Game news Elden Ring: He beats a boss in a completely wacky way, the proof on video!
Elden Ring hasn’t been released for a week and the modders are already at work to provide various additional features, fix known issues, and progress in the title in a fun way. If modding the game is still in its infancy, there is plenty to do and laugh about.
Maybe you already know Louis Hamilton, also known as SuperLouis 64. He is a programmer, who notably worked for Gearbox before becoming independent, who very regularly has fun creating improbable compatibility to browse his games in an offbeat way.
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Will play Dark Souls with Donkey Konga’s bongosput together a replica of Cloud’s sword from Final Fantasy VII Remake to replicate the character’s movements, use a pizza-shaped toy to play Final Fantasy XIV and connect a banana to browse Dark Souls III are not things that scare him. So when Elden Ring arrived, we immediately imagined that he was going to be talked about again with a goofy way of humiliating the bosses from From Software’s game. And it did not fail. The day before yesterday at the very end of the day, the modder streamed his game on Twitch, the opportunity to see him evolve in the Entre-Terre using the Ring-Conthe accessory supplied with the sport and adventure game Ring Fit Adventure.
To prove that he had successfully adapted the accessory, (as he had done on Dark Souls and Breath of the Wild), the tackled one of the game’s secondary bosses, Darriwil, which can be found in jails. A fight he won the first time. He also explains that to unlock the movements with the stick, he must run. Thus, as long as he is running in place, he can move his character, while the fact of contracting the ring allows to put blows and that a bending allows him to use an object. To relive his entire performance on one of the best-received games in history, go to Twitchwhere the replay is freely accessible.
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By MalloDelicJournalist jeuxvideo.com
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