Promised Asshole Radahn and Malenia both killed me 39 times each so I honestly don't know who is harder. I defeated both DLC and Main Game final bosses on my latest Elden Ring stream but we do have a lot of optional bosses that we still need to beat (you can definitely tell by how my map looks like near the end of the vid LOL). Not sure if I'm going to do that on stream though but we'll see.
you are amazing gamer... i am slowly getting the hang of the souls genre... but i know for a fact it will take me a lot longer then it took you to beat consort Radahn... i simply do not have the reflexes you do... great video, and great job beating Radahn...
Thanks! I honestly think its better to take your time with the game, I pretty much blew through the game and I really regret not exploring at all. I failed all the questlines except for 2 NPCs and I have absolutely no idea what any of the lore is LOL.
@@OOF00 yeah, i'm taking my time with this game... and i just maxed out my Bloodhound Fang... that will help a lot with the remaining bosses and DLC.. i was also able to farm a TON of runes, so now i'm at level 365... i am loving every second of this game...
I had to accept a long time ago I wouldn't be as naturally good or nearly as good as most souls players. I got on the train a bit late and never really picked up a natural knack for the combat. And I'm a bit too lazy/silly to explore and grind to better myself that way. Something, however, I have found to be my strength, is unyielding determination and perseverance with every challenge. So, as I speak, I'm on attempt 150 or so on Radahn (starter +20 shortsword in hand, no summons), with plenty to go. But I know, like Ludwig, like Isshin, and many other challenges I've faced, I'll never give up. And because of that I know I'll beat Radahn, and many more to come. Don't go hollow people!
I think that's the most important trait for these types of games. You can be REALLY good but one day you'll meet a boss that will thoroughly screw you up. If you don't have the willpower to power on during hardships and just give up then talent doesn't mean anything.
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Promised Asshole Radahn and Malenia both killed me 39 times each so I honestly don't know who is harder. I defeated both DLC and Main Game final bosses on my latest Elden Ring stream but we do have a lot of optional bosses that we still need to beat (you can definitely tell by how my map looks like near the end of the vid LOL). Not sure if I'm going to do that on stream though but we'll see.
you are amazing gamer... i am slowly getting the hang of the souls genre... but i know for a fact it will take me a lot longer then it took you to beat consort Radahn... i simply do not have the reflexes you do... great video, and great job beating Radahn...
Thanks! I honestly think its better to take your time with the game, I pretty much blew through the game and I really regret not exploring at all. I failed all the questlines except for 2 NPCs and I have absolutely no idea what any of the lore is LOL.
@@OOF00 yeah, i'm taking my time with this game... and i just maxed out my Bloodhound Fang... that will help a lot with the remaining bosses and DLC.. i was also able to farm a TON of runes, so now i'm at level 365... i am loving every second of this game...
I had to accept a long time ago I wouldn't be as naturally good or nearly as good as most souls players. I got on the train a bit late and never really picked up a natural knack for the combat. And I'm a bit too lazy/silly to explore and grind to better myself that way. Something, however, I have found to be my strength, is unyielding determination and perseverance with every challenge. So, as I speak, I'm on attempt 150 or so on Radahn (starter +20 shortsword in hand, no summons), with plenty to go. But I know, like Ludwig, like Isshin, and many other challenges I've faced, I'll never give up. And because of that I know I'll beat Radahn, and many more to come. Don't go hollow people!
I think that's the most important trait for these types of games. You can be REALLY good but one day you'll meet a boss that will thoroughly screw you up. If you don't have the willpower to power on during hardships and just give up then talent doesn't mean anything.
great attempt. THE SWORD ALWAYS WORKS. youll get him for sure in time
Nice work.
Thanks!
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WOW very well played!
Thanks!