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rynlingShadow of the Erdtree builds onto the story of the base game of Elden Ring by asking important philosophical questions such as, "How do you feel about scorpions?" and "What would you do if there were giant scorpions?"
I haven't gotten to the part of the DLC that's hard yet. My initial impression regrading the DLC is that the level of difficulty is fairly chill, and I've been taking my time and enjoying the scenery. The landscape is lovely, and there are a lot of cool little NPCs scattered about. FromSoft really outdid themselves.
I'm not sure what order you're supposed to go in, but Jorge's first port of call was Belurat, Tower Settlement. Belurat is a fun mini-city with a gentle upward vertical orientation. Last night, Jorge found a "Well Depths Key" item, which leads me to believe that the area extends underground as well. I am the world's #1 Sewer Level Appreciator, so you can imagine my surprise and delight at this discovery. I'm looking forward to the horrors.
I haven't gotten to the part of the DLC that's hard yet. My initial impression regrading the DLC is that the level of difficulty is fairly chill, and I've been taking my time and enjoying the scenery. The landscape is lovely, and there are a lot of cool little NPCs scattered about. FromSoft really outdid themselves.
I'm not sure what order you're supposed to go in, but Jorge's first port of call was Belurat, Tower Settlement. Belurat is a fun mini-city with a gentle upward vertical orientation. Last night, Jorge found a "Well Depths Key" item, which leads me to believe that the area extends underground as well. I am the world's #1 Sewer Level Appreciator, so you can imagine my surprise and delight at this discovery. I'm looking forward to the horrors.
