Elden Ring fans in shambles after they work out Malenia's killed 10 of them every second since launch
"I'll tell you just one word: Waterfowl"

Elden Ring players have wo🍎rked out that Malenia has averaged killing ten players every second since the game launched – and they're stunned.
"How has she been able to kill 10 players per second since the game's release? Are we stupid?" posited one amazed player on the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Ring .
, garnering over 4000 upvotes."Waterfowl is the only reason I can't include Malenia amongst the besﷺt Souls bosses," another. "It's not good, mechanically. It can be avoided, and I've solo'd her so it's possible and everything, my main problem with it as a mechanic is to a player who hasn't looked up a guide or had 100 attempts, it's not clear𝕴 at all what the game expects the player to do. And I can't think of any other good Souls bosses that are designed that way. I don't even mind the lifesteal honestly."
"There's also the Scarlet Rot nuke that starts the second phase," another. "The number 🎐of times I've tried to help other players with that fight for them to immediately die at the start of the second phase is probably over 50 per cent ๊of the time (yes, it's avoidable by running you don't need to keep telling me, it doesn't change the fact I see people die to it all the time)."
"Admiring the pretty bossfights is normally what kills me," admitted subredditor. "Rykard's probably one of the easiest bosses in the game, but his animations and arena are such a spectacle that I found myself not hitting him for a while just so that I could watch the fight. Radahn, Malenia, and not-sewer Mohg are alꦡso pretty fights."
Elden Ring players were also recently blown away by a late starter who's somehow reached the Godskin Apostle without understanding a basic function of the game: fast travel. It kicked off a wider conversation about how some players were several hours into the gam🐼e without understanding other key features, too, with one player admitting that they'd gone all t𓆏he way to the Capitol before they realized you could level up your flask.
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