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i get naruto pain vibes with the meaning of the frenzied flame. iam not sure yet, melina said something that i thought was genuine and hit the spot she said something like "theres death, theres birth theres beauty in that, dont you think?" its true. theres beauty in it. however, i think the lands between are beyond repair and twisted/fd up place. not sure yet

This is like saying nuke the world so that no one is distinguishable from the ashes. This ending is literally "Life is tough, kill yourself"

Ram being called a idiot is so fucking funny to me considering the consequences for her and the entire yharnam city

top 3 lore videos i ever watched. thanks

I dropped it after cosmo canyon, its a chore to even work out how to get to transmitters and those mini games. Chadley and his annoying voice childish characters endless hours of Filler. Is there any decent story driven games out there? Answers on a postcard please.

The Velka of Elden Ring

1:34:24 I don't know if this was discussed by anyone, but Hyetta mentioning that 'the others who give her grapes' howl wordlessly and tremble, those others might not be ghosts. They might be people who went mad, took out their own eye(s), and gave them to her. It reminds me of Shabiri's Howl as well. As said later in the chat, we might seem more firm in terms of body language or mentality. The ghost from the first grape might just be the spirit left over after the body died.

this is not buddhism bro, thats fatalism

Something that always annoyed me about DS2 is how everyone bigs up Lucatiel's dialogue, when it is literally just her telling you what DS1 was meant to make you feel. DS1 had this dialogue in but they conveyed it to you with gameplay and atmosphere instead of having a character smacl you over the head with it.

It seems like a war between the sun and the moon…😅

I'm playing the dlc, does not Disappoint.🔥

I've been watching the streams while I've been getting my Tarnished ready for the dlc. The day is finally upon us! Good luck, have fun and thanks for the streams!

awesome video

You just convinced me not to do it. I'm no extinctionist brah

W TAKE IN THE FIRST 20 seconds. IF YOU PLAYED DARK SOULS YOU KNOW SHI IS CORRUPT!!! Being lord of the frenzied flame is hella chad energy

I wonder if Nephelli's dialogue is meant to be a sort of parallel to Marika's reasoning as to why she ultimately did what she did.

My thinking is once rogier falls asleep and passes fia takes him since we fight him in the deeproots

10:16 Miyazaki actually said that the Erdtree enforces the Elden Ring's order.

This the Eren Yeager ending

Only after watching you point it out in this video do i finally see the visual similarities between Amygdala and Garden Of Eyes. And now, I need a lore theory based on this.

Yoo smoughs been telling me to check you out for so long😂 glad my recommended finally got me here.

So this actually corroborates Tarnished Archeologist's video called "The Secret Histories of the Omen and Misbegotten." Taking into consideration the pretty overt arboreal metaphor, the Helphen, Crucible, and the Erdtree are all the same "Great Tree." The Helphen would've been the original great tree during the age of the dragons, and then when it was destroyed (still unclear on the how and when) the Crucible would've been the era when all of the competing sprouts were growing out of its stump, and one of those sprouts was Marika's grafted Erdtree, at which point her rise to power would've taken place, eventually leading to her wiping out the competing sprouts to clear the way for her own sprout to grow. The part of the tree that is the same one Great Tree is the rootstock, upon which these different eras were built on. Go give the video a watch, there are very explicit visual representations of the crucible outside of the Siluria's Tree weapon and Crucible Knight helm, in the form of multiple statues depicting the "crown sprouting" from the original stump and Marika's Erdtree rising above the rest.

Wait, so crucible in Japanese is "rutsubo", pronounced roots-ubo? Considering the sheer amount of plant/tree wordplay going on in the English text, is it possible that this is cross-language wordplay and the crucible is literally just the root system of the erdtree/greatree and the minor erdtrees much like Pando?

Early to bed last night. Peeping some of the vod 😊

I can't get enough of "Carol from HR" Sir Gideon

If I'm not mistaken you have to acquire comet azur to trigger the rest of sellens quest

The Erd Tree is basically the burning bush God used to talk through to Moses. But if everyone else knew about the prophecy Moses received. They would’ve definitely worshipped it. 😂 Marika is basically Jesus, sacrificing herself for a greater purpose (that we don’t know yet) except the Greater Will doesn’t seem like it appreciated her action.

The “no war in Ba Sing Se” part killed me 😂

As ordered: Thursday you need to go to the dining halls, visit Godwyn for stuff with Rogier, and deal with the boss.

Waaay better than that vaaati dbag could ever explain. His whole grift is posting the same concept 20 diff times cause he knows people will click on his bs

Thanks for watching! Also DS1 sold 2.7 mill by the end of 2013 not 11 according to Bandai namco earning reports. The fire alarm joke is satirizing the concept of poor impulse control and mocking the idea of "look what it's wearing" for those that missed that subtext and thought it was just a r#p joke.

I think, The Great Tree & The Crucible are the same thing, The Erdtree is the golden bit and the greater will was allowing various factions to compete for which order will rule. It's why Godfrey has axe knights, he had to cut down the other trees.

I would generally agree that the proposed timeline makes a lot of thematic sense, I have to question how it works while taking the following in consideration: “The Rune of Death goes by two names; the other is Destined Death. The forbidden shadow, plucked from the Golden Order upon its creation..” - dialogue from Enia; “They were conceived at the great Academy of Raya Lucaria, to the north of this castle. In the past, they obeyed laws which contravened the Golden Order, or so I'm told. Fascinating, isn't it? That the Golden Order was pliable enough to absorb practices that contradicted itself in the past.” - dialogue from Rogier about the Ashes of War that he sells. The two together basically say that the GO existed during Godfrey’s conquests, seeing how the traditions of Caria and the academy only became part of the Order with Radagon’s marriage. Do you see it as Rogier being misinformed? Edit: iirc, there’s also a part of the Miyazaki interview from the “Overture of the Elden Ring” where he says that the Golden Order was ruled by two Lords and Godfrey was first of them. Will have to find it later Edit 2: it wasn’t from the Overture, but from the EDGE interview: www.reddit.com/r/Eldenring/comments/rtz11y/edge_magazine_elden_ring_interview_in_full/

the erdtree was created with blood.

Interesting, and great theory! This makes the change of Elden Lords actually mean something, and make sense why the Crucible Knights served Godfrey.

The good hunter becomes squid batman and protects Yharnam from cosmic horrors.

I just wanted to let you know you're the only source of information I'm willing to listen to, and I'm super hostile towards any other channel that even slightly contradicts you

The land octopus is just a mutated goose barnacle. If you google it youll see right away