Definitely reminded me of Bloodborne with Mergos’ Wetnurse, Orphan of Kos, and Moon Presence being the only bosses that state NIGHTMARE SLAIN when killed

Hewg would be proud

@@namethis658 yea too bad he won't remember it

303 from my side to finish the game. I've failed...

@@lordcid9784 260+ here, i visited every nook and cranny of this game, loved every minute.

​@@lordcid9784how is taking your time failure?

Hows the dlc treating ya?

Did ya taste the DLC yet?

The real origin of the Living Jar 😰

Why was her village attacked for ?!

eh its not that tragic when you remember all of the horrible things she did.

@@TwistahsWorld List them plz I am having hard time to cover the whole lore

​@@user-zz3lm8nx9x basically, something something marika was a shaman and the hornsent believed shaman bodies to be very "maluable" to fuse with other human flesh, so they forced them to become hosts for this, through the jars you can find ingame. This led Marika to flee from her village because this would have happened to her too. Later on, when she strived for godhood, she would sacrifice thousands of hornsent for this very purpose, and send her son, Messmer, to wage war against them as an act of vengeance even after she became a god, after which she abandoned her son that fulfilled this very request, leaving him forsaken in the land of shadows because of his curse. After all of this, she bathed the village she fled from on gold, as an act of remembrance knowing there was no one to be healed. Marika did many horrible things, these are some of them, aside from removing death from the Elden Ring, dooming everyone to wither and become braindead zombies when they should have been dead a long time ago. (Very much akin to torture.) Believing this to be the right thing. In Elden Ring, gods are fickle. Even though they have ascended beyond mortality, many of them are so fundamentally flawed that they end up making terrible decisions and doing horrible things. After all, just because a human body became that of a god, doesn't mean their mind does. This is why, when the tarnished arrives, what we're doing looks bad on the surface, but in a lot of cases we're just trying to mend the elden ring, and restore some kind of order, whether that be the stars, death, dung, gold or fracture, all of these are an attempt at fixing the lands between in one way or another because of what marika (and partially the other demigods) did. When we burn the Erdtree, this looks like were the antagonist, but it had to be done in order to become Elden Lord, because we are more capable than radagon is with trying to mend the elden ring, and to an extent, the greater will (or the vessel thereof) stands against you too, implying that they have some other motive aswell, rather than providing a hospitable and sustainable environment for the people which inherit the world. The world is in utter disrepair, and we're trying to take the first step in fixing it, and it all starts with the destruction of the current golden order. (Unless you let chaos take the world)

Correction: “One of the best soundtracks in a game”

man I’m in ng+4 and am still amazed by the music and that’s a good thing because it’s stuck in my Brian

@Shazer&Mazer no one fucking asked

Bossfights with such music should have some immobilizing grab attacks that emphasizes the scenery and let you phase out from the heat of the battle for a brief moment, take notes Miyazaki

​@@mcshazer3115 It's been quite long since i've heard an OST this good, where every track is amazingly well made, last one i heard was God of War III way back in 2010.

Cause your spirit recognizes it from another and luminous world. When intuition speaks, intellect is silent. You won't find a better explanation for your tears.

​@@carloscalvache5363you are a gentleman for wording it that way

@@carloscalvache5363 close enough, welcome back Aristotle

I like the idea, however the eldenbeast literally wielded radagon as a sword of his will, radagon was a tool for his will the whole time, and defeating the eldenbeast is the last thing the elden beast would want if his he wanted his plans to be seen through.

Does the game ever even call Radagon an Elden Lord? The title he carries is King Consort

@@spawnofchaos9422he’s referred to as 2nd Elden lord

name 3 things you are into

Absolutely reddit-coded comment

good spectacle shitty boss design

@@TwistahsWorld nah man

@@TwistahsWorldLiterally the second best Final Boss of any SoulsBorne from FS, the number 1 being obviously Ishin.

​@@TwistahsWorldeh I don't know seems better know that we can use torrent

i swear i had the same thought

She provided the means to succeed, knowing she could only fail. She ended up doing her best to end the cycle she perpetuated through her own sacrifice. I don't think she's worthy of forgiveness, but at least she had the wherewithal to acknowledge her own part in the destructive spiral.

Explain what did we succeed at when Marika didn’t ?!

ppl overhate EB for moving a lot, imo is at least second best final boss behind Soul of Cinder.

@@mauricioaguirre7532 Agree, Soul of Cinder is so damn good, it's also one of my favorites, i might be little biased towards EB due to it's moves being visual spectacles, especially EB's "nuke" attack.

Most of them who complained is now stuck with radahn in DLC lol ahahahaha radahn hits harder than EB and Radagon combined. And is faster.

@@FaithPatalinghug-wj5cw True lol

​@@FaithPatalinghug-wj5cw Radahn is their new worst nightmare, faster, stronger and tankier lmao

Thou hast once more become... Hollowed

Arise yet once more, ye tarnished. The DLC comes in only just 5 days

Shadow of the Erdtree is here dude. It is now time to explore Miquella's story in the Land of Shadow.

Plin plon plon--plin plon

You underestimate aldia

Be(a)st*

@@DMBnumbr1fan you must be frenzied

Worst final boss??

@@ryangoslingdrive never got that far in ds2, so I said "possibly" just in case it had an even worse one ':D