As much as i want to agree, the obscurity and hiding all the story in the item descriptions / worldbuilding is part of why it works. You can read it if you like and puzzle and wonder about the conections. Or you can hit big monster with big sword and laser beam.
The bigger issue in Elden Ring is how incredibly difficult it is to track the quests of the people you meet. They are just standing around in the most obscure spots and since this game is super non-linear and has so_fucking_much side content it's almost impossible to finish some of the major questlines without a wiki. I was thinking about a similar concept like the guiding grace or the catacomb guide statues. Just give me a direction where i can find them again.
As much as i want to agree, the obscurity and hiding all the story in the item descriptions / worldbuilding is part of why it works. You can read it if you like and puzzle and wonder about the conections. Or you can hit big monster with big sword and laser beam.
The bigger issue in Elden Ring is how incredibly difficult it is to track the quests of the people you meet. They are just standing around in the most obscure spots and since this game is super non-linear and has so_fucking_much side content it's almost impossible to finish some of the major questlines without a wiki. I was thinking about a similar concept like the guiding grace or the catacomb guide statues. Just give me a direction where i can find them again.