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Don’t get cursed? It’s been a while since I started afresh and did that tutorial so I can’t think what this refers to
by smcl 3y ago
Don’t get cursed? It’s been a while since I started afresh and did that tutorial so I can’t think what this refers to
- rmilejczz 3y agoCurse was a status in previous dark souls titles, but not in Elden ring. The closest thing I can think of is deathblight but it’s not quite as punishing as getting cursed was. Both instantly kill you
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- smcl 3y agoAh right but nothing can inflict deathblight on you in the Cave of Knowledge - there's only a few weaker enemies and, of course, Soldier of Godrick :D
- alpaca128 3y agoDark Souls 1 had an area called The Depths with enemies that could inflict the curse status. Curse not only instantly killed you but also halved the health bar.
- boastful_inaba 3y agoAt least they patched out the effect where Curse stacked with each death to the debuff. Imagine playing the game with half health, then a quarter health, then an eighth health...
- smcl 3y agoDamn FromSoftware don't mess around. I'm still yet to finish Elden Ring (just defeated Fire Giant this weekend and I'm now pottering around in the Consecrated Snowfield) and I intend to play through either DS3, Sekiro or Bloodborne after but I need to play something a bit simpler, more mindless and on-rails in between :)
- alpaca128 3y agoBut the curse status also has an interesting positive side effect: with it you don't need the "transient curse" item to temporarily make ghost enemies vulnerable. > in the Consecrated Snowfield The merchant outside of Leyndell sells an interesting torch that'll come in handy in Ordina, by the way.