As early as before and following the launch of “Elden Ring”, many old soul players have been using “Yinggao’s goodwill” as a warning to remind newcomers to beware of the many death traps in the game. Although many newbies have suffered hardships, they may not have thought that the goodwill from the production director has become the key to defeating the plug-in intruders.
As early as the “Dark Souls” series, many players have used invincible and other plug-ins to invade other people’s worlds and kill players, so it is not surprising that “Elden’s Circle” has such plug-ins. Ray69Rage ran into this kind of vicious hacker while connecting with friends.
According to the video, Ray69Rage and friends were on an adventure in Kalia Fortress. Because of the multiplayer connection, some players invaded their world. After some battles, they found that the player would not deduct blood when attacked. Obviously, it is hang up.
Unable to defeat the invincible hack, Ray69Rage had to run for his life, and under the voice guidance of his friend, they ran to the elevator to the upper level of the fortress.
What I have to say is that in the past, there have been many funny movies in the Soul series describing the elevators, whether it is to get stuck in the elevators to avoid tricks, or to accidentally fall in the dark, etc., the elevators can be said to be enough words. One of the examples of what is meant by “Yingko’s goodwill”.
When Ray69Rage ran into the elevator room, he almost stumbled and fell to his death, waiting for his friends from behind to come, and finally the plug-in player also caught up, and sure enough, he fell to his death.
Although the plug-in may have been fooled by his own arrogance, but in any case, the elevator in “Elden’s Circle” still shows the “goodwill” side of From Software in the past, even in the face of the plug-in. Show no mercy.
