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No it's available from the start. Just hit R1/L1 to switch between your three presets.

Also I'm surprised at how much Queen's Blood has hooked me. I ignored it completely at first, but the tournament activated my competitive side so I buckled down and really got the hang of it. Now I destroy every opponent I come across it's wonderful.

Fort Condor has yet to click, where do I get more powerful units?

You can change it in settings, World Navigation Display is set to tracker by default.

There's quite a few settings worth changing around.

Yes, I still go back to it. The gameplay is just too damn smooth and nothing else can scratch that stealth action itch the same.

Wait a minute you guys, I just realized

Where the hell is Zolomy

Edit: literally looked up to see footage of him on my tv immediately after posting this

ExThaNemesis posted...

Eventually I'm gonna go through the Souls series and also Sekiro, which I've heard is the most challenging.

I think the challenge comes from years of souls experience. My first time with Sekiro was definitely a challenge since I had to unlearn certain habits and pick up new ones. Like jumping over sweeping attacks, that took the most effort for me to nail down, since my reflexes were so dependent on dodging through attacks which isn't viable in Sekiro.

It also likely depends on how much you enjoy parrying, since spacing is much less important, in fact it's even detrimental to distance yourself from an enemy. Sekiro demands you stay right in your opponent's face and meet every attack head on.

It took a long time for this playstyle to sink in but once it finally did Sekiro became a top 2 game of all time for me, following Bloodborne.

Elden Ring is either in third or fourth place, switching back and forth with DS1.

HeroDelTiempo17 posted...

Elden Ring is good at that, but if you are googling "Elden Ring all dungeons map" and going straight to each one and sprinting through them of course you'll have a lousy time.

It's a replayability issue. The first time through the game yeah it's a great time to explore everything. But now after several hundred hours I know that most of the stuff I can find is useless to whichever build I'm running.

Again, Elden Ring is incredible and the world is beautiful. I just think it'd be better with smaller denser areas. I don't see how that's a controversial opinion.

UshiromiyaEva posted...

There are certainly games I can get over it with, lie Elden Ring, but I still don't enjoy the open world aspect of the game. I just tolerate it to get myself to the next landmark section.

Yeah as much as I love Elden Ring, the open world aggravates the shit out of me. So many open spaces with nothing interesting in it.

Liurnia is a beautiful place, sure, but it's got one dungeon in it which isn't even that dense. You can run through the whole thing in about 10 minutes.

I don't understand why people love open worlds when it just relagates half the game to "holding forward for several minutes til you reach the fun part."

Unless the traversal itself is the main appeal of the game, like with Spider-Man, then there's no reason for such a gigantic open world.

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So I've recently got back into Elden Ring, I still have mixed feelings since I generally can't stand open worlds. Regardless, this is an incredible game.

It surely does piss me off more than any of the previous titles, but damn is it pretty!