Last month, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Elden Ring legend Let Me Solo Her set off on a quest to do something that sounds like it should be impossible - complete a playthrough of Elden Ring in which every single enem🥂y has been replaced by his arch-enemy Malenia, Blade of Miquella. A lot of people probably thought that this challenge would be too much for our pot-wearing, katana-wielding hero, but he actually finished the run yesterday, streaming the entire experience on his YouTube channel.First shared by , Let Me Solo Her claimed his rightful place as Elden Lord earlier this week, taking down several Malenias along the way. In a separate post on Let Me Solo Her's personal Twitter account, he reveals that the feat took around 10 hours and included "more deaths than I'd like to admit". If you're wondering why he died a lot, it probably has something to do with the fact that he also accomplished this feat without levelling Vigor at all, a decision which he admits was probably "a mistake".As you might expect, Let Me Solo Her's PC struggled occasionally during his run, simply due to how many Malenias can appear on screen at once. There are several instances during his streams in which he needs to quit out of boss arenas to stop hordes of Malenias from crashing his game, with one part ൲of the game requiring him to turn down the settings to the lowest possible just to get through it. You can watch the finale of Let Me Solo Her's run which has been embedded down below, or you can watch from the start .
Of course, Let Me Solo Her isn't the only person perfroming wild feats of gaming skill in Elden Ring, as the community is constantly outdoing each other in that regard. For instance, take Elden Ring streame rperrikaryal, who recently managed to beat the fin⛎al boss and complete the game with her mind. Using a controller for movement only, rperrikaryal used the power of her brain to attack, cast spells, roll, heal, and 𝔍pretty much everything else. She eventually took down both Radagon and the Elden Beast after what must have been a pretty gruelli🐭ng four hours, which is the same amount of time most people beat them with a standard controller.