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The Adventures of Peaches, Part Fourteen
Sep. 6th, 2022 07:45 amI haven't written about Elden Ring lately, but damn have I been playing it. First I complained about the sort of incel shut-ins who are obsessed with Dark Souls, and now I have become one myself. That's a joke, of course, but I'm developing a borderline unhealthy relationship with this game.
Elden Ring is still difficult, and I'm still probably never going to beat it, but I've learned that it's okay to file certain minibosses away in a "deal with later" folder and come back when I'm overleveled. For some reason, I thought Level 100 was the max, and that Peaches would have to be careful about how he managed his resources. Apparently, however, you can keep going until Level 713, which is when all your stats max out. So, if you're well and truly committed to a long haul, you can brute-force your way through the game.
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I'm therefore going to need to spend some time level grinding. If anyone has any good recommendations for nonfiction podcasts, I could definitely use them.
Elden Ring is still difficult, and I'm still probably never going to beat it, but I've learned that it's okay to file certain minibosses away in a "deal with later" folder and come back when I'm overleveled. For some reason, I thought Level 100 was the max, and that Peaches would have to be careful about how he managed his resources. Apparently, however, you can keep going until Level 713, which is when all your stats max out. So, if you're well and truly committed to a long haul, you can brute-force your way through the game.
( Read more... )
I'm therefore going to need to spend some time level grinding. If anyone has any good recommendations for nonfiction podcasts, I could definitely use them.
