29 Funny Tweets About The Most Frustratingly Hard Game

I think I am finally finishing Elden Ring!
*Map size quadruples*
Oh.

I have not played Elden Ring since Monday.

I have withdrawal symptoms.

I crossed the street and did not see a car coming, so I parried it.

An old lady walked toward me, so I rolled out of the way.

I need a horse because gas prices are outrageous; this works.

My Elden Ring Boss Experience:

Wow, this must be From's hardest boss yet.
Wow, this must be From's hardest boss yet.
Wow, this must be From's hardest boss yet.
Hey, that was easy.
Wow, this must be From's hardest boss yet.

I love how.@fromsoftware_prThey undersold their game. I expected something good from Elden Ring, not all this. I got much more than I expected, and that gives me cozy feelings.

Miyazaki's inspiration for co-op in Elden Ring and Souls games is a cool story.

The idea came long ago. His car got stuck in snow on a hill. Then, a group of strangers showed up, pushed the vehicle out, and vanished into the night.

Co-op started because of this.pic.twitter.com/zHznRagJNE

This is the ideal male body. You might not like it, but this is peak performance in Elden Ring.pic.twitter.com/AbchMz8vFu

I really appreciate this small detail in Elden Ring: enemies show a white light when they start their death animation if they drop an item. This lets you check for drops without waiting for enemies to fall over.

Every point you put into intelligence in Elden Ring risks your character avoiding catacombs or golden fog doors.

Ubisoft said, "The UX in Elden Ring is bad."

Ubisoft also said:pic.twitter.com/Q5IFIpLMMo

*I beat Limgrave, Raya Lucaria, and Caelid.*
This endgame area is fucking hard, but I cannot wait!

*I found an underground area.*

Well, fuck! A second map! I cannot wait!

*Teleports to the middle of nowhere where everything one-shots me and red lightning*

Oh. Oh no.

I have a question for those playing Elden Ring without guides:

HOW?

I put it off, but I hit credits on Elden Ring.

What an incredible ride. It is probably my favorite game of all time? Definitely the best FromSoft game.

It is crazy how a game starts strong and gets better all the way to the end. It is art.

POV: you are the Elden Ring boss who was giving me trouble a few hours ago.pic.twitter.com/qydkkgkwBq

This is me every time I find a walking mausoleum in Elden Ring.pic.twitter.com/jUIxiCHBJq

Staring at a windmill in Elden Ring for a minute, I try to make sense of player messages suggesting attacking it, calling it a monster, and telling someone to try being a knight. I am stuck in game mode, missing an obvious and excellent joke on Don Quixote.

Someone get me out of Caelid.pic.twitter.com/F1R4EJfjzY

Honestly, the scariest enemies in Elden Ring are the sword feet birds.

Elden Ring's story follows easily with names like these-

Ranni, Rennala, Renna.

Margit, Morgot.

Melina, Malenia, Miquella.

Godrick, Godfrey.

Captain Niall, Captain O'Neil.

Radan, Radagan.

Royal Knight Loretta, Loretta Knight of the Haligtree.

help... 💀

I hate how squishy Caelid is.pic.twitter.com/MDKCkvplaW

Who do you guys think the worst boss in Elden Ring is? Why is it the Putrid Tree Spirit?

Playing Elden Ring stops me from wanting to play another AAA walking simulator with fancy cutscenes.

This is me when Margit pulls out a giant hammer and says I have passing skills for the 500th time.pic.twitter.com/bXT7BOagc8

The Batman was good. But staying home and playing more Elden Ring is better.

I dropped Pokemon and Horizon for Elden Ring just to confirm.pic.twitter.com/wIriA0cvlE

Elden Ring appeals to me because it feels like an upscaled classic Zelda. There is no adventure log, no guidance. I just solve puzzles in a medieval world until I crack the Da Vinci code.

My Elden Ring boss experience:

Fight starts: “Wow, cool boss!”
Phase 2: “Oh. my. god.”

Elden Ring appeals to the male fantasy.pic.twitter.com/XlzZSwwRdQ