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Japan has now officially «won the war on floppy disks», having finally scrapped the many regulations governing their use in and by the government. It might not have been a war you were aware of, but it's been waging for over two years.
Despite being able to play hundreds of hours of , there are still plenty of mysteries left unsolved by the end of the main campaign, even with the cyclical New Game Plus-esque mechanic letting players explore completely new universes and revisit moments from the story. Hopefully, the upcoming DLC — which is due to launch in Fall 2024, roughly a year after 's initial release — will help provide some answers through its new storyline and content.
Unsurprisingly, ’s bossesare much harder than those in ’s base game. If Tarnished aren’t getting tangoed to death by the Divine Beast Dancing Lion, they’re being needled by a gross porcupine hippo or messed up by Messmer. Thankfully, the DLC also adds a new item that could potentially turn the tides in the fight against these unforgiving bosses.
As shared by fan account Elden Ring Media on X, «The Everything App,» Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's new throwing weapons are even cooler than we thought, with box art boss Messmer's Spear of the Impaler seeming to have near-infinite range that allows for some gnarly open world trick shots.
The Velvet Sword of St. Trina is one of the many new weapons you can get in 's DLC. This Straight Sword weapon deals both physical and magic damage, making it useful for a variety of character builds. However, this sword is buried deep in a hidden area underground, which may cause you to miss the weapon before you can use it against enemies.
One of the biggest points of contention for players going through has been the DLC's crushing difficulty compared to the base game. Enemies and bosses in deal extremely high damage, and have attack patterns that can be difficult to learn for many players, at some points even drawing comparisons to Malenia from the base game — certainly among 's hardest bosses, and widely considered to be one of, if not the most difficult boss in any FromSoftware game. For most of 's bosses, however, one trick for making bosses easier might be flying under the radar.
The Fire Knight's Greatsword in is a flaming Colossal weapon that is not only quite fun to use but can also be lethal. It is a weapon that can be fairly easy to get your hands on compared to others in the and can easily be your main weapon if you choose. Players who want to wave a flaming sword bigger than they are should definitely consider this as a prime option for their build if they can.
adds 10 new Remembrance bosses to the game, each with their own special drops and rewards. Some of these bosses need to be defeated to advance to the later stages of ’s DLC, while others are optional bosses. However, players will likely want to defeat the optional bosses as well to get the unique items they drop.