MMOexp: FromSoftware are known for tampering on players' heads

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It's possible to get poisoned in Elden Ring within the first few minutes. Director of the Souls series Hidetaka Miyazaki had previously spoken of his love for toxic swamps, however I was still amazed at how quickly I was able to Elden Ring Runes find some grotesque terrain that made my character sick. Nobody has ever beaten my speedrun world record I'm sure.

In the process of scouting out poison my first major obstacle in Elden Ring came with an unsteady bridge. FromSoftware are known for tampering on players' heads, leading players into traps that could cause death in a single hit and I was certain the bridge that was in the beginning area was going to be big "fuck the hell" developer. I was wrong, but don't fault me for having been uncertain.

The guy who referred to Elden Ring players as "maidenless" and told that they should "die in a pit somewhere" in the closed network test was noticeably at peace in anticipation of the official release. His name is Varre and I didn't see him for the remainder of my time with the game until I looked up info on his questline . I then sought the guy out with a the basis of. Even with a more welcoming personality, Varre is still pretty boring. Don't be Varre.

Elden Ring's early-game bridge may not have caused me to lose my mind however, this chest sure did. I wrote about my experience of being teleported to a high-level region of the Lands Between, woefully unprepared and not able to teleport to the safety of. It was scary, but it definitely got me ready to face the challenges that were waiting deeper into the game.

Elden Ring arrived on February 25 with numbers on release day which surpassed those of the Souls predecessors. At one point the game had more than 760,000 concurrent users on Steam as well as a peak viewing audience that was more than 910,000 watched people play on cheap Elden Ring Items Twitch. To say that people were eagerly anticipating Elden Ring would be a massive understatement.