7 Elden Ring NPCs Whose Lives You Ruined by 'Helping'
These Elden Ring side quests were all tragic, pointless or tragically pointless, and it’s all your fault.
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Shouldn't we let people follow their dreams?
Patches definitely isn't dead, he's UNBREAKABLE
āGive me a good smack with something nice and big!ā ā¦ Michael Scott entered the chatā¦
7 software codes programmed so it seems as someone ruined something.
Or whatever.
Oh whoops
Boc, Thops and Sellen had some lazy and underwhelming endings. Can't imagine how hard it could've been to just add a couple more voicelines, there's already so much cut content/dialogue. I was especially irritated by the Sellen ending. There's no reason why she turned into the ball of statues other than to just end it and that's the worst kind of ending, for the sake of ending it. It at least makes sense for Thops to die in a hostile environment even if it's abrupt and unrewarding and for Boc it makes sense for him not being able to cope with the change of being human as opposed to demi human but it wouldn't have taken much to flesh that out just a little
It really makes you think, in Elden ring, the player character is an objectively bad person like 90% of the time
First rule in my playthroughs, dung eater dies every time.
I disagree with Alexander, Thops and Sellen, they got what they wanted.
what happens if alexander kills you
To be fair, its their own fault for trusting people who play videogames. They might as well have a sign that says, "kick me."
F you is elden ring sounds about fitting explanation for everything
I love how I killed most of the npc on my first playthrough….
If you do it right, boc has a happy ending
So I completely skipped rannala until After I had already defeated malenia because I thought raya lucaria wasnāt locked. I killed her with 2 hits
I summoned Alexander the jar when I entered the fire giant arena. Didn't anyone else get that??
From this video I can conclude Iām never playing Elden Ring. Too squicky.
I did the Thops quest and thought he was asleep then I got closer and was like noooo
Patches returns in Murkwater. He's not dead
Alexander reminds me so much of Solaire that it hurts. A relentlessly kind and jovial person who just should've stayed home, but now he's dead and it's all my fault! š
Oh, no, I was always going to kill Patches. I always do.
I thought snatching a ladys soul looked a little different than that.
Enter the Gungeon has hidden cultists who want you to open their chest. But upon opening it, you reveal that it contains the Hight Dragunfire, NOT the Gun that can Kill the Past.
you essentially make their lives pointless, spent worshiping a false gun.