Elden Ring Is Just A Video Game

Is Elden Ring really just a video game? I present to you some of the most amazing moments I've experienced in Elden ring, what a masterpiece thank you FromSoftware & miyazaki for this incredible game. Video games have been a huge part of my life since I was a kid, I've played so many games and none of them left emptiness inside of me like Elden Ring did, Nothing is fun after that.I hope you enjoy this video.
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Timestamps :
00:00 Melina
00:21 Margit, The Fell Omen
00:32 Godrick The Grafted
00:54 Rennala Queen Of The Full Moon
01:07 General Radahn
01:26 Rykard, Lord of Blasphemy
01:44 Morgott The Omen King
02:27 Malenia Blade of Miquella
03:22 Mohg, Lord of Blood
03:53 Fire Giant
04:15 Melina
04:43 Dragonlord Placidusax
04:58 Maliketh, The Black Blade
05:17 Giant Erdtree Burning
05:43 Godfrey, First Elden Lord
06:03 Radagon of the Golden Order and the Elden Beast
06:41 Ranni the Witch
07:46 Thank You❤️

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[redbirb]

This game somehow changed me as a person. I will never stop searching for the feeling I got when I first played this.

[joshuasibelius]

Truly the best game in my 38 years of gaming.... So happy for the DLC this JUNE

[vidbot]

Can't help but wonder, and imagine, how they were all like as children. The demigods. Especially during the Morgott scene. Perhaps because Morgott state their names so warmly before calling them traitors. Followed by a perfect cut to a lonely Malenia!

[moggye]

I remember last month when I finally beat Elden ring and malenia. I felt empty for days every game I tried to play was boring and uninteresting to me. Then I saw this video at 2 am one night and I understood that I just didn’t play a game I lived in it, I felt it, I called it home. I’m 37, trust me I have played countless games this was my first soul ever and I’ll never forget it. It was a gaming journey, the path of cross I needed to take to be complete as a player.

[JareComFOME]

Elden Ring's story is so depressing, but there is somehow beauty in it, it is also really sad to see how the demigods decayed so much, Miquella is in a coccon, General Radahn lost his mind to the scarlet rot, Morgott fights for a kingdom that despises him and he also despises his own existence, Mohg decided to abandon his own brother and just accept that he'd be always a monster, so unlike Morgott he rejected the Erdtree, Malenia awaits for Miquella's return even tho we know well that it is very unlikely that he'll return with a cure for the scarlet rot on Malenia (DLC may change this), Rykard, once a great man, became the Lord of Blasphemy, Godfrey was a such a respected Elden Lord, only to be banned from the Lands Between and lose the grace in his eyes, also having to see his son Morgott die on his arms, Godrick... Godrick was a coward, but things could've been different for him if Godwyn didn't get murdered, Rennala was left by her husband Radagon and faces loneliness, attached to her young ones who gives her the slightest feeling of comfort, Marika is trapped inside the Erdtree, the Greater Will is ashamed of her acts, and you, the tarnished, also decay. You become Elden Lord at the usual ending, but once you revisit some places and think about it, you realize that you've lost everyone who was there for you in the very beginning of your journey, you realize that mainly on the roundtable hold, where everyone goes missing after some time... Some following their own journey, and others having theirs coming to an end.

With that in mind, you would usually ask yourself if following the flame of ambition and becoming Elden Lord is really worth it, which sure, is since you're the hope of the Lands Between, but what about you? What is left for you? All that for a throne? Your entire being sacrificed for a greater good, in the name of the Lands Between? Once you think about it, you will realize that you may be Elden Lord, but in reality, you were always, and always will be... A lowly tarnished playing as Lord, motivated by the flame of ambition, in search of the Elden Ring.



Edit: Wow, it took me 1 year and some months to fix the grammar errors in this commentary... Sweet, now it's about time to yap about Shadow of the Erdtree too

In the DLC World, we see what could have once been part of the Lands Between before probably being separated by Marika: The Shadow Realm, there we find the truth about many things such as where Miquella was all the time, turns out he was a manipulator the entire time, who could've guessed that? Maybe that's just a reminder of how there is no happy endings in the Lands Between, or very few at least... In the end Miquella's "kindness" was just another chaotic act from a demigod blinded by his ambition, proving that they are no better than the tarnished. Other than that, Messmer was rejected by his own mother and banished to the Shadow Realm, a cruel fate for him, rejected by his creator and sent to the Shadow Realm as shuning grounds. Mohg and Radahn not only were used, but also suffered a lot more than they actually did previously: Mohg's body was fused with Radahn's in an odd way, essentially "reviving" Radahn, apparently reviving him to his prime in order to be Miquella's consort, but I doubt that was his full potential, Radahn felt more like a tool, a puppet even, controlled by Miquella to achieve his goals, he could probably see and feel everything, but Miquella's curse wouldn't allow him to react. It's also worth mentioning that we finally found out about the truth behind Marika's hatred for the Omens, in fact, they were not cursed, the Omens were considered blessings from being born that way with the horns around their bodies, but what they did to Marika's people, using them as sacrifices for many rituals and turning them into the giant living pots with flesh inside... It's really gross, but doesn't justify what Marika did to the Omens in the Lands Between, but turns out she had a reason for doing it and wasn't just a cold blooded killer doing it because she could, she was motivated by her traumatic experiences (for the most part, at least when it comes to the Omens). I wish I could talk more about Midra, but it all comes to decaying once again: He was once a successful man and had a wife and child, theories state that his wife was possessed by Shabriri or was straight up Shabriri using him as a host for the Frenzied Flame, telling him to "endure" it as much as he could even after he was shunned, turns out he couldn't handle it very well in the beginning since we can see very clear signs of the Frenzy Flame's effects on the WHOLE AREA AROUND HIM, as in most of the entirety of that forest he is found in, suggesting that great conflicts happened there before Midra was "contained", once the tarnished arrives after Midra telling him to stay away, he finally loses it and gives up himself in order for the Lord of Frenzied Flame to possess his beheaded body, by pulling out of his head, torso and back the very weapon that was used to contain him, his fight is totally insane when you think about it.

Once again a reminder that there is close to no happy endings in Elden Ring, with the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC we could also see how even the demigods can fail and be blinded by their ambitions, giving up themselves for their greater purposes and often leading those around them to suffer the consequences, in the end I might've come to a conclusion: Elden Ring is about change, changing who you are, changing your surroundings, for the better or for the worst, but there is change even if it means sacrificing your life and humanity in order to bring an end to your journey.

But in the end, you and the many demigods and enemies aren't very different at all, both carry a burden, both are ambitious for the sake of their own goals, both are tarnished by the flame of ambition, in search of the Elden Ring.

[darkxrayspoon]

This game was such an emotional journey, I cried and laughed. I raged and I conquered. I don't think I'll ever forget the friends or enemy's I met a long the way to becoming the new elden Lord. I am happy that I was able to experience this masterpiece in my life time.

[RagnarCracker]

Elden ring has pushed the limits and boundaries to how enjoyable and expressive video games can be

[kayden-blodgett]

I raged quit and gave up on the game after struggling to beat tree sentinel for 4 hours. I later came back and approached things differently and it was such an amazing experience. Struggling to beat Malenia for 12 hours, epically dodging and punishing malikeths and godfreys attacks as the ost roars in my ears, becoming attached to blaid, melina, rani, and alexander. I have now beat this game fresh 3 times and can’t get enough. Can’t wait for the DLC💛

[julietaperez]

I am always searching for games like Elden Ring… there are none. Just the awe of seeing those sunsets, hills, snow and Torrent… every new area more beautiful than the next. I’ll never fall in love again (and I must say I played FF for seven years)

[keithfilibeck]

Ranni is one of the most exquisitely written and portrayed video game characters of all time, and does so with very little screentime.

[greysrpent_]

I feel so weird putting this out there lol, but it needs to be said...
This game literally saved me.
At the beginning of this year, I went through one of the worst times of my life. Quit my job, mental health was trash, just felt like there was no way out. I was jobless and started playing this game every single day for 2 months straight. This game taught me patience and made me feel like I had something to look forward to when I woke up in the morning. It is and always will be my favorite game. I am in a much better place now, and I am forever grateful for this game. It is truly a masterpiece. I have yet to find another game that makes me feel the way I felt when I played through Elden Ring for the first time. I have beaten the game 4 times since then.

[frostune]

Me and my brother preordered this and played it a day early by changing our time zones. I'll never forget how it felt to play this for the first time, with no spoilers or any idea about the story. No one even had videos about how to do stuff so we figured it out along the way, it was great...

[sktZyx]

The greatest game in history. I’m just glad I got to be apart of it.

[colinosullivan]

Been playing souls games since Dark Souls on my Xbox 360 back in the day. Watching FromSoftware grow over the years and experiencing each game for the first time was amazing. They all hold a place in my heart. Elden Ring truly is the pinnacle of all the hard work and love they have put into their games. Wish I could erase my memory and do it all over again. Thank you Miyazaki for changing my life and bringing your works of art to life. You’ve made so many people fall in love with the universe you created 🙏🏼

[pOpCoRn]

I had tears in my eyes...from Demon's Souls over a decade ago to this year's Elden Ring...From Soft has indeed gone a looong way. Thanks for putting this amazing tribute🙏🏼❤️. From Soft and Miyazaki forever and ever.

[matthewjalovick]

Well done. It’s difficult to draw out emotion from the viewer with a game that doesn’t tend to have long and expansive cut scenes that flesh out the story and characters but you’ve done a great job with what has been provided. The only character, aside from our trusty steed, to whom I felt connected was Melina… with an appreciation for Radahn’s love of Leonard. Top notch work.

[kennyful]

Elden Ring, like Ocarina of Time, Halo, Skyrim, and a few others, is one of those games that come along once, maybe twice, a decade or so, and remind you what video games are truly capable of, and makes you fall back in love with them all over again. A truly bright shining star in the lake of rot that is the current video game industry.

[Square]

We didn't play a game. We didn't play a character. We didn't sit there controlling some program... we became warriors. We became the Tarnished. We slew demi-gods. Destroyed an Age. Forged a new one. We lived a story that can't ever be countered. Can't be taken from us. Can't be overshadowed by time. We laughed and cried. Felt the pain and excitement. And in the end... we lived in one of the best worlds that fiction has ever produced.

[adamdurham]

Best journey I have taken. One of the best games I have ever played.

[Placidusax-]

I havnt been the same since ive played this game, it gave me motivation, it gave me happiness, and it changed the way i look at the world