Elden Ring OP mechanics the DLC hides from you
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Published 2024-07-06
Among those is an Ash of War that makes poison extremely viable and fun to play - all because of a single hidden sentence in the Items description. That and more extremely helpful mechanics for the DLC await thee (sorry for cringe)
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Chapters:
0:00 Hidden in the description
1:15 Furnace Golem Speedrun
2:17 Weaknesses
2:33 Early Rune Farm
3:13 Best Items you never used
3:57 Scam-dutree fragments
4:28 ???
4:44 Weirdly useful
5:51 Loot
6:24 Jumping in the DLC
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All Comments (21)
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How many of these did you know? :_leviPog::_leviPointAt: Correction: yes, going past blessing 12 is still worth it. But 12 is a good point to slow down on grinding for fragments.
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1:20 I have another tip for furnace golem. Raptor of the mist AoW trivializes the golems explosive jump attack. You phase through the initial explosion and are in the air to avoid the flame wave.
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Actually, pest threads and pest threads spear is the best for the furnace golem. You can aim at the leg opposite of you and shoot through the leg in front of you, effectively doubling the amount of hits and stagger. It takes me less than 1min to kill them with either of those.
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fucking THANK YOU for not just showing footage of random bossfights in the dlc (minus the first boss which basically doesn't count) i swear every single SOTE video i watch will just show later boss fights as b footage for just no reason and put no spoiler warning
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The Poison Flower Blooms Twice AoW has actually the same effect as the Poison Moth Flight AoW. The only difference between the two is that The Poison Flower Blooms Twice works for both rot and poison instead of only poison, meaning poison was already viable in the base game. Great video nontheless!
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For me I called the pog imp the peashooter lol
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Massive props for not spoiling anything major!
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For mages, Shard Spiral is a great spell to use to stagger the furnace golems. It travels some distance and goes through the 1st targeted leg to continue to damage the other leg. Overall it's a great spell to melt the health of larger and slower enemies.
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Pro Tip: Oil Tear and Black Flame Tornado
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You can drop the hanging pots using margit/mohg shackle, just be near it to trigger it to fall
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If you have a Faith build, Ancient Dragon Lighting Strike is fantastic for the golems. Buff with golden vow and flame protect me so you can facetank their attacks, and just start spamming lightning right under them. They’ll eat every single bolt and take quintuple digit damage even without buffs, you’ll get the stagger PING every other cast and often knock them out of animations
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your last video with the sacred infusion tip saved me SO much effort. Never heard of you before that but you've def earned a sub; love your content.
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If you rest and stand up while the fire animation is still playing on the bridge it will also kill the respawned enemies, essentially 2xing the rune farm! You’ll need to rerest after this though cause you’ll get the runes from the respawned enemies but they won’t actually die and you won’t get runes from them again until you rest again.
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Mad respects for the generally spoiler free video. I personally have not had enough time to finish the dlc yet and i love that i could actually watch this video
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Not sure if it's been made widely known yet, but another dps increase you can do is inflict yourself with the Lulling Branch before a fight, similar to using Fetid Pots to causing poison on yourself. Once the Sleep status procs, St. Trina's Smile will give a damage boost similar to Lord of Blood's Exultation or Kindred of Rot's Exultation. I could see a prebuff strat that uses all three of those plus Shriek of Sorrow to get at least some uptime on a whole bunch of ~20% buffs
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I have to wonder whether the furnace golems were meant to teach and acquaint you to utilize more jumping, it almost feels deliberate that it's one of the first things you can encounter and there are so many of them
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The biggest one for me was learning that the furnace golems are the erdtree avatars of the DLC, I had no idea the DLC even added any physic tears until literally like 85% of the way through. When I first played this game my dumbass thought that crystal tears were consumable since so many other rare items like exalted flesh and rune arcs are, so I never used the wonderous physic until almost the end of the game because I was afraid I would waste it, the DLC was like my first playthrough all over again
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Something that I rarely see people talked about: You can use Morgot/Mohg binding to unlock spiritsprings in the dlc (no need to find and break the seal) and also can be use to break the hanging pots. The bindings could also use to reveal hidden path within a large radius.
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There's actually a ash of war called poison moth flight that is similar to poison flower blooms twice! It doesn't do rot. Instead it does poison exclusively. It's a slash attack but it has a similar detonation mechanic. The two are both boosted by the same talismans so they would go perfectly together. I've been putting together a build using them both for a few days now!
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Top notch content, the puns, the amount of useful information and visual presentation, thank you
