The dodge rolling has goofy timing because you're fatrolling. And probably maidenless. If you lower your equipment load, you can do medium rolls. There's also light roll.
@@bepkororoti8019 I hated Dark Souls 1 the first time I played it for this exact reason lol. Picked the Knight class and was fatrolling everywhere, it was awful, I hardly made it past the asylum before determining that the game wasn't for me. Until I decided to restart with a class that had medium roll, then I began to understand, and now it's one of my all time favourite games.
@@nyromath2195 yeah, totally understandable, FS always lacked in quality of life features where they seem to have the most detail driven visual and game design approaches. I guess it goes hand in hand with the overall goal of encouraging community exchange but somehow explaining what the basic things in your game mean for the player wouldn't go against that. You can tell they tried in Elden Ring but traditional tutorials are just not effective, people have been conditioned to ignore them as annoying when they really shouldn't if FS decides to actually explain something to you, ah well
The fatrolling is easily fixed by checking your equip load on screen, but is peak Fromsoft trolling to not tell you about those consequences. I also learned this the hard way as my 1st Souls game. I just used every advantage game gave me my 1st playthrough to see what was possible with the tools they gave you.
When Fia held you in her arms she gave you a Baldachin's Blessing, but removed a bit of your health. Just use the Baldachin's Blessing in your inventory and you'll get to full health again. Also unequip the weaker weapon and the crossbow to get your equip load down to medium load, so you can roll much better. Nice first episode. Cheers.
Amazing start, already 50 times better than me starting out. I hope it's not overstepping to recommend anything and I won't make a habit of it, but as a small mechanical tip, jumping is a strong way to dodge things too. Everything waist down can't be hit when you jump, so it's great against stops or big sweep attacks.
Your video came up in my suggested list today. Your reaction to that first backstab in the tutorial area is why I watch first play through videos after having about 1000 hours in the game. Looking forward to the rest.
Just a tip for anyone new to Elden Ring. There is no “damage stat”. Damage is mostly influenced by your weapon. Their are two major ways of increasing the damage that your weapon does. The first and most influential is the weapon level. This increases the base damage and weapon scaling. The second is by leveling stats according to “attribute scaling”. When you hover over a weapon, there will be a section called “Attribute Scaling” where 5 stats will have a letter E, D, C, B, A, or S. Leveling a stat will increase the weapon damage according to the letter listed under Attribute Scaling. Another thing, when leveling, you will be able to see the change in damage of your equipped weapon leveling a stat will provide before confirming. Hope this is helpful to anyone who wants to understand the basics of how damage works in Elden Ring. :)
It's a great game. Enjoy. There are a lot of Elden Ring guides on RUclips if you struggle. I only started playing 2-3 months ago. Still on my way to Leyndell Royal Capital and Volcano Manor. I don't play every day because I have work and other chores. Play at your own pace.
That was a fun one -- especially the spectacular destruction of chairs near the end. But more than chairs await you, so you may need even more skill for the challenges ahead. May fortune favor your journeys in the "Lands Between."
Bad take. Vigor should be mainly prioritized at the beginning, but it's important to have dex and str for weapons like bloodhounds fang etc, alongside a bit of endurance.
@@loopen lol, you shouldn't level anything else but vigor at the beginning. STR and dex as much as only to hold your favorite weapon. Every other level point should be in vigor until you hit 40-45... And upgrade your weapons - that's it for the start. After that it's a different ballgame
@@kosherun Yes that’s what I mean, level str and dex for the weapon you like and get vigor to 40, and get the radagon soreseal. After 40 (45 from talisman) level up some other stats then get Vigor to 50-60. Then focus on everything else. That’s what I do. Also, who cares what she levels up, it’s her first time playing the game so long as she’s having fun it doesn’t really matter what she upgrades
Please fully talk to the NPC’s until they repeat what they are saying. You didn’t fully talk with the girl in the shack and didn’t get what she was going to give you. 😢
@@kelseytheghost My pleasure & Welcome to Elden Ring! I have over 2,000 hours in Elden Ring and now I mostly just help new players. I can be a good source for answering any questions you may have, or suggestions if needed (without giving away spoilers). Good Luck! 😅
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The dodge rolling has goofy timing because you're fatrolling. And probably maidenless. If you lower your equipment load, you can do medium rolls. There's also light roll.
I know they mean well by giving you starting "classes" but having the default loadout of a class fatroll without telling the user is just mean
@@bepkororoti8019 spitting facts
@@bepkororoti8019 I hated Dark Souls 1 the first time I played it for this exact reason lol. Picked the Knight class and was fatrolling everywhere, it was awful, I hardly made it past the asylum before determining that the game wasn't for me. Until I decided to restart with a class that had medium roll, then I began to understand, and now it's one of my all time favourite games.
@@nyromath2195 yeah, totally understandable, FS always lacked in quality of life features where they seem to have the most detail driven visual and game design approaches. I guess it goes hand in hand with the overall goal of encouraging community exchange but somehow explaining what the basic things in your game mean for the player wouldn't go against that. You can tell they tried in Elden Ring but traditional tutorials are just not effective, people have been conditioned to ignore them as annoying when they really shouldn't if FS decides to actually explain something to you, ah well
The fatrolling is easily fixed by checking your equip load on screen, but is peak Fromsoft trolling to not tell you about those consequences. I also learned this the hard way as my 1st Souls game. I just used every advantage game gave me my 1st playthrough to see what was possible with the tools they gave you.
When Fia held you in her arms she gave you a Baldachin's Blessing, but removed a bit of your health. Just use the Baldachin's Blessing in your inventory and you'll get to full health again. Also unequip the weaker weapon and the crossbow to get your equip load down to medium load, so you can roll much better. Nice first episode. Cheers.
Your Brummie accent impression of Roderika (the girl with the red hood) was pretty good.
i was never this good on my very first playthrough, u did so well and I had a great time watching ur reactions, I SUB
I hope ya keep with this! I’m enjoying it! On to part two!
Well - guess it's time to jump back into the lands between
Amazing start, already 50 times better than me starting out. I hope it's not overstepping to recommend anything and I won't make a habit of it, but as a small mechanical tip, jumping is a strong way to dodge things too. Everything waist down can't be hit when you jump, so it's great against stops or big sweep attacks.
amazing advice! I'll remember that
Your video came up in my suggested list today. Your reaction to that first backstab in the tutorial area is why I watch first play through videos after having about 1000 hours in the game. Looking forward to the rest.
Just a tip for anyone new to Elden Ring. There is no “damage stat”. Damage is mostly influenced by your weapon. Their are two major ways of increasing the damage that your weapon does. The first and most influential is the weapon level. This increases the base damage and weapon scaling. The second is by leveling stats according to “attribute scaling”. When you hover over a weapon, there will be a section called “Attribute Scaling” where 5 stats will have a letter E, D, C, B, A, or S. Leveling a stat will increase the weapon damage according to the letter listed under Attribute Scaling. Another thing, when leveling, you will be able to see the change in damage of your equipped weapon leveling a stat will provide before confirming. Hope this is helpful to anyone who wants to understand the basics of how damage works in Elden Ring. :)
I love a fresh youtuber tackling souls games. You get a sub! Dont give up
I have no idea how you go so far in just 2hours. To get to the point you are at, it took me over double the amount of time. You’re slick with it
I can't wait to see how you get on in your Journey. It will be tough but don't give up
It's a great game. Enjoy. There are a lot of Elden Ring guides on RUclips if you struggle. I only started playing 2-3 months ago. Still on my way to Leyndell Royal Capital and Volcano Manor. I don't play every day because I have work and other chores. Play at your own pace.
That was a fun one -- especially the spectacular destruction of chairs near the end. But more than chairs await you, so you may need even more skill for the challenges ahead. May fortune favor your journeys in the "Lands Between."
This is one of my favorite games! 👏👏🙌🙌👋👋🔥🔥
"Is that innuendo?"
Well, the two fingers are good in this game, but the three fingers are evil. So make of that what you will.
that depends, of course, on who you ask
@@mattfinnish true. But when you try finger, but hole, the answer is more often 2 fingers.
Bjorn the Bear? I like when people get invested in their characters like that 😁
Another great video again by my number one favourite RUclipsr ever in the world
You actually log rolled
Also, if you're not going to block, you do more damage from your strength stat if you hold your sword in both hands.🙂
bro she is better then me i have 200 hours on elden ring xD
😂 thank you!
@@kelseytheghost 😎
Super-Ok
For the love of god, level vigor in the beginning... Up to 45 at least - nothing else ! Oh, and go south ;)
Bad take. Vigor should be mainly prioritized at the beginning, but it's important to have dex and str for weapons like bloodhounds fang etc, alongside a bit of endurance.
@@loopen lol, you shouldn't level anything else but vigor at the beginning. STR and dex as much as only to hold your favorite weapon. Every other level point should be in vigor until you hit 40-45... And upgrade your weapons - that's it for the start. After that it's a different ballgame
@@kosherun Yes that’s what I mean, level str and dex for the weapon you like and get vigor to 40, and get the radagon soreseal. After 40 (45 from talisman) level up some other stats then get Vigor to 50-60. Then focus on everything else. That’s what I do.
Also, who cares what she levels up, it’s her first time playing the game so long as she’s having fun it doesn’t really matter what she upgrades
@@kosherun You only need that much prioritized vigor if you get hit a lot. Everyone plays differently.
Do you stream? Cause since it’s ur first playthrough I wanted to see if I can help you
Please fully talk to the NPC’s until they repeat what they are saying. You didn’t fully talk with the girl in the shack and didn’t get what she was going to give you. 😢
Thanks for the tip! I'll go back and talk to her if she's still there
@@kelseytheghost My pleasure & Welcome to Elden Ring! I have over 2,000 hours in Elden Ring and now I mostly just help new players. I can be a good source for answering any questions you may have, or suggestions if needed (without giving away spoilers). Good Luck! 😅
u look like my ex ngl