FromSoftware's Hidetaka Miyazaki admits "I went a little too far" with Elden Ring's poison swamps – so in Shadow of the Erdtree he imagined "different ways I want to die"
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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:FromSoftware boss Hidetaka Miyazaki loves a poison swamp. From Dark Souls to Bloodborne, the misery pits rarely cease to delight and frustrate in equal measure. 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Ring: 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Shadow of the Erdtree's delightful death trap is slightly different, though, as they more directly reꦕflect Miyazaki's ꦓlatest learnings about the ideal swamp from stuffing two in the open-world RPG's base game.
"In terms of the poisonous swamp, I guess in the original Elden Ring I went a little too far. So I'm trying to take some learnings from that,༒" Miyazaki tells . "And you can say the version that exists in the DLC, which I've already confirmed, applies a lot of those learnings." While that may sound exciting to many, Miyazaki wants to "curb expectations and reiterate that it exists, but I've tailored it.
"In between it existing and not existing, with this version, let's just say I try to imagine different ways I want to die as a player or be killed. So that expression of myself has been imparted into the poison swamp," Miyazaki continues, before adding "So, not in the poison swamp itself - that's been curbed - but in other parts of the gameplay, there are many ways to die." Ter🌞rifying, truly.
While Miyazaki sounds keen not to give too much away, you won't be waiting long to experience what he's talking about in full. The DLC goes live on July 21, and it sounds like a banger. Our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Rin𒉰g: Shadow of the Erdtree▨ review lands on a perfect score, praising all, from the lovely sights to th๊e horrible fights. There's ev🧸en mention of the poison swamp, too – though it sounds like a "poison apartment block" might be a better description.
Here's what to do to prepare for Shadow of the Erdtree, from somebody who's actually played it.
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