Elden Ring’s developers know most players use guides, but still try to cater to those who go in blind: ‘If they can’t do it, then there’s some room for improvement on our behalf’

@Renacles@lemmy.world

I think the main issue is NPC quests, they are complete nonsense and fail automatically based on arbitrary triggers.

@Empricorn@feddit.nl

Agreed. I don’t mind non-intuitive quest steps, but completely missable items, abilities and other content is inexcusable. That’s why we have to look up wikis…

@Renacles@lemmy.world

The questlines are so intuitive that some were missing an ending for a few months due to bugs and nobody noticed.

@Empricorn@feddit.nl

I acknowledge the ambitious scope of the game, but that’s actually sad.

@A_Very_Big_Fan@lemmy.world

I have 300 hours in the game and I’ve only seen the default ending 🫠

@john_lemmy@slrpnk.net

Yeah, this bummed me out in the game, a bit. Not like I was not expecting it though.

Elden Ring’s developers know most players use guides, but still try to cater to those who go in blind: ‘If they can’t do it, then there’s some room for improvement on our behalf’plus-square

Elden Ring’s developers know most players use guides, but still try to cater to those who go in blind: ‘If they can’t do it, then there’s some room for improvement on our behalf’plus-square

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Elden Ring’s developers know most players use guides, but still try to cater to those who go in blind: ‘If they can’t do it, then there’s some room for improvement on our behalf’

Elden Ring’s developers know most players use guides, but still try to cater to those who go in blind: ‘If they can’t do it, then there’s some room for improvement on our behalf’