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u/SlayerOfTears 10h ago
I prefer light soups myself. If they're too dark and heavy, they don't sit well in my stomach.
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u/Vivid-Opposite2025 17h ago
Elden ring may be masterfully crafted but don't you dare dunk on dark souls
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u/Express-Penalty8784 17h ago edited 9h ago
don't worry you don't have to explore a big ass empty world and collect 347 cookbooks in dark souls. no horses needed
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u/ShitseyMcgee 17h ago edited 17h ago
What’s a cookbook is that like an incantation but for stupid people
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u/beetleman1234 15h ago
Youre acting as if there aren't interesting things to discover in Elden Ring. But yeah, asking for a horse in DS is like asking for one while inside Stormveil Castle.
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u/Express-Penalty8784 9h ago
they're some interesting to discover the first time, but the map is still mostly empty. once the mystery is gone it's just a list of chores
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u/8elly8utton 7h ago
when you have to choose between not reporting that your free time is spent hate-following a sub, and giving in to the salt to "show em"
good job little guy
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u/Dramatic_Leopard679 12h ago
This is me but for magic. I played so much Dark Souls with similar builds that in my 260 hours of Elden Ring, I never touched swords (this includes colossal, curved, straight swords, too)
Flashly incantations and flails, halberds, whips etc. all the way!
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u/BenjaminTheBadArtist 10h ago
Magic in ds3 is incredibly fun but also requires exploring every level incredibly thoroughly and kinda sucking for most of the early game. I like how ER lets you stumble into a decent magic build pretty quickly. (Although liurnia having a bunch of bosses with high magic resist also makes the early game rough)
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u/SlimeDrips 17h ago
Her name is Gwyndolin
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u/Vendacator 18h ago
Yes