BonfireVN, a YouTuber known for Souls series content, has created a side-by-side comparison showcasing Dark Souls skins from Elden Ring: Nightreign and their original appearances in their respective Souls games. These unique skins become accessible upon defeating the final boss of Elden Ring: Nightreign, providing a significant visual transformation for the diverse denizens of the realm.
Previously, I was all fired up about the news that Capcom mentioned “new monsters” in connection with Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 2. But then, in a recent roadmap they revealed, instead of saying “monsters,” they now use the phrase “additional monster.” So it seems like the update will only introduce one new beastie to hunt down, rather than multiple ones.
In Elden Ring, the scarcity and probability of obtaining items or encountering enemies are heavily influenced by a system called Random Number Generation (RNG). Items that were effortlessly found in Elden Ring may not be as easily discovered in Elden Ring Nightreign, and one particular mob from the original title serves as proof of this change.
On the Reddit forum dedicated to Oblivion, a user recently revealed finding an enigmatic door hidden within an Oblivion gate they stumbled upon after unintentionally passing through a collapsed tower. Notably, this door cannot be opened. This wasn’t just a fresh find for the player, but for the entire Reddit community. If even dedicated Oblivion enthusiasts were unaware of its existence, then it is likely that this secret has remained undiscovered by most casual players.