A bag of poison

they're called ''land squirts''

They're sea squirts, not snails.

I always thought its some kind of mushroom

Yeah that revelation blew my mind

Who knows, maybe there'll be a twist where a guy suddenly jumps out of the pot.

I'm not trusting anything until we get that lid off. There's got to be something in there and I'm deeply suspicious of what it could be.

@@ZullietheWitch inb4 siegmeyer

@@noecarrier5035 inb4 patches

I thought it was siegward stuck in the pot like he was stuck in the well.

Guess you could call that a pot twist

@@Ryan-op7yd take your like and get out

@@justpassing2533 no he can stay

@@Ryan-op7yd *begrudgingly gives a like*

Cant wait for that video

That would be so hilarious I imagine if that's the case, Zullie will find out within a week of the game's release LOL

32gb ram as minimum requirement, 64 recommended

SSD intensifies.

Fable II had a spell that let you summon the soul of the last enemy/ies you killed to aid you in battle, and they seemed to move like NPCs. Could it be something like that?

They spent those 2.5 years of radio silence entirely dedicated to animating Godrick’s fingers

@@cayfire129 third phase turns them into toes, and he walks on all of them

@@cayfire129 Nah... rigging and skinning would be a pain... but the hands can be if he's got more than a few animations just given a rig item that you move to open/close hands automaticly, and in varying styles (all at once sudden forced outstretched fingers, or that gradual uncurling of fingers like when he removed the cloak), so I imagine for him they took the extra day or two or so polishing his rig so the animators could save time later on and increase the quality. Even if hand animated, unless he is used a lot more than in this one fight it still woudn't even be that bad to animate individual fingers in most animation software, annoying yes, but we'de be talking an extra week or two for one artists to go over all likely animations and polish off the fingers after the fact tops, and most likely less than a day or two even honestly. Just pray there's no issues that require changes to its rigging/animations/mesh/skeleton making you redo it all. That's the biggest reason to have the rig set up right the first time since unless its a simple short animation sequence or so for him, you'll save time in the long run on any redos or stuff and sadly those always come up in development. Right now doing those on dragons myself... damn wings and their membranes not all being finely enough weighted between the different bones...

Where's handor?

Weighting all those hands must have been a nightmare, but animating them not so much. I assume they just animated the model first and then went throught the little hands adding little movements. Quite time consuming, but not particularly difficult.

Hold up, is that supposed to be stealth in ds3??

@@walkingburgers95 pretty much

@@kego8159 Hol fck that's dumb, I've only played through the game 1.5 times, but I thought that was exclusively for when you don't want to fall off of somewhere and have to pay close attention to where you're stepping lol.

Now you're crouch walking towards your enemy like other generic stealth games! What an improvement! Joking aside, it looks like a fun game.

@@Chronuz imagine having to crouch in real life as well to reduce your profile and make you harder to detect just like in every game...........wait............

Perhaps we’ll make the process of everything shitting itself faster

This is what I've been longing for in a souls game, along with hub areas that actually feel populated with NPCs, both interactable and not, and not just a central area that will later serve as easy access to various services provided by the folks you meet along the way.

True that man. I tend to get really really invested in the lore of video games and one of the things that intrigues me the most is the setting of a once great kingdom/nation that has fallen into ruin and is now a shell of its former glory(Dark Souls and Hollow Knight both immediately come to mind but there are probably other examples too). They’re as vast as they are awe-inspiring, and yet, they’re far past their prime lore-wise. It’s as if the player’s entire journey merely takes place in the epilogue of the kingdom’s story and you just can’t help but wonder how incredible this place used to look before everything went down. Elden Ring seems like it’s taking place the slightest bit before the story’s epilogue, which I think is going to make it very unique among these sorts of games

That's what I liked about sekiro so much, you were there for the main parts of the story, the invasion and downfall of the capital

Same as sekiro, moreover the player are the reason of the nation's (ashina) downfall

The game feels like a mix of Ds3 and oddly, Breath of the Wild

Yup..i have the same feeling..like Elden Ring is the game they wanted to make since Kings Field...DS1 had rushed development so many things cut out..DS2 had troubled development as well.. idk for DS3.. but it seems like every time something was in the way to make perfect Fromsoft game...in each they learned a little bit... and hopefully everything comes together in Elden Ring...xD Cant wait..but wait will not be too bad...i have Dragons Dogma to finish..and one more playthrough of DS3 till February... i think those two games are perfect to play in preparation for Elden Ring :D

Yeah, it definitely looks like they've taken all their best gameplay concepts and finally put them into practice the way they wanted to. I already had very high expectations for the game considering it's Fromsoft, but after seeing the gameplay the game is set to exceed my hopes and expectations. Can't wait to lose myself in it.

Out of curiosity, which unfinished elements from Dark Souls 2 have you seen shown in Elden Ring so far?

it feels like the culmination of all their games and ideas so far, bringing the best of each game while adding a new open world on top of it. Sounds like my dream game to be honest

Best thing about open world games

Agreed! It'll be like Skyrim but with an actually fun combat system

That was a fun thought I had as well. Very much reminded me of Elder Scrolls where you could be walking one direction back and forth and only just find a hidden cave off to the side. Here's to hoping Elden Ring has the exploration and discovery of BotW and Elder Scrolls, with the added revamped Soulsborne mechanics

It's really nice because while it's hidden there is 2 paths showing the route to the door so it will be easier to find for someone not looking for it

Melania is the equivalent I would think, especially with the second stage she goes into

how are you liking the game?

Well, what did you think of Malenia then?

@@ilikespagett1514 to be fair, we haven't got any ER DLC yet so we can't really say Malenia is equivalent to Gael although it does seem like she is.

LMAOOOOO

From's been working with hopes, prayers, and a bit of duck tape since Demon Souls, so if anyone knows how to make something out of nothing, it's them.

That's every game studio, pretty much.

Influential? In the Skyrim modding community maybe. There are little to no games who are souls like or try to imitate it. What influence are you talking about, lol.

@@Oozaru85 is this bait?

@@lafrasjohanuys its bait.

Yeah, Sekiro already has some of that at least! I loved the personalities of Genichiro, Owl, and Isshin a lot :)

Have you ever heard Artorias? It was cut from the game, but you can find it on youtube. And it sounds perfect for him, it's crazy.

Think this is part of why Micolash is so beloved; he's not just another nutjob; he's a very vocal nutjob hamming it up about how much he loves the position he's in. We've all been there, having the time of our lives just for someone to come and try to ruin the fun.

"Man if artorias could still talk" *sobs in cut dialogue*

Artorias: sommersaults the chosen undead to death, causing them to rage quit *at least he died doing what he loved.*

I think it's the latter, the summoning seems fleshed out enough to warrant its own stat

Mind, meanwhile, may be a similar rebranding / overhaul of Attunement. It's position directly below Vigor leads me to believe that if Vigor affects HP, Mind would affect FP.

My headcanon: From loved Bloodborne Arcane so much, they brought it in as an entirely independent school of magic apart from Intelligence

@@LittleMountain90 Yep, they are back to using the language of Demon's Souls for spells, "memory slots", so it would make sense to change the stat from "attunement" to something that more intuitively describes what it does, "Mind."

I'm thinking it's a combination Luck and Attunement stat for both skills and item find

Friendship ended with god-worship ❌, now dragon-worship is my best friend 🤝

Another thing to note here, is that spell is very similar (if not identical) to the one Godrick uses. So maybe you can unlock boss spells/weapons like in dark souls 3?

The prophet character also has that weird wheel on the neck gimmick, and they seem to be the class that's replacing clerics so you might be spot on here

No it's a weapon art or skill aquired from defeating the boss who uses it

"That's the goblin pit. You must never go there."

@@endlesswanderer1753 GS fans playing the game: that's horrible, where?!

This sounds like it has meme potential

@@mmorpgkitty naughty npcs get sent to the Goblin Trove to atone for their sins

Goblins are real

With the open world of Breath of the Wild and written by George RR Martin......

@@yumemirai4419 The GRRM part is the scary thing for me, he hasn't written anything of note in like last 10 or so years.

@@yumemirai4419 only like the old lore and the setting of the world is written by GRRM though isnt it ? and the team just made story of Elden Ring out of it

This will be the ultimate soulsborne game

@@PeriqculosusCZ yup, it was like he gave the ideas and Miyazaki worked around that

Oh you will, plenty of times. And that's why we're all here (pleasured sigh)

Cleopatra in Battle Ages: 😭

KING? IRON FIST? *smiles in Tekken fan*

@@Percival917 NAMCO BANDAI CONFIRMED!! Get ready for the next battle. 👍🏻

Oh... oh you tragic thing.

@@jimijenkins2548 I don't know what that means.

@@DarknessIsTheTruth it's a breserk reference a Manga fromsoftware took a lot of inspiration from it while making the soulsborne g1mes

@@DarknessIsTheTruth berserk, there are ages on the manga. The golden age or classical, more akin to our world, the eclipse, tecnically the dark souls age, and fantasia, the mix between the real world and the fantastical world like a collective of humanity dreams and fears.

exactly

I think with Elden Ring you're supposed to have a lot of choice so I hope we have lots of choice of when to fight bosses. Godrick, though hopefully a difficult fight, looks like we can get to him fairly early game.

So uh yeah

You know this made me think, since the tutorial pop-ups end at Godrick.. he technically is the tutorial boss lol

He is the second boss lmao

@@MrcreeperDXD777fourth

Totally agree. Imagine, if they would have gone in a whole new direction with this game. This feels like an improvement to the "mechanical formula" of the Souls Games and I am looking forward to it.

it feels better than the same game for the 4th time in a row for sure; there will very possibly be some misses but it's promising

@@zorroya4856 imagine getting shadow of war style of invasions xD

I like it. Itll feel like Darksouls with the smoothness of sekiro. Its going to be awesome

After playing the past FromSoftware games, what were people expecting? They’re the best at what they do!

@toptier bryan if you don't care why did you reply? But he's right, as great as I'm expecting it to be, it's better to not totally overblow the expectations

"Give me your sem... SOULS. Yes, give me your souls Ashen One."

Very late for me to reply but hey you were right, neat

From a casual fan, what in this sequence would lead to this reaction? What does the dragon head attachment signify for a modder?

I think it's the transition from the bosses first form to the 2nd, alot of from bosses have absurdly elaborate transformations that would take alot of attention to fully appreciate, hence the excitement for the freecam during said scene.

@@theguitarhero333 Fromsoft has a nack for elaborate and showy boss cutscenes that often employ clever techniques to function in engine. Zullie has covered a number of them from each game but the best example that come to mind would be the ds1 O&s fight where instead of Super Ornstien actually growing they made a copy of the boss room and shrink it to make him look bigger. In the case of this transforming boss it'll be interesting to see if the two phases will just be different boss models or if From will use the trick of having the dragon arm as a separate paired npc that is either always there but hidden (like the Bloodborne frenzy enemy Zullie has a video on) or otherwise hidden away somewhere waiting to be teleported in. (another common trick From uses for cutscene assets) The cutscene itself will probably be quite over the top considering the boss is already fairly heavy on the body horror with all the extra limbs and fingers. Likely tearing off his own arm to attach the wyvern head since the statue is seen missing it's head in phase two.

@@semioticwish did not notice that about O and S, damn

His laughter will stuck in my mind...

Reminded me of Palpatine

@@BierBart12 true

Seems to me they are using the extract same engine they’ve been using for a while now. Which is not a problem but I think we all seen the limit’s to it

@@itsprod.472 yes, it's very obvious that they're not only using the same engine but even a good bit of the same codebase. I don't know if any animations in previous games use shape keys though. Btw I just realized they could also use instancing to only really have one back-arm be traditionally animated.

It'd be a lot more than just two or so, since when the cloak comes off you see them gradually opening up one finger at a time slightly out of sync, so that'd be at least on per finger... and likely for each hand or in groups of the hands... but that all relies on them having made the initial mesh with all those fingers in different states anyway, likely done via bones and skinning so they would have a version of the model with the extra bones anyway. And the reality is... at least in all engines I've used, morph targets/mesh weighting/shape keys, etc... are for simple things like this, much more expensive than just adding extra bones are. If you have facial animations where you'd need like sixty bones to replicate that, and all of these facial morphs affect that same head mesh bit, then it's worth it arguably, but using a morph for a finger that only saves maybe three or so bones? Not worth it performance wise I'd say. And it'd also limit your abliity to reference the bones in engine if you want to stick particles on the fingers or hands or rings or other items. The only reason I can think of them doing that would be if they have a hard limit on the number of bones they can support for their skeletal meshes... And while I'm certain they do, normally it'd be much higher than what I'd expect to see on him even with every finger getting its own bone, and numerous bones on his cloak and other stuff to help with all that smooth animation. So my money is on it just being lots of normal bones in this case... If it was like dozens of hands randomly opening and closing, then sure, make them instanced meshes maybe using a blend mesh or bones itself... but these looked more tightly mixed into the main mesh and acted more in line with his animations and actions so that's not really an option here.

@@terricon4 There could be a quiet model swap between cutscene and battle to shift from an intricate bone-heavy model to one that isn't so detailed. That would allow for the cutscene to do things the boss can't do in battle but which wouldn't make sense in battle anyway. Just my 2 cents. We'll have to wait until the game is released to get into details like this.

@@terricon4 yeah, you're most probably right. As stated in the og comment, I was just putting on the table the possibility of it not being bones. As much as shape keys and other fancy stuff can be fun to work with, I doubt From would rework how they usually rig and animate characters for a single boss, especially if it meant not having complete bone control and adjusting the overall animation pipeline

It looks so goofy though lol my guy is all poggers

I hope all the other bosses are provided with as much effort! I would assume they would, but I haven’t seen any of the others yet 😂

Dragon and horse dude, quality on the dragon looked a little meh from what I saw... the horse guy looked a bit more interesting, though both are still hard to say given how it was clipped up and that uncertainty since its open world, what if I run over to a ledge and plink them with a bow? How do they respond? I got my concerns still on them.

You should put quotation marks around the bit you got from the books

I think you're on the mark with that assumption, knowing that George wrote the history of this world I'd definitely believe he'd make sure to use the word Dragons rather than Wyverns.

Then what's the eight-limbed lightning-throwing dragon in one of the previous trailers supposed to be? Are they gonna call it something else?

@@Dinoman972 A spider, duh

He should be safe from that. Alexander seems more like a comic relief character and the "good guy turns out to be bad" trope is usually used for the more serious ones, if anything he's probably going to die during a questline.

@@vermillion6159 oh god not another solaire 😭

He will probably go crazy and have to be killed

Patches becomes a pot

If he wants the world burned I will do it in a heartbeat for vase husbando

Yeah, we all reckonized our favorite slug spell ! I died so many times to that...

Like a mix between aldritchs arrow rain and a call beyond

That would be a LOT of NPCs though depending on how many different spirit summons are available. Also I think the clip showed multiple of the same character being summoned And I mean, at this point its long overdue that the game can dynamically load in new NPCs right? I'm hopeful at least xD

They definitely found some trickery rather than adding new code, its fromsoft afterall

Equipping summons seems separate from spell slots, too, though I'm not sure how From went from the disappointing fireball summon in DaS3 to the spirits in Elden Ring.

@@MonoFlax they could have the dynamic loading happening at the bonfire since that's already a point where npcs get reset in their games.

@@chr0onomeister ohhh true!

>models actual 3D moon to hang overhead at all times instead of making it part of the skybox

@@zopler5537 Yup it's actually a sphere in the sky, not part of the skybox. I'm guessing this is something to do with the switch from regular moon to blood moon that happens half way through.

Maybe he’ll drop an exploding bug behind us, oh wait…

prolly ring out a bell and attract a ton of assholes to you

Probably push you down a pit... but with spikes.

@@jacobhoover1654 think that was in one..

@@kjwyouell584 Maybe he'll push you into a pit... full of spiders. Spider spikes in a poison swamp.

I'm curious how enemies will react when you're in those hard to reach areas especially bosses

Literally 😭 bloodborne is the ONLY soulsborne game to do Co-op/PVP even remotely well

For fucking real though

Git gud

lmao

Sucks to suck

WOOOOOO! CONFIRMED BY FACTS AND LOGIC, THAT’S WHAT I’M TALKING ABOUT!

I want so badly for you to be right

LAZY developers. LAZY!

@@MichaelDoesLife *sprays water* Bad! NO!

Why change something already perfect?

@@AGKyran honestly as olongapo as they don’t reuse the dragon charges of death I’ll be happy.

the skeleton head tap is so cute, i hope every game with skeletons has it lmao

it can't just look good. It also needs to be functional and practical, which imo is what From lacks when it comes to magic.

Ssaaammmmeeee!

@@Whodjathink I will admit, I _have_ always enjoyed finding ways to make magic work effectively in pvp in From's titles, due in no small part to the playstyles that has led me to, which I have thoroughly enjoyed. I can also see, at least in Dark Souls 3, that they at least seemed to acknowledge that there needed to be spells specifically designed to be used in pvp such as the Farron darts and lightning arrow spells. However, trying to fight primarily with magic in pvp in Soulsborne has almost always been a fool's errand. You can kind of pull it off with pyromancy in narrow situations using specific builds, but outside of the Dark Souls 3 dueling arena, pyromancy's effectiveness falls off hard, as does the effectiveness of healing spells. What's more, there's not a whole lot of good magic can accomplish in pve outside of 'blow it up.' Yes, there are rare, niche situations where something like fall control or hidden body/hush can be useful, but when was the last time anyone remembers using, or seeing someone use, Undead Rapport? It's just faster and easier to fireball the thing and move on. Even a lot of the damage spells in Dark Souls have serious problems. Again looking at pyromancy in Dark Souls 3, every pyromancy they introduced with the DLCs are just trap options. It's literally more damage per second to just spam your best direct fireball nuke, and Bursting Fireball (the fireball shotgun) is similarly useless, which is a tragedy because it's a cool spell. It's the kind of thing that _should_ be a great frontal cone AoE for when you get rushed by multiple enemies. . . but you're still better off hucking the biggest fireball you have and hoping some of the enemies get caught in the blast. I've been talking about pyromancy, but all forms of spellcasting in From's games have these issues. Don't even get me started about Bloodborne. I don't need every spell to be good, I understand there will be some trap options no matter what they do, because not everything can be equally useful, but surely, a majority of the available spells should have their moments to shine, moments where the player will feel like they've made the right choice by going with that spell over a more 'standard nuke' spell. Unusual spells in pve have to be more than just unusual, they have to be good, and if magic is ever to be viable as a primary fighting strategy, as opposed to a supplementary toolkit, my opponent must be forced to do more than just roll directly at me and through the effect, by the spell I cast. Not asking for an 'I-win' button, but I was one of the first people to come up with the iron flesh / sacred flame combo, and when people started getting wise to that, I switched it up with black flame. The Scott Jund put out a meta-dueling pyromancer build, that basically used fire surge to provoke someone into doing something stupid and charging into black flame, or to just slowly, aggravatingly, burn someone down if they were using an ultra. Sure, it's fun when that's an _option_ , but not when it's just about the only way to make pyro good in duels. The possibilities with things like a combination of ranged AoE effects like the arrow rain, and the ability to summon spirits, makes me cautiously optimistic, but I still need to be convinced. Just once, I'd like to not be _as handicapped as I am_ when I play pure spellcaster builds in pvp, and I'd like to actually have more cool and interesting options for spellcasting in pve.

@@stupidanon5941 I read this all and I completely agree. Certain spells like Fall Control end up being useless (and a waste of a slot) when rings can do the exact same thing. And I hate how it feels like you're fighting an uphill battle when it comes to spellcasting in a souls game. Bloodborne I give a slight pass because they were more about guns and hunting. Like if a "normal" person went up against monsters kind of thing, so at least thematically it works. But in the other souls games where they have enemies and bosses' spells be more effective than yours, then yeah it's a major problem. People will bring up how it'll be difficult to balance magic yet having low health/stamina and a much higher requirement to even wield spells doesn't seem to be "balanced" in their eyes. While I'm on the topic of requirements, it's outright ridiculous some of the requirements to use some of the spells/miracles/pyromancies and the amount of damage you actually get out of it. It's almost never worth the investment to ever use anything outside of a straight/greatsword half the time

@@stupidanon5941 i also read this all but i haven’t got the slightest technical knowledge to pitch in, so ill just keep on reading lol. For the record, i did run a pure pyro build in one play through and it could be infuriating at times, but when you managed to kill someone, let alone the host and his two buddies, oooohh boy!

One thought I had is maybe it's a hint at a more robust weapon art system where you are able to take abilities from certain enemies. The main thing that makes me think this is the similarity in the wind projectiles between the enemies in the castle and the wa the player used before that.

Hey, can you provide a timestamp for that "You can see that in one weapon art the player cuts their hand to make a massive attack" ?. Can't find it in the video.

@@crisalidx5881 right after 3 skeleton special attack in the windy area.

@@crisalidx5881 around 8:48, the player looks like cut his own hand to buff the weapon and the weapon glows dark red, we all can assume it's giving you some sort of damage plus since it should be buffing the sword from that

@@paradoxcloud4939 That just looks like a resin application animation. I believe OP is talking about 6:40

This is now my head cannon thank youuuuu

didn't even notice that lol

It doesn't have swords for legs, if you look closely you'll see the swords actually seem to be attached to its talons somehow

@@JM64 likely grafting, the setting of Elden Ring seems to focus more on body horror

@@JM64 It has organic jointed legs but they end in swords

@@D0NTST4RT Yes, but it does seem to have proper talons too. Slow down the video and pause

That would be a neat tidbit.

Or even multiple times in a playthrough. I mean how many times did we help out Onion Man?

@@Shadorenify oh the parallels! its deep.

@@Shadorenify yoooo, what if Alexander is the npc that get eaten by the monster all the time or smh and we have to save him throughout the game

@@Shadorenify I got mad onion man energy from pot boy. I was sad when he said Alexander rather than Siegpotmeyer.

Why do you think fall damage is gone? It might as well just be reduced like in Sekiro.

@@unison_moody it is reduced, the version of this trailer shown to the press has a hud, and it shows minimal (yet existent) fall damage

Finally I can do my turtle and Giant Dad builds, been wanting to do it since DS1

Seems like you might have to hit them with a sleep arrow though, otherwise he could have just snuck up behind that guy in the camp and stealth deathblowed him

@@laynerowland1497 Knowing stealth games, they might have slept them to not take a chance at whiffing the strike.

not sure because if you look at the stealth part of the video the moment they kill the guard hit by the sleeping arrow the music changes from stealth-like to action/exciting battle music so msybe they have a way to balance it

I really hope that's not the case, because it would mean you're more or less required to use Stealth. And I don't like Stealth. It did work well in Sekiro, but I'm wanting something more akin to a Bloodborne type game. One that takes Souls and adds new mechanics, a new setting, new lore, and new paces for combat.

Well in the old leak trailers, before the offical trailer, i saw some stealth backstab move, which maybe you can backstab enemies while crouching but it'll be the same backstab move as Dark Souls 3

Also the takedown thing after shooting the guy with the arrow

Yes, absolutely this. It really felt like a personal "lonely" journey through Lordran. Don't get me wrong, I love to have a safe place like The Hunters Dream, The Nexus or Majula but this isolation in DS1 hit different, in a very positive way for me

But Miyazaki wants you to see his waifu with bare feet as often as possible.

Since maiden-based leveling doesn't seem to be going anywhere, letting you talk with the maiden from any bonfire is a decent compromise, I suppose. ~w~

To be fair, we don't know what's in there. The pot guys could be a lot more messed up than we think.

@@ZullietheWitch Yeah, that true. The texture of the arms kinda makes me think of some kind of elemental creature

A tarnished is a tarnished, even in a dream

A Tarnished is a Tarnished, even in a dream...

@@bl00by_ haha, lol

@@aya8475 Well that's a weird coincidence...

But alas, not to fast The release date swirls and churns undecided

DS3 - Luck BB - Arcane (above Bloodtinge)

Sounds good to me. I dunno if I'm the only one out there that dislikes it but I hated invading people only to invade into a world setting up a fight club while there's arena's you can go to with 2v2's and such.

@@paulhayes7165 DS1 and DS3 also had arenas in their respective DLCs. Hopefully Elden Ring will have one in the base game.

At this point, I think Zullie's doing it for herself as much as she's doing it for us.

Her?

Yeah the sword also looks more coppery. You can see that more cloth is torn away here compared to other scenes too.

I’ve heard on a discord server that spells can be cast potentially with melee weapons, but are nowhere as good as through a staff or other catalyst.

@@kanseidorifto2430 I highly doubt the authenticity of that, just because it seems so weird; and we can't really say if the "soul greatsword" here is an actual spell or not. (it's like comparing lothric's holy blade weapon art to that of a spell, though with the caveat that this spell existed in other games. If you prove me wrong I'll give you a few of whatever is the effective ember/humanity/human effigy of Elden Ring.

@@draxxilion5957 Debatably so. And back at you for giving you the equivalent in Elden Ring.

@@kanseidorifto2430 well, I think we’re both right and both wrong… some ashes of war pretty much are spells, but they aren’t really. Weird, but it is a hella cool system!

Yeah? What's the timestamp for the modular mech design and play portion of the game?

@@Mythraen WHERE IS THE VIABLE MIRACLE BUILD OLD MA-wait wrong youtuber

It's so weird to me, someone who played Armored Core games before Demon's Souls was even a twinkle in its father's eye, that people know From Software for their melee-focused action-RPG games. Armored Core had its rough patches as a series, but I think I can solidly recommend Armored Core and its two sequels, Armored Core 2 and its sequel, Armored Core 3 and its sequel, and Armored Core 4 and its sequel. (Yes, I know how weird that looks. It makes sense if you look up how they named/numbered the games.)

I just want them to make big weapons rest on the shoulder when in the left hand DS2 GOT IT , WHY DS3 COULDNT DO IT WHEN THERE IS A GODAMN TWIN GREATSWORD IN THE GAME

Tbh I wouldn’t judge the game until the hype dies off a few months after release. We still don’t know if magic is any good, what the meta would be like, etc. to make any claims on if this game will cover every complaint. It’ll probably be really good, but I doubt it’ll be the perfect game you’re hyping right now.

Definitely was, as in the scene before they crafted a sleep arrow.

Ymfah is going to love doing a pacifist run on this game.

Imagine beating a boss, but not killing it

Power stance would be interesting but it would be hard to have weapon arts as well, While i think it is a possibility that maybe weapon arts just wouldn't be avaliable while power stancing Knowing dark souls its probably just not there, but one can hope.

if they streamline int to be both pyros and sorceries, i expect arcane, along with being a luck stat, will allow us to use certain tools like the dragon head stone we see the other coop player use, and possible things not unlike hunter tools in bloodborne. i could be wrong tho

Theres a lot more things beneath the surface, but arcane might be involved with weapon arts.

Vigor is HP Mind is Attunement Slots Str/Dex is same as usual Intelligence is for not-sorceries Faith is for not-miracles Arcane is probs for evil magic

He definitely has the laugh and the jolly attitude.

He speaks with the same cadence