Game news Elden Ring: A player achieves a new achievement on the new From Software!
Many players have immersed themselves in the world of Elden Ring since its release on February 25th. But beyond the game itself, its bosses, its requirements and its secrets, there is the speedrun, and records are falling day following day.
Three hours, two hours, one hour, 30 minutes, 20 minutes… The duration of the speedruns ofElden Ring continues to drop, and has just passed below the 19 minute mark with a run of 18 minutes and 57 seconds. Players compete in inventiveness to discover new routes, exploit flaws in the game and use the right skills, but there is another type of player.
“Finally, it was not so hard!”
Indeed, one of the most active scenes on From Software’s games is determined to study every aspect of the game to finish it without ever getting hit. The duration of the games is much more variable, the objective not being specifically to finish quickly. The feat of the day is to be attributed to Seki, a well-known member of the community, who managed to complete Elden Ring without ever suffering the slightest damage.
We’re not just talking regarding not taking any hits, which had already been achieved by GinoMarchino, but to dodge blows, fall damage, physical alterations causing damage or environmental traps (And they are many). The player has not only succeeded in this mission that he had given himself, but he also had the luxury of doing it in just under three hoursand live on Twitch.
We did it ! The first run without hit / damage (documented, editor’s note) on Eden Ring. I screamed haha!
When stopping the stopwatch, it displayed 2 hours, 51 minutes and 35 seconds. A feat far from trivial when you know the number of hours you can spend in the Underworld without ever seeing the credits. To discover the run in its entirety, it’s just below!
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By MalloDelicJournalist jeuxvideo.com
