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The Deepest Dive - Elden Ring Shadow Of The Erdtree's Ending (Patreon)

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2024-07-26 18:15:01
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MinnMax's Jacob Geller hosts a discussion about the second "half" of From Software's Elden Ring Shadow Of The Erdtree with Sarah Podzorski, Kyle Hilliard, and special guest Renata Price. This is the second part of The Deepest Dive on Shadow of the Erdtree, and in this discussion they talk about the Abyssal Woods, secret areas in the game, lore ramifications, their favorite bosses, the difficulty of Consort Radahn, final thoughts on the final boss, creating new builds, and a whole lot more. Thanks for supporting The Deepest Dive format directly here on Patreon!

You can watch and share the video version of The Deepest Dive here - https://youtu.be/ckdLZqTFP8s

Check out Renata's essay on Elden Ring here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c65D6IdDFFc

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skatestreets.game

Great pod. Would love to hear a further chat with Kyle & maybe Ben or Jacob on the whole thing of missing NPC storylines, not grasping crazy builds etc, cause I'm very Kyle-minded it seems. I love these games but only beat DS1 and kinda 70%d every other one, and I think there's really a conversation to be had on not difficulty at all but just like... how do different people wrap their heads around these -- and genuinely are any of them doing so without constant reddit threads & youtube channels explaining heaps of stuff? Can you get by with the notes from other players? I always play offline for immersion, maybe my mistake. I'd love to play the next FromSoft game with them on AND with a notebook to write down lore, NPC stuff, maybe be braver with weapons... but with no offence & lots of admiration to the games (and appreciation of obscurity in games), the biggest/loudest fans of these games all spout the same meme lines about the lore or same build setups very often that makes me think they are all looking up the same stuff? Which is fine but I'd love if the game can give you everything realistically in the game. Rambling now, thanks for the content :)