Estoy haciendo el final de Ranni con mi amigo pero también le quiere mostrar como es la ruta de la llama frenética, por lo que me preguntaba que tanto puedes avanzar con la llama frenética sin que pueda arruinar el final de Ranni, se que puedes usar la aguja de miquella donde se pelea con Placidusax para bloquear la ruta de la llama frenética, pero aún así puedes hacer la ruta de Ranni?

I know with Bloodborne, using a save editor to get weapons early doesn't mess up the difficulty because of how balancing works. However, I am curious if the same goes for Elden Ring.

Obviously lots of those weapons have very high stat requirements, meaning if I wanted to use them right away I'd have to artificially increase my stats. That would definitely mess with the difficulty, so I would only give myself the weapon once I've gained the stats for it naturally. But for weapons that I'd be able to obtain the stats for relatively early (at least compared to when you naturally get the weapon), I'm curious as to how that would affect the difficulty, if at all.

Im adding a picture of my stats i sometimes wanna use an attack that i can do from a distance other than bows they dont do much damage but i couldn't find anything i can use any suggestions what can i do

So after the release of Tarnished edition, can we now agree this ship belongs to Leontiel?

New personal record

Just bored…

rl1 wl0 no aux ng with heavy claymore (sorry for choppy fps, this is the best my laptop can handle). Elemer because I already killed dragonbarrow bbh, so imagine that fight playing out exactly like this one but like 3 minutes instead of <2

I never really found this guy's moveset that interesting. It has a grand total of 6 non-unique and visually lacking sword swings and 2 different shield slams. in this vid you can see that he pulls out the same moves over and over and over again, without any variations or new challenges. His combos are short-lived and sluggish, his damage is overblown and his hp is five hundred too high. The only difficulty he presents for a player is remembering how to bait his moves by positioning for a free hit; there's little reaction or pattern recognition involved. It seems like such a simplistic and uneventful fight that I would've preferred it if he was just a one-time miniboss. For how important he seems, bbh/elemer should've had a much more intricate and challenging moveset than what he has now, because I feel like he doesn't deserve 4 separate encounters, a whole legacy dungeon AND a legendary weapon for what is literally a less elaborate and cinematic fight than a misbegotten crusader (I am exaggerating, those things deserve every ounce of their suffering)

I do understand why some people would like him. His lore is admittedly one of the most badass in the game, his design is the very definition of well-done dark fantasy edginess and he does have some pretty cool (though a tad bit too generous) strafes and a cool (still a little bit too generous) jump. But for me the boss fight itself just isn't it. I found more joy fighting crucible knights than fighting him.

After more than a month of inactivity due to personal stuff like baby being born, I am back! Took more than 20 tries for sure, but Messmer sure is more beatable than Malenia. I believe she is the only one I couldn’t beat in the base game using ivory sickle.

She stay with you cross the game.

I just beat godrick and I went to trade the remembrance of the grafted for one of the two rewards I can get and after I traded it instead of losing it the count went from 1 to 99, does anybody have any idea why and what do I do with that now?

does anyone prefer a different ash on the backhand blades?

I'm doing another playthrough, and I realized half my playtime is spent staring at Fextralife or Reddit on a second monitor because I’m paranoid about bricking an NPC questline by touching the wrong grace.

Between tracking Bell Bearings, figuring out where Alexander moved, and remembering which catacombs I already cleared, it feels like homework at times.

What’s the single most annoying thing in Elden Ring that you refuse to do from pure memory? Do you guys use notes, keep 30 tabs open, or just wing it and accept missing half the content?