oh, about the invasion multiplayer? Keeping it "near only" restricts your list of possible opponents to valid targets in the same zone. Try "near and far," and bring your sense of humor because ganking is near-inevitable. You don't need to win to advance the questline, mind. Go talk to him again after you've invaded three times, win or lose.
"Are you guys ... stupid?" By the number of folks I see falling down elevator shafts... yes! People can always be dumber than you would expect. I'm in the last zone atm and I still see plenty of players take falls that will obviously kill them. Some people are just hopeless. ^^
so Night Cavalery and death rite bosses all appear Only at night.death rite bird is weak to holy,craft 3-4 pots ,throw them at it and its ggs.also do varres quest,you have to try the 3 fingers that invade someone,you can just invade them and use the other finger and go home,they stil count
19:42 “Everytime I come here I wanna leave”…yeah that probably is the general sentiment with Caelid lol. I wouldn’t feel too bad about losing to that particular Cemetery shade btw, as someone going through a lvl 1 play through that guy and his skelebros are a fucking nightmare to deal with. For the record you don’t have to invade people to complete Varre’s quest line there’s a red npc message you can find in the next major area if your having trouble connecting to somebody online. Also if you wanna cast those cool blue blade and other spells, you can respec your points into intellect if you kill the Disney palace boss. (Btw your description of Disney adult low key, kinda works for her character xD) If you wanna use the Imbued Sword key choose carefully, as two of the gates provide cool views but nothing really of value, the one labeled “Precipice of anticipation” is the best one for gear. There are two other of these keys but you’ll have to go back to the dreaded Caelid to get one of them :p P.s you’ll be seeing a lot more spirit caller snails 🐌 they’re cute :3, but don’t let them hug you, they do a crap ton of damage. 0_0
to get in the castle you need a key loot from the dragon's lair west of the castle, there actually are instructions loot at the seal blocking the way in, that show you where the key is. Finally you get yourself more vigor bro lmao.
If you don't like gank fights you're gonna hate the Disney castle boss. The glintstone key is on the ground by a dragon somewhere on the west side of the castle. That'd be the next main story progression without skipping stuff, and you'll be able to respec after the main boss. Speaking of, the boss (rennala) always kicked my ass in the second phase. I've done two playthroughs without summoning on every other main boss, but I had to for this one. It's really just a skill issue on my part, but you're in for a treat. Also, there's an npc fight after an Indiana Jones boulder type shit (you'll see) who's one of the most obnoxious enemies in the entire game so don't feel bad if you struggle with him. He will parry you until you get him to half health. Overall, the castle is pretty straight forward but the npc and the main boss are annoying asl so if you struggle just know you're not alone :) Gl
@@coryfelcher6072 Nice to see the Carian Knight PTSD is still going strong. Lol The biggest challenge to him is the sheer number of different moves he has, I swear.
@jakkmcknight2933 bruh my last playthrough while prepping for the dlc i swear I died close to as many times on him as I did on rellana. I don't like to parry either so I got cooked quite a bit. Fuck that guy Also I was underleveled but still for an npc hes crazy
Bro dont use any teleporters in the four belfries yet. Great vid Umm. Its late and im high ill be back and tell you more unless the homies tell you first then ill just 👍
A little advice: DON'T fight the dragons in this game. I think the camera is so broken when fighting big enemies that it sucks the joy out of the experience. Basically you can't lock in on the big enemies, because then you can't see anything except the corner of their foot. And when you fight them without locking in, you're still flying pretty blind. You're basically relying on audio only about their attacks. People have been trying to get Fromsoft to fix their camera for years now, and they just refuse to listen. It'd be simple: just zoom the camera out when fighting huge enemies so you see what's going on. But nah. Can't have that. People might strongly disagree with me, but the big bosses are the weakest aspect of the game. I literally quit my first playthrough for a couple of months because fighting the Fire Giant was so infuriating.
You're def not wrong, zoom in/out is severely needed for big and agile bosses that jump out of your camera view, god of war got it right. Albeit, personally Fire Giant wasn't that bad for me, for me it was the clergyman phase 2, when he kept jumping out of my view and of course dragons.
Ah classic "try finger, but hole" that takes me back all the way to dark souls times
Edit 1: there's a handful of death root and it gives decent rewards
Edit 2: "only smithing stones" i mean yes but they free for the most part
Edit 3: It is dog pope because someone on release saw a turtle and left the message dog, it kinda just stuck after that
Edit 4: "i can't read" same bro
Edit 5: if you are unsure of the fall throw a rainbow stone, if it shatters its deadly
Edit 6: Death birds spawn at night, there is one in linegrave, one in weeping Peninsula, two in lirnia and a few more later on
Edit 7: That Caelid cave reward is a talisman which boosts the amount of runes you get
Edit 8: also there is a random spell on the ground somewhere in lirnirua that heals scarlet rot called flame cleanse me, not aure if you picked it up
Edit 9: so for invasions, you need to do at least 3 to continue Varees quest. You can actually just leave after invading and it will count as an invasion if you don't want to try to fight another player
Edit 10: entering that tower by jumping with torrent isn't actually the way you're supposed to but they never bothered patching that so it's the way everyone knows
Edit 11: you can get a torch later on which lets you see invisible enemies
Edit 12: beast eye lets you know when a death root is nearby, the golden tailoring tools allow for some customization if you helped out boch (hes in a cave in limegrave near the merchant on the beach), and the shabriri eye is for a questline.
I believe the person who needs the shabriri eye is at the grace right after Godrick, then near some ruins in the lake area (i know not helpful) , then shows up near a grace next to a broken bridge that is somewhat in the general direction of boatman from last video, then they appear again in a church outside of the lake area almost into the next section of the game
Edit 13: use the special stonesword key on the teleporter that say something about "precipice of anticipation for a weapon" or use it on the" crumbling lands" for a talisman boosts all magical defenses by a small amount
Edit 14: great video, waiting for the next one
MAY CHAOS TAKE THE WORLD !!! great comment btw
To reach the little island off the side of Limgrave, you wanna go back to that beach and look along the cliffside for a Cave. :3
Hope it helps!
That cave dows bring secrets out, but also so much pain. Poor guy...
The beast eye alerts you when you're near death root. Gold sewing needle is for an npc you've already met who you can find again. There's someone at the roundtable hold that can upgrade your spirit summons so they don't die so easily. great vid
whenever you enter a catacomb, have some crystal darts on you, it short-circuits the imp golems and even the watchdog golems and makes them attack their friends as well as their enemies. They can start fighting each other
Hey youre video are so good, i love it and dont stop you got it
Nice editing prowess here Tarnished
“Caelid, I hate this place.”
Yep.
I cant wait to see you fight a Caelid Erdtree Avatar, and the hardest dragon in the game. XD.
(IMO hardest dragon anyway.)
New episode dropped? Let's goooo!
Tips and tricks to come, after watching in full.
Okay, time for some advice:
1. The sword your heart seeks is in Caelid. North of the telescope, a site of grace awaits. Northwest of that grace, the dogs guard the box. Use it well.
2. The Beast Eye seeks the Deathroot. Feed them to Gurranq for strength. The Shabriri Grapes are for those that seek the Flame of Frenzy. Feed the blind maiden to embrace the flame, but the road is long...as is the fall should you fail.
3. The key for the Bellfries is a choice, and one you cannot take back. Seek Anticipation to avenge your beginnings.
If you do the invasions for the white mask guy, he gives you an item you can use to teleport to an endgame area with a great rune farm. Edit: On the topic of the rune farm, the aids cave you were in has an item that'll make it give you even more runes.
Spoiler Free Tip: there's a Merchant later in the game that sells the Sentry's Torch. It lets you to see invisible enemies as long as you have it actively equipped (as in, you can see it on your character model.)
Caelid is one of the tougher areas of the game, but it's actually divided between Caelid proper and the Dragonbarrow to the north, which is much tougher.
Great rewards if you can handle it, though!
Onward, Tarnished! The Elden Ring awaits!
normally the best spell in any souls game is the one that applies magic to the sword, you use it by having the staff of the left hand
Love the videos man! Keep them up.
I'm sure someone mentioned it. But check out the incantations you have. Seal in the left-hand, sword in the right. Nothing wrong with blending a few stats for fun builds. You can re-spec your character shortly. I always start a soul's game with a Str/Faith build.
12:58 - I'd say the closest weapon to that is the Greatsword, I've suggested it earlier in the playthrough, it's very strong for how early you get it, but slow.
If you want to combat Scarlet rot, you either need Preserving boluses which you need Armorer's cookbook 6 found on a corpse in Siofra River,
or the "The Flame, Cleanse Me Incantation" found in the Fire Monk campsite in East Liurnia. *Bruh, you already have it - 28:04
You need to talk with the red-hooded girl in the Roundhold table, she can learn to strengthen your spirit ashes,
I suggest upgrading your mimic or/and Black Knife Tiche spirit ash, they strong asf.
"Oh he's weak as sh**!" The cemetery shade is a truly rare boss build: the flat-out glass cannon. I get the feeling if the game hadn't had quite so many boss slots to fill they might have been an elite enemy rather than a boss.
"What was that green sh**...?" Your "snot" guess was more or less on point. Well-- or spider webbing. That's an eldritch insect-infested corpse; the "snot" is a ball it weaves before zapping it at you.
"Disney adults!" I mean, you're not wrong?
"Bows are sh** in this game is what I've heard...." You've heard correctly, with a very few exceptions. I wish they'd borrow a page from Nioh in just this one thing and make ammunition the limiting factor. But, they seem to have made an intentional design decision to focus on melee.
"I don't like this place." It's basically a Hieronymus Bosch painting come to life, yeah.
Yeah, there's no spell that fully protects against scarlet rot, though there are some that cure it.
"How do you navigate through this hellhole?" Budget your flasks, move as fast as you can, and don't care if you die. If you have cures, great, but if they're limited you might want to save them for ... worse ... things. :) (That cave is up there on the list of bad places, though, ngl.)
Don't beat yourself up too much over the Erdtree avatars. They hit like a truck, often in combo, so missing a beat is often fatal and it's SO easy to greed yourself into missing that beat.
Ah, you found the "burn myself clean" spell. Fun fact: it' not listed, but the couple points of damage it does you? They count as fire damage. Which means in addition to what's listed, it also cures frostbite.
In general, if you're tomb-raiding you're going to be rewarded with spirits and stuff for upgrading spirits. It's not 100%, but those are the most common finds.
Edit: Oh, about the invasion multiplayer? Keeping it "near only" restricts your list of possible opponents to valid targets in the same zone. Try "near and far," and bring your sense of humor because ganking is near-inevitable.
You don't need to win to advance the questline, mind. Go talk to him again after you've invaded three times, win or lose.
your videos have been improving keep up the uploads.
Thanks man 🫶🏾
"Are you guys ... stupid?" By the number of folks I see falling down elevator shafts... yes! People can always be dumber than you would expect.
I'm in the last zone atm and I still see plenty of players take falls that will obviously kill them.
Some people are just hopeless. ^^
You should go back to that case in Caelid. The reward for the boss is good.
There’s a fake wall in that necomancer catacomb 👀
so Night Cavalery and death rite bosses all appear Only at night.death rite bird is weak to holy,craft 3-4 pots ,throw them at it and its ggs.also do varres quest,you have to try the 3 fingers that invade someone,you can just invade them and use the other finger and go home,they stil count
30:00 That's my summoning rule. If the bosses wanna do a 2 v1 or get extra cheesy... I'm summoning 😅😅😭😭😅😅
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19:42 “Everytime I come here I wanna leave”…yeah that probably is the general sentiment with Caelid lol.
I wouldn’t feel too bad about losing to that particular Cemetery shade btw, as someone going through a lvl 1 play through that guy and his skelebros are a fucking nightmare to deal with.
For the record you don’t have to invade people to complete Varre’s quest line there’s a red npc message you can find in the next major area if your having trouble connecting to somebody online.
Also if you wanna cast those cool blue blade and other spells, you can respec your points into intellect if you kill the Disney palace boss. (Btw your description of Disney adult low key, kinda works for her character xD)
If you wanna use the Imbued Sword key choose carefully, as two of the gates provide cool views but nothing really of value, the one labeled “Precipice of anticipation” is the best one for gear. There are two other of these keys but you’ll have to go back to the dreaded Caelid to get one of them :p
P.s you’ll be seeing a lot more spirit caller snails 🐌 they’re cute :3, but don’t let them hug you, they do a crap ton of damage. 0_0
Thanks for the tips once again panda 😂
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to get in the castle you need a key loot from the dragon's lair west of the castle, there actually are instructions loot at the seal blocking the way in, that show you where the key is. Finally you get yourself more vigor bro lmao.
Will do lol
If you don't like gank fights you're gonna hate the Disney castle boss. The glintstone key is on the ground by a dragon somewhere on the west side of the castle. That'd be the next main story progression without skipping stuff, and you'll be able to respec after the main boss.
Speaking of, the boss (rennala) always kicked my ass in the second phase. I've done two playthroughs without summoning on every other main boss, but I had to for this one. It's really just a skill issue on my part, but you're in for a treat.
Also, there's an npc fight after an Indiana Jones boulder type shit (you'll see) who's one of the most obnoxious enemies in the entire game so don't feel bad if you struggle with him. He will parry you until you get him to half health.
Overall, the castle is pretty straight forward but the npc and the main boss are annoying asl so if you struggle just know you're not alone :)
Gl
@@coryfelcher6072 Nice to see the Carian Knight PTSD is still going strong. Lol
The biggest challenge to him is the sheer number of different moves he has, I swear.
@jakkmcknight2933 bruh my last playthrough while prepping for the dlc i swear I died close to as many times on him as I did on rellana. I don't like to parry either so I got cooked quite a bit. Fuck that guy
Also I was underleveled but still for an npc hes crazy
Bro dont use any teleporters in the four belfries yet.
Great vid
Umm. Its late and im high ill be back and tell you more unless the homies tell you first then ill just 👍
A little advice: DON'T fight the dragons in this game. I think the camera is so broken when fighting big enemies that it sucks the joy out of the experience.
Basically you can't lock in on the big enemies, because then you can't see anything except the corner of their foot. And when you fight them without locking in, you're still flying pretty blind. You're basically relying on audio only about their attacks.
People have been trying to get Fromsoft to fix their camera for years now, and they just refuse to listen. It'd be simple: just zoom the camera out when fighting huge enemies so you see what's going on. But nah. Can't have that.
People might strongly disagree with me, but the big bosses are the weakest aspect of the game. I literally quit my first playthrough for a couple of months because fighting the Fire Giant was so infuriating.
You're def not wrong, zoom in/out is severely needed for big and agile bosses that jump out of your camera view, god of war got it right.
Albeit, personally Fire Giant wasn't that bad for me, for me it was the clergyman phase 2, when he kept jumping out of my view and of course dragons.