I was expecting that the Mimics will return to Elden Ring or at least in a different Form in SotE. It's been 10 Years since they last appeared, so my guess is FS excluded them to be more surprising if/when they eventually come back. I saw a lot of new ER players don't clapping every Chest, so there's room for new traumatized players

This is my ranking based purely on the lore of the bosses, I’m open to discuss. The explanation of the tiers:

Literal Satan - Bosses who are pure, irredeemable monsters that commited unimaginable atrocities

Pure Evil - Bosses who are still fully evil, but didn’t do that many fucked up things

Pretty Evil - Your average villains

Neutral/Monsters by nature - Bosses who are either fully neutral in terms of morality and/or aren’t sentient and are just of primitive nature you can’t really assign any morality to

Not that Evil - Bosses who aren’t of malicious nature and are just defending themselves from the player or have no evil intentions

Morally Good - Bosses who are pretty much the good guys in the story

Literal Saints - Bosses who are literal heroes

EDIT:

After reading some of the comments I definitely have to agree with certain points:

-I’d move Seath to Pure Evil

-Twin Princes and Gael to Morally Good

-Aldia to at least Neutral, but he’s probably near Pretty Evil

I didn’t expect for people to actually discuss this in depth, yall have some pretty good points ngl

Всё таки я взял Dark souls ( сразу 3 части ).

Let me know if you guys have any ideas or suggestions for this area. Maybe new name, enemy types, traps and so on!

Coming from games of the Zelda universe but seen so many playthroughs of Fromsoft games that I had to get Elden Ring when it released for the Switch 2. So far I’ve met quite a few hard hits, and the default setup of the controller setup doesn’t seem intuitive, I keep pressing the wrong buttons due to wanting X to jump etc. Is there a good mindset to begin exploring the game without feeling like everything kills you all the time? get good and all that, sure but for new ppl to the franchise; any good advice?

Before I beat the end boss, Should I do the Frenzied flame ending since I already can get the burn mark? I already beat the boss and found the door.

Me comprometi a jogar todos os souls em ordem, até agora essa é minha tierlist, Agora vamos para o ds2

Hey all. When ER came out I really wanted to buy it but thought it would be one of those expensive games that was too hard for me to complete. So when DS1 went on sale I bought it and tried it out. I really liked it and beat Gwyn. I'm almost done with DS2 now.

I'm not very good, but at least I'm getting most of the content I'm paying for so I'm happy.

But one of the things i'm missing out on is the multiplayer aspect. Multiplayer in this sense meaning both co-op summons and PvP. Watching some Oroboro DS1 videos on YT I realized how much I'm missing out.

I don't want to wait too long to play ER and miss it like I did with DS. Safe to wait and finish the series or should I jump on ER while it's still warm?

Ty!

I fucking set my controller on my lap to go and eat something and my heavy attack button was activated and just killed her by accident and now I’m sad 😔

Elden Ring x Funko please come out soon🙏

Overall Game/DLC Ranking

Base Games

1. Elden Ring
2. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
3. Dark Souls III
4. Bloodborne
5. Dark Souls

DLCs

1. Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree
2. Bloodborne: The Old Hunters
3. Dark Souls III: The Ringed City
4. Dark Souls: Artorias of the Abyss
5. Dark Souls III: Ashes of Ariandel

Top 20 Hardest Bosses

1. Promised Consort Radahn - Elden Ring DLC
2. Isshin, the Sword Saint - Sekiro
3. Orphan of Kos - Bloodborne DLC
4. Malenia, Blade of Miquella - Elden Ring
5. Laurence, the First Vicar - Bloodborne DLC
6. Sister Friede - Dark Souls III DLC
7. Messmer the Impaler - Elden Ring DLC
8. Darkeater Midir - Dark Souls III DLC
9. Slave Knight Gael - Dark Souls III DLC
10. The Nameless King - Dark Souls III
11. Maliketh, the Black Blade - Elden Ring
12. Owl (Father) - Sekiro
13. Demon of Hatred - Sekiro
14. Artorias the Abysswalker - Dark Souls DLC
15. Ornstein and Smough - Dark Souls
16. Starscourge Radahn - Elden Ring
17. Dragonlord Placidusax - Elden Ring
18. Soul of Cinder - Dark Souls III
19. Ludwig, the Holy Blade - Bloodborne DLC
20. Rellana, Twin Moon Knight - Elden Ring DLC

Boss Count by Game

1st Place: Elden Ring - 7 Total

Base Game - 4

• Malenia, Blade of Miquella
• Maliketh, the Black Blade
• Starscourge Radahn
• Dragonlord Placidusax

DLC - 3

• Promised Consort Radahn
• Messmer the Impaler
• Rellana, Twin Moon Knight

2nd Place: Dark Souls III - 5 Total

Base Game - 2

• The Nameless King
• Soul of Cinder

DLC - 3

• Sister Friede
• Darkeater Midir
• Slave Knight Gael

Tied for 3rd: Bloodborne - 3 Total

Base Game - 0

• None, lol

DLC - 3

• Orphan of Kos
• Laurence, the First Vicar
• Ludwig, the Holy Blade

Tied for 3rd: Sekiro - 3 Total

Base Game - 3

• Isshin, the Sword Saint
• Owl (Father)
• Demon of Hatred

5th Place: Dark Souls - 2 Total

Base Game - 1

• Ornstein and Smough

DLC - 1

• Artorias the Abysswalker

I’m doing a deprived run (plank shield, loincloth, and club) of dark souls 3 with my friend, and it’s reminded me that I love the club in every fromsoft game.

Not the large club, not the great club, not the reinforced club, just the good ol’ fashioned default club.

All of the others are awesome too and some are arguably better, but personally for me, my favorite is just the deprived’s club.

As someone who is partial to dexterity builds, and favors curved swords & katanas, it’s very refreshing to deal Strike damage, decent poise, and still have a fast enough weapon. The only downside is that I enjoy the feeling of slicing through enemies, but it’s been a fun change of pace.

That bar is just as important as your HP.

As of right now (until duskbloods is released) i own every single fromsoftware game available on Nintendos platform. Its been a long and hard journey getting to this point, and I like to take this time to thank all the little people I had to step on to get here. If I can do it.. so can you. It just takes a lot of heart, grit and determination

Hey guys, quick question. I’m planning to buy Elden Ring, but I’m not sure which version to get.
I’m playing on a PS5, and I noticed that the PS4 version is cheaper and can apparently be upgraded to the PS5 version.

For those who have tried both, is there actually a difference between buying the PS4 version and upgrading it vs just buying the PS5 version?

Is the performance basically the same, or is it
better to just get the PS5 version?

Trying to save some money if there’s no real difference

There are many many more i wanted to include in the video, but it would've been an hour long

Just finished monster hunter world and I don’t think I’ve ever fought a dragon as hard as fatalis.