After hours of gaming, a streamer etches his name into the history of completely insane records.
While Elden Ring doesn’t need someone to break records, Elden Ring and its big brothers remain privileged ground to surpass themselves. And a player has just completed one of the toughest challenges in the Soulsborne saga.
An incredible marathon
When we talk to you about God Run 3, does that mean anything to you? It’s a challenge consisting in beating all Soulborne family games (Demon’s Souls, Dark Souls 1, 2, 3 and Bloodborne), Sekiro and Elder Ring
A crazy and unusual feat that until now only one player had managed, the videographer BushidoYu. Except now he’s not alone as another Spanish streamer known as Nico also just made the gig.
So, after no less than 120 days of “Tryhard”, the player managed to complete the 7 most difficult games in the FromSoftware catalog without a single hit and without cheating.
A finale at the Elden Ring full of emotions
A record that, once achieved, will have literally broken the videographer live. It must be said that the marathon is difficult. Known for their full difficulty, FromSoftware’s latest games are no walk in the park. Getting through them without getting hit once already requires quite a tremendous amount of knowledge and training. So imagine that completing them in a row without taking a hit or having to start over takes concentration and perseverance. A crazy push that has overwhelmed the streamer’s nerves, who will burst into tears after an epic finale on Elden Ring.
Records and unusual challenges galore
Elder Ring, An axe, Dark Souls… Fromsoftware’s games are real record nests. Not only are the speedruns legion, but there are also tons of completely insane challenges. This is the case, for example, with those of Ms. Micaha streamer who made Elder Ring on a dance floor or with one hand. Feats that she will also perform in God of War (2018). Without forgetting the videographers who double their ingenuity, like SuperLouis who starred in Soulsborne… bananas.
Yes, fans are brimming with ideas that go well beyond the game itself. It is sometimes impressive and very often surprising.
