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7/17/2025, 5:46:12 PM
>>715718498
It didn't make the game worse at all
Open world made it richer, made it better. It fleshed out the setting and makes every run different and unique.
The only people who hate the open world of Elden Ring also hate Elden Ring in the sense that they used to barely engage with the build crafting and all the options in previous Souls games and Elden Ring specifically kicks down on those people by rewarding fun and unique options they won't use.
It's a very unique case of a game becoming super popular with the release yet alienating a lot of newfags and veterans alike by further focusing on its core mechanics, to the point of being controversial and detrimental to the enjoyment of its less dedicated more casual new and old fans alike.
It didn't make the game worse at all
Open world made it richer, made it better. It fleshed out the setting and makes every run different and unique.
The only people who hate the open world of Elden Ring also hate Elden Ring in the sense that they used to barely engage with the build crafting and all the options in previous Souls games and Elden Ring specifically kicks down on those people by rewarding fun and unique options they won't use.
It's a very unique case of a game becoming super popular with the release yet alienating a lot of newfags and veterans alike by further focusing on its core mechanics, to the point of being controversial and detrimental to the enjoyment of its less dedicated more casual new and old fans alike.
7/17/2025, 5:46:12 PM
>>715718498
It didn't make the game worse at all
Open world made it richer, made it better. It fleshed out the setting and makes every run different and unique.
The only people who hate the open world of Elden Ring also hate Elden Ring in the sense that they used to barely engage with the build crafting and all the options in previous Souls games and Elden Ring specifically kicks down on those people by rewarding fun and unique options they won't use.
It's a very unique case of a game becoming super popular with the release yet alienating a lot of newfags and veterans alike by further focusing on its core mechanics, to the point of being controversial and detrimental to the enjoyment of its less dedicated more casual new and old fans alike.
It didn't make the game worse at all
Open world made it richer, made it better. It fleshed out the setting and makes every run different and unique.
The only people who hate the open world of Elden Ring also hate Elden Ring in the sense that they used to barely engage with the build crafting and all the options in previous Souls games and Elden Ring specifically kicks down on those people by rewarding fun and unique options they won't use.
It's a very unique case of a game becoming super popular with the release yet alienating a lot of newfags and veterans alike by further focusing on its core mechanics, to the point of being controversial and detrimental to the enjoyment of its less dedicated more casual new and old fans alike.
7/17/2025, 5:46:12 PM
>>715718498
It didn't make the game worse at all
Open world made it richer, made it better. It fleshed out the setting and makes every run different and unique.
The only people who hate the open world of Elden Ring also hate Elden Ring in the sense that they used to barely engage with the build crafting and all the options in previous Souls games and Elden Ring specifically kicks down on those people by rewarding fun and unique options they won't use.
It's a very unique case of a game becoming super popular with the release yet alienating a lot of newfags and veterans alike by further focusing on its core mechanics, to the point of being controversial and detrimental to the enjoyment of its less dedicated more casual new and old fans alike.
It didn't make the game worse at all
Open world made it richer, made it better. It fleshed out the setting and makes every run different and unique.
The only people who hate the open world of Elden Ring also hate Elden Ring in the sense that they used to barely engage with the build crafting and all the options in previous Souls games and Elden Ring specifically kicks down on those people by rewarding fun and unique options they won't use.
It's a very unique case of a game becoming super popular with the release yet alienating a lot of newfags and veterans alike by further focusing on its core mechanics, to the point of being controversial and detrimental to the enjoyment of its less dedicated more casual new and old fans alike.
7/17/2025, 5:46:12 PM
>>715718498
It didn't make the game worse at all
Open world made it richer, made it better. It fleshed out the setting and makes every run different and unique.
The only people who hate the open world of Elden Ring also hate Elden Ring in the sense that they used to barely engage with the build crafting and all the options in previous Souls games and Elden Ring specifically kicks down on those people by rewarding fun and unique options they won't use.
It's a very unique case of a game becoming super popular with the release yet alienating a lot of newfags and veterans alike by further focusing on its core mechanics, to the point of being controversial and detrimental to the enjoyment of its less dedicated more casual new and old fans alike.
It didn't make the game worse at all
Open world made it richer, made it better. It fleshed out the setting and makes every run different and unique.
The only people who hate the open world of Elden Ring also hate Elden Ring in the sense that they used to barely engage with the build crafting and all the options in previous Souls games and Elden Ring specifically kicks down on those people by rewarding fun and unique options they won't use.
It's a very unique case of a game becoming super popular with the release yet alienating a lot of newfags and veterans alike by further focusing on its core mechanics, to the point of being controversial and detrimental to the enjoyment of its less dedicated more casual new and old fans alike.
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