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'Elden Ring' Players Are Trolling Each Other In The Funniest Way

Imogen Donovan

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'Elden Ring' Players Are Trolling Each Other In The Funniest Way

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Elden Ring, while a mite more approachable than the rest of the Soulsborne collection, is still very challenging and an formidable game to master thanks to the fact that every living thing in the Lands Between wants your guts for garters. So, it seems that players are making the most of the messages aspect of the game and winding each other up instead of offering guidance, and I've got to admit, it is funny.

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To the uninitiated, there are a number of illusory walls in Elden Ring that obscure other areas or special loot, and all the player has to do to discover them is bash their sword or stabby implement of choice into the "wall." Because I'm a generous sort, I'll let you know that there's one in the Academy of Raya Lucaria which will give you the Comet Sorcery spell and there's another in the Sainted Hero's Grave that hides a handy shortcut. However, it looks like the majority of players are leaving messages behind about illusory walls where there are none, meaning that others are clattering into walls like a lemon.

Here's a compilation of the most ridiculous wins and fails from the community!

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Really, there's nothing to lose if you're battering a wall that's a wall and not a gate to some super sweet treasure. This logic doesn't make it any less annoying, and given how hard this game is, you could sympathise with the swift disappointment that arrives once you realise someone's pulling your leg about a boon or a shortcut past some dreadful enemies.

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Sam Greer is convinced that Elden Ring is a comedy - notwithstanding the tomfoolery that players are inflicting upon each other. "It twists the knife one minute, and a dummy knife the next. It’s a game all about delivering the unexpected," she explains in her commentary on the game here. "Sometimes, that's through a magic portal to face a horrible monstrosity at the ends of the world; at others, it's having to fight a sentient boulder. You'll never know what's around the corner and that's a huge part of what draws players to these games."

Topics: Elden Ring, Fromsoftware

Imogen Donovan
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