Can You Beat Elden Ring at Level 1 (without being good)?



Can you beat Elden Ring at level 1 without being “good” at the game if you use all the tools and glitches you have available?
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Intro music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttlpk5jQkzU
Intro challenge runs (in order):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Zmcm6l1d50
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxKsRf6R-vc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1F58OCqMEI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-JMc7Ug9vs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6cC-T3a-Y0
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33 thoughts on “Can You Beat Elden Ring at Level 1 (without being good)?”

  1. I don’t know if this is dumb info but there’s an item you can find in that same area within a chest that lets you parry his black flame attacks when his sword turns gold it’s called the “Blasphemous Claw” helps if your having trouble 😀

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  2. Commander O'Neil can be cheesed witht the scarlet rot geysers that are just outside his arena by the grace. Just ride around on horseback and bait him into them

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  3. Well, it's official. This game just isn't for me. I just can't seem to get the timing on so many bosses. Most notable examples being Malenia (obviously), Maliketh, and the Elden Beast. I can't get into any kind of rhythm, I seemingly do shit damage, the bosses are so tanky, mimic tear helps but it can only do so much.

    I've played all of the Soulslikes (with the exception of Demon's Souls Remake, no PS5 in this household, unfortunately) and I've played them to death. To say that I adore them would be an understatement. I mean for fuck sake, Dark Souls 1/3, Bloodborne and Sekiro are all in my top 10 games of all times. Yes, I'm a FromSoft fanatic, leave me alone. I always felt like these games were made for me, me and only me. It was like Miyazaki interviewed me personally, took all my favourite ideas for a video game, and decided to make a bunch that specifically caters to my tastes.

    Guess me being spoiled like that had to come to a fucking end eventually…

    The pure fury that I've been propelled into is unlike anything I've ever experienced. Even Dark Souls 2 never made me this angry. Never, since I first got into the series back in 2011, have I ever had to respec to beat a boss. And even doing that wasn't enough. I really felt like the RNG gods had to be on my side in order to beat Malenia. Shout out to the summon, I sent him a message thanking him. He was alive for the reward at the end so that made me really happy.

    But after beating Malenia, there was no joy like in previous titles. Swordsaint Isshin absolutely destroyed me. Then I practiced. I got gud. Now, I can consistently beat him without even getting touched. I defeat him without getting hit and do so with the biggest grin on my face. I've earned it. It's a tough fight, yes, but never does it feel insurmountable. And it certainly never feels cheap or unfair. This last quality, is probably the reason why I became such a huge fan of their games.

    Elden Ring is the first time where lean back on my bed and feel drained. Depressed almost. This isn't the same company that made the previous games. This game feels malicious. Unfair and cheap. And, come on, how can anyone disagree with that?! Commander Niall anyone? I just summoned a mage that did that kamehameha thing and melted him before he could even reach her. Thank you to that summon as well. It wasn't a fun fight, it didn't feel rewarding. I never summoned for any of the other games. I was just patient. I took the time to master them, and that's where the gratification came from. I haven't felt that in Elden Ring…

    Now, watching this video, I know that this game just wasn't made for me, unlike the others. And, seeing how awesome the community think Elden Ring is, how funny everyone is and how much fun you're having, it sort of made it easier to accept that I probably won't ever be able to beat Elden Beast. And that's fine. At least someone's enjoying the game, and I guess that's totally cool. Boy do I wish that I could add yet another game to my top 10 list though but I can't. I fucking detest Elden Ring. Ah well, it's been a good run.

    Holy shit, I've written a lot. Thanks if you've read everything and thanks to all the summons who have helped me with some of the bosses. I LITERALLY couldn't have done it without you. Keep having fun, guys.

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  4. 3:12 Ah, that totally explains why it exists in the first place. I was wondering what the point of it was when he also gives the other one at the end of the questline, the stronger variant which you can't equip together with this one.

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  5. You can also bug out the elden beast, after killing radagon use your spirit summon, in speedruns they typically use the imps, after the flame attack if you position yourself correctly and at least one imp survives you can kinda stun lock the beast indefinitely so long as you keep dealing damage

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  6. You can't use that shield anymore since the patch. You also can't use the trick to make the fire giant die either. Love that tip about using cerulean tear in the physic though.

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  7. ER is way to easy compared to DS, so yeah… EZ lm actually just leveling so l can use most weapons and Sorceries. and wepons are upgraded to +4 or +7 most of them. the most l leveled up a weapon its +11 Uchigatana. They made the game too accesible for normies and now it became mainstream smh
    and yeah, Poison Mist and Fia´s Mist are way too OP, you can literally delete groups of enemies without even fighting them.

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