Is scarlet rotting enemies and hiding cheese? Yes, the smelliest of cheeses.

Hundred percent would do it again.

Elden Ring is my first serious souls game. I tried DS and DS2, and just didn't care to keep playing. The combination of an open world game that expects you to figure things out and bosses that need you to learn movesets and patterns gives me the challenge that I've missed from a lot of games. I generally get the story/lore and the few amounts of NPCs gives the Lands Between an interesting flavor you don't get in other open world games like Skyrim. This is not Skyrim, and thank god for that. I liked Skyrim like the next guy (a decade ago).

In the past week and a half I've owned this game, it has sucked me in ridiculously. Already 2022 GOTY? Really?

Edit as of 04/14/2022:
The cheese extends! Swarm flies by dudes, you can just melt most enemies regardless of resistance of hemorrhage.

Would still play this game after doing all the things.

Is scarlet rotting enemies and hiding cheese? Yes, the smelliest of cheeses. Hundred percent would do it again. Elden Ring is my first serious souls game. I tried DS and DS2, and just didn't care to keep playing. The combination of an open world game that expects you to figure things out and bosses that need you to learn movesets and patterns gives me the challenge that I've missed from a lot of games. I generally get the story/lore and the few amounts of NPCs gives the Lands Between an interesting flavor you don't get in other open world games like Skyrim. This is not Skyrim, and thank god for that. I liked Skyrim like the next guy (a decade ago). In the past week and a half I've owned this game, it has sucked me in ridiculously. Already 2022 GOTY? Really? Edit as of 04/14/2022: The cheese extends! Swarm flies by dudes, you can just melt most enemies regardless of resistance of hemorrhage. Would still play this game after doing all the things.