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Cool video. Totally agree about the trap chest, the Siofra River elevator ride, and the Shaman Village.

The true worst legacy dungeon is Redmane Castle. You have the possibility, depending on what your triggeres in game, to go through a empty castle with virtually no enemiea. Its can be quite dull.

On my 1st playthrough, when I realized I had to either Kill Blaidd, or leave him there with his mind basically broken. I made a point to not finish Ranni's questline in NG+ after that.

I hope you're not implying the man invented mimics 😂 The glazing is a bit over the top man, like, he won't f you 😅

not including the frenzied flame ending where everything burns is diabolical

Did he mention the dungeon with midra?

The sewers are so cool tho...

Praise be to you my brother! Sticking by the rule!

What about Castle Ensis, The Fissure and Midras Manse?

shadow keep is dogs hit and boring

I've always really enjoyed Castle Mourne. Jumping down the back of the castle to reach the water is really fun. And the vibes at the end with the ocean water crashing over the floor is so nice. If I'm in the roundtable and want to test out a new weapon I always teleport to the Boss grace just to enjoy the area.

My man went straight into it no intro lol

You REALLY need to explore heavily to find everything in the legacy dungeons

Nah dawg, Sen’s Funhouse is on top. Also Shadow Keep is Lothric Castle if they removed the INT builds and ghost hentai hand books.

I didn't love ER's open world (including SoE). I felt the great open areas beautiful but mostly empty. However, the Legacy Dungeons are top notch. I would love ER more if they were only Legacy (and Minor) Dungeons, with a few areas to traverse each other. And I loved your ranking, is perfect. And speaking about DLC, my favorite DLC all time is still The Old Hunters. The atmosphere, the weapons, the lore, the bosses, the music, the level desing. I get that SoE is much, much bigger, but for me Old Hunter is deeper. Greetings and cool channel (sorry my english)

As for your questions about Farum Azula, we know that it was disconnected from the lands between by a meteor that struck the land, and that meteors in Elden Ring are often, in a sense, the essence of outer gods come carrying some sort of vessel of that cosmic essence to the land, whether it be the Elden Beast, Metyr, etc. It's safe to say the meteor that removed FA was of a similar nature. But we also know it is lodged outside of time, which is interesting. There is no day night cycle here, and the place is unendingly suspended in a chaotic storm, forever crumbling. The storms are connected to the divine beasts and heavens, which are connected to the dragons, so this narratively makes sense. Dragons are also said to be able to influence time via their ancient stone scales, and so I think there's some sort of Miyazakian tragedy here relating to how their control of time has been lost, they are now trapped in it. I've heard speculation that FA served for the dragons a similar purpose to Enir Ilim for the Hornsent, as both have bodies embedded in their structures and tie strongly to funerary practices. It also seems evident that FA was in Caelid originally

Personally I think the Shadow Keep is the worst dungeon in the game and my number 1 is Stormveil.

Absolutely love the shaman village. The way it recontectualized what Marika did was so insane, especially the payoff for remembering the shaman lore from bonny village, and the environment. Man it was awesome. Sometimess I still go there and just sit there, relax. The music is just so calming.

I love the trapped chest, my friend was trying to warn people about it and it made me super annoyed because of how memorable it is.

I think you should do the list again because you missed some entries . For example: Castle Sol (worst thing ever I know), the one you fight Rellana in (forgot the name), Nokstella, I think Midra’s manor and the area around it could also be considered a legacy dungeon since lake of rot is a thing. Think about it

First?

Brume Tower > Shadowkeep

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Belurat is one of my favorites. Cool music and vibe, and a great boss of the area.

Never thought something would ever dethrone Lyndell as the best area, but shadow keep was insane..... the verticality and interconnectivity is off the charts. It's also way more "connected" with the open world compared to everything else in the main game (2 separate boss arenas, hinterlands, Roah, skadu atlus, church district as well as the whole area leading to the abyss). I entered this place through the church district and ended up exploring everything in reverse, lol. I loved ER's open world, not just because it's great on it's own, but also because it gives the Legacy dungeons a sense of scale and presence. They both compliment each other. And Shadow keep felt like the next step in blending those two aspects even more. I really can't wait for what these guys do next.

12:05 I think it’s pronounced eener elim 😭

I'd say that the old hunter could be a better dlc, not because is better than sote, not even close, at least for me, i just think that the old hunters was a big step up from the base game that it makes bloodborne a better game, while sote can feel like more elden ring, anyways the base game is just so well done that is hard to improve it

You know I kinda like the shunning grounds, but puting it below lake of rots is kinda funny tho. I respect it

Why not include dlc Dungeons Like Midras Manse or Castle Ensis?

I am astounded by just how much our opinions differ. Glad you follow the same rule regarding Ranni though.

Fully agree about Farum Azula being super cool look-wise, and super confusing lore wise lol like how exactly do we end up there in the first place, why does laying down in a certain spot send time in reverse, and how do we get back down to lyndell. Oh yeah and what’s with the massive tornado that is keeping everything suspended in mid air?

No intro, no nothing right into 19 sheesh lol

The description for Shaded Castle is so dead on

yo maybe i'm tripping, but why does your equipment font and icon look different @ 10:24?

I don't agree with the view that "Shadow of the erd Tree" is the best expansion ever. It was decent at best, propped up by the good dungeons within it. Without those dungeons, it would have been a very disappointing DLC. It's the opposite of the base game and removed the knowledge you had from that experience, like exploring. Exploration in Shadow is not enjoyable; the map is designed to lock you out of areas unless you go through caves, which is the opposite of what the game teaches you. This makes collecting fragments a tedious chore rather than fun. The entire expansion felt like work for this reason. Moving around the Shadowlands is also confusing; things you think you can do or reach, you can't. Not without finding the caves which are far more hidden than the base game, on top of there being very few of them. The bosses were just average compared to those in the main game. I think the introduction of the fragments, which offset damage, made the expansion feel more laborious than enjoyable. It was somewhat saved by the Shadow Keep and a few other areas. Overall, I found the DLC to be a significant disappointment compared to the main game, making it a frustrating experience to the point where I often skip it in playthroughs, even as a huge lore fan. I simply do not care for it; it contrasts sharply with everything the base game did well.

Personally, I didn't think the DLC as a whole was as good as a lot of others were saying. I'd maybe give it a 7 or 8/10. I thought the base game was better. The main reason is because how vastly empty the DLC feels. Sure, the DLC has a lot of beautiful scenery, but I never felt that sense of awe like I did with the base game. This is mainly pertaining to the open world areas of the DLC. Some of the dungeons, like the Shadow Keep, are some of my favorites, but I would just spend long spans of time riding or walking through absolute nothingness in the DLC. The Abyssal Woods actually, no joke, made me mad while exploring. I had to take breaks from the DLC. It was the area I was looking forward to the most, seeing it from the loading images and promotional material, but it was the most empty, nothingness of an area in ER, AND it FORCES you to walk through it all. I could rant on about the DLC, but those are just my thoughts.

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I'm hitting the griddy as we speak.

😮 This is interesting video .🎉

From the games i played (ds3, sekiro, er) i sorta agree with those takes although i think monk is a better fight than lady butterfly, but MAN idk how anybody can like fortissax if you fight him melee. I feel like the only thing this boss has going for it, is the cool factor. The lightning constatnly spawning on top of you is such a garbage feature and having to hit him in the legs is terrible since you cant see half the attacks that hes doing. And if you want to fight him by hitting him in the head like all the dragon fights are technically supposed to be fought, well guess what, that tiny peanut head is almost never staying down near the ground for more than a second. Cool boss visual wise, terrible gameplay wise.

Finally someone who acknowledges fortissax's soundtrack, it's soo good

Lichdragon Fortisaxx mentioned, instant like and subscribe. Fortisaxx is my favourite dragon boss in elden ring

Agree about every entry (esp demon princes) except Fortissax and it's not the name for me 😅 I think (unlike you) the arena is really dope and I can't think of anybody who thinks the music is even a little bit mid. But I'm just not a big fan of the repeat ancient dragon fights. I really like the regular drake's more like agheel and adula etc. But I just wished Fortissax was more fightwise than an ancient dragon clone with deathblight. Astel his clone is at least hidden away in a far away cave but in your journey you're almost guaranteed to encounter another ancient dragon like senessax in the dlc before bayle or lansseax both when you reach altus plateau from the cave or a bit further before the hero's grave. Also there are multiple non boss variants in farum azula. I get that Godwyn befriended the ancient dragons and that it's lore accurate but it's just a missed opportunity I think. Esp because all the rest is really good around the fight.

Not a half bad list. It always drives me nuts when people talk about underrated bosses they're actually just saying bosses they wish people liked more. Like, no, Pontiff Sulyvhan is NOT an underrated boss 😂