800 hours of gameplay and a surprising discovery in the “Elden Ring”

a software download It is known for its extremely challenging and addictive gameplay, and with its latest title, this was no different. With a huge community of passionate gamers, little goes unnoticed playerswhich accumulate hundreds of hours of gameplay.

But last week, a player recorded a breakthrough in the “Elden Ring” that excited even the game’s biggest fans.

a player IronArtorias posted the discovery to the Reddit community with the caption: “800 hours later, I’m still seeing new things.”

The success of “The Ring of Elden”

The RPG, from the same creators of “Demon Souls”, “Dark Souls” and “Bloodborne”, is an indisputable success and has already surpassed the marks left by its predecessors. The title even won the 2022 Game of the Year award.

In the game, we embody a character who finds himself in the midst of a conflict over the control of the universe by gods, demigods, and all kinds of monsters in a corrupt world.

Therefore, it is the duty of the player to help one of the parties to restore peace and order.

The new discovery

On the last day 7/5, gamer IronArtorias posted to the game’s Reddit community his latest discovery. It was in an in-game area known as the Consecrated Snowfield.

In contrast, the Zone is a secret area located in the plains near the peaks of the Mountains of Giants, which can only be accessed after collecting certain items.

The area is full of dangerous monsters, among them the mighty Wyrm boss Theodorix and the abominable giant octopus.

800 hours later you’re still seeing new things
by u/IronArtorias in Eldenring

These two creatures shone in the unusual scene captured by the player. During a battle with Great Wyrm Theodorix, IronArtorias was attacked by a giant land octopus. However, the discovery was made after he turned his attention to the creature and defeated it.

It is possible to see in the video that the enemies are not only attacking the player, but rather fighting each other. It is even possible to allow them to finish off each other without the player intervening.

This is a simple thing, but it took me 800 hours of gameplay to figure it out.