how do i go about completing elden ring before the DLC comes out without getting bored? I put 70 hours into the game and just gave up from fatigue once I got to Act 3 and now I'm struggling to want to start from the beginning again considering how fuckin big the game is
I keep going back to Dark Souls cos it feels like I can get the whole thing under my belt without getting overwhelmed when i start a new run
Just finish the game. Elden Ring is arguably too big and would have benefitted tremendously from tightening down the final areas. But if you follow the story beats straight up, it's actually not that bad. Try to resist the urge to drop into every cave and I'm sure you'll find the big story bosses very compelling and enjoyable.
You're 100% right. Some of the late game areas will start to feel sloggy or the magic from the first 30 hours totally wears off, and you just have to see the last few major bosses because they're cool.
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how do i go about completing elden ring before the DLC comes out without getting bored? I put 70 hours into the game and just gave up from fatigue once I got to Act 3 and now I'm struggling to want to start from the beginning again considering how fuckin big the game is
I keep going back to Dark Souls cos it feels like I can get the whole thing under my belt without getting overwhelmed when i start a new run
Just finish the game. Elden Ring is arguably too big and would have benefitted tremendously from tightening down the final areas. But if you follow the story beats straight up, it's actually not that bad. Try to resist the urge to drop into every cave and I'm sure you'll find the big story bosses very compelling and enjoyable.
You're 100% right. Some of the late game areas will start to feel sloggy or the magic from the first 30 hours totally wears off, and you just have to see the last few major bosses because they're cool.