Board 8 > Elden Ring discussion 5 - Try finger, but hole

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UltimaterializerX posted...

Azula is the first place I actively dont like. I keep getting lost, and its not fun to figure out where Im going.

It is certainly a very dense, labyrinth-ian place. The verticality doesn't help, plus, there's multiple places where you can take some risky looking jumps to different paths. Also, dragons, Dragons, DRAGONS!!!

I remember trying to take it slow and putting lots of markers on the map for unexplored paths (as best as I could with that map). There's a lot of good items in Azula though, including top level smithing and somber smithing stones.

UltimaterializerX posted...

After Horah Lo or whatever, I assume you go in the tree and thats the point of no return?

For the endings? The point of no return is literally picking your ending after beating the final boss. So make a cloud save after you beat that boss if you want trophy credit for all the endings. Or whatever you need to do if you not on a PS5.

After you beat it you can travel to any grace points you like, do more side quests, or whatever else.

you, in the most literal sense, pick your ending.

even after that, you could continue to play more or start NG+. Once youve seen an ending you can also initiate NG+ from a grace point, though it might just be from Roundtable Hold (I cant remember).

Short answer is no

And the long answer is probably in a VaatiVidya

Finally beat it. Picked the only good ending available to me: Death

I think I did the first 40 hours in about 2 weeks, the next 60 in about 2 months, and then the last 4 over 5-6 weeks.

Btw I know its only tangentially related now. But the whole situation on youtube over one tuber getting demonetized and others getting their videos struck while a ban evader gets away with it is ludicrous..

And it all started because of one bad Elden Ring review

Extremely tangential because I had no idea you could trace it back that far.

Granted, I hadn't heard of any of them of this before this exploded on Twitter.

Literally what you're talking about.