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Elden Ringtook the gaming world by storm since its release and has been extremely relevant even two years later. Its one and only expansion,Shadow of the Erdtree,releases today. Created by Hidetaka Miyazaki, it’s known for its challenging gameplay.
The game provides a sense of accomplishment when players overcome tough obstacles and boss fights. While many gamers dive into the game ready to face its grueling challenges, not everyone sticks around long enough to enjoy the full experience.
The Trials and Triumphs of Elden Ring Aren’t for Everyone
Recently, streamer Jynxzi made headlines for quitting hisElden Ringstream 49 hours in, unlike fellow streamer Kai Cenat who powered through the game. This decision by Jynxzi sparked a lot of discussion about what it truly means to play and beat the game.
He Was So Focused On Beating My Time During His Marathon That He Let It Eat Him Alive, You May Have Better IQ& Be The Better Gamer But You Lack Something that All Elden Lords Have & Thats DEDICATION , YOU FUCKING PIP SQUEAKpic.twitter.com/FN6Umdhbuh
Elden Ringis more than just a game, it’s an experience that tests your patience, skill, and determination. Developed by FromSoftware and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment, the game is set in a dark fantasy world filled with monstrous enemies and intricate lore that takes a lot of time and attention to unveil.
Players are thrown into thisharsh environment with little to no guidance, left to figure out the game’s mechanics and secrets on their own. This design choice by Miyazaki is intentional, encouraging players to learn from their failures and gradually improve their skills, much like previous FromSoftware games but this time in an open world.
Kai Cenat’s Struggles Were Worth It as He Receives Something From Bandai Namco That Elden Ring Fans Could All Only Dream of Earning
Kai Cenat, a well-known streamer, embraced this challenge head-on. His streams are filled with moments of frustration, but also the happiness of victory when he finally conquers a difficult boss or progresses the game forward. Kai’s perseverance was a perfect example of what the game is all about – overcoming adversity through patience and practice.
Kai had never played a game of this type before, and the difficulty and brutality was new to time. Still, he kept going and beat the game after 170 hours, never giving up in between.
Jynxzi Misses the Point of Elden Ring
On the other side, we have Jynxzi, who quit the challenge less than halfway through. Kai himself replied to a tweet about this. The game is built on the idea that failure is a part of the journey.
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Each defeat is a lesson, teaching players how to adapt and improve their skills, and learn the boss’ moves and attacks. Hidetaka Miyazaki designedElden Ringand his other Soulsborne gamesto reward persistence, making every hard-earned victory feel incredibly satisfying and well worth it in the end.
Jynxzi’s early exit disappointed many fans who believe that the essence of the game lies in its demanding nature and the personal growth it has. It’s not just a game you can breeze through, it requires dedication and a willingness to endure tough times for the sake of that final victory.
Kai’s ability to push through difficult moments and ultimately succeed is what makes the game so special in the end since finally beating the game feels like a big deal in itself.What do you think of Jynxzi prematurely quitting theElden Ringchallenge? Let us know in the comments.
Suhaib Adeel
Gaming Writer
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Suhaib is a Gaming Writer at FandomWire. He’s extremely passionate about video games and movies, and loves working in the pop culture space. Some of his favorite games include Fallout: New Vegas, Disco Elysium, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, Red Dead Redemption 2, Persona 5, Final Fantasy XII, Dishonored, The Last of Us Part II, and Bloodborne.
