"Eldon's Ring" is not a traditional soul game. What are the impressive BOSS of the game?

As a soul game, although the Elden Ring has joined the open-world gameplay, players have more freedom to choose, but the difficulty still exists, and the border can't be easily crossed! Players need to find all kinds of ways to make themselves stronger and then beat one difficult Boss after another.

Radagan's biggest feeling is that I know all his moves, but the rhythm of his foot is strange.

It often appears that I was jerking around with a good rhythm, beating him to death, laughing at his food, and then I started to be pressed by him to output crazily, and instead I felt how he was so fierce.

This game is two different games, where your own blood volume is above the safety line and below the safety line, especially when playing Ladagang. Valkyria, if there is a mistake, as long as it's not fatal, you should at least run two more steps to pull back a blood line without fear.

I will still feel good when I don't call my eldest brother to fight in Ladagang, because I clearly know that I know all his tricks and styles. I will still have some sense of accomplishment after playing games with him and finally defeating him.

as for the second stage, it is a troublesome word of purity. Even if the boss runs around by himself, I have to jump and jump with the skills released. When he was close to his body, he was a real dish, and he only had a few knives back and forth, and there was no sense of refreshment in the fighting process.

So to sum up, the first stage of Ladagang will bring a pretty cool combat experience, but the second stage will only make people feel bored.

In terms of plot, I personally think that Ladagang is not brilliant, and there are not many points that can impress players. Many other people's plots will set off Radagang, such as the worship of broken stars and the infatuation of full moon, but I always feel that the effect of setting off is not good, but the images of broken stars and full moon themselves are more full.