To play the DLC should I replay the game? Last time I finished it was like 2023 and i was playing it on low res with 750ti and i5-4590 cpu with 8g ddr3 ram. When DLC came out i realized i just cant with this PC's resolution and 20-30 fps to beat these bosses with this insane difficulty spike and it wasnt a good experience and I have no idea how I even finished the base game with this pcNow i upgraded to 9070xt and 9850x3d 32g ram and wonder if its worth replaying the repetitive open world slog again and maybe rush the main story or just straight up keep trying untill i get used to to the difficulty spike the DLC bosses bring
just rush it
>>748908293You get to the DLC after you get to the hidden path. I cant remember what its called.
>>748908756I Know i already played it on my old PC i beat the divine beast even with the summon and somehow with heavy stutters and 20-25 fps and i just gave up since
dlc has zero impact of base game, base game has zero impact of dlc. no point replaying anything.
>>748908293You can rush it and cheese a lot with overpowered options but Mohg's fight is sort of a filter if to test if you really have the sauce. If you brick wall against Mohg a few times you might not be ready for the bs in the dlc yet.
>>748908293You should not play the DLCIt's the worst piece of fucking shit fromshit has ever madeAnd if you are already complaining about the open world slop, you are going to shit explosive diarrhea in the DLC
>>748909550I mean its okay to do it once but doing it twice is madness and i did it only because it was elden ring. Open world burn out ever since playing.. the first open world game in 2010 or whatever
map is hard to read and very misleading. I know that was the point but map it really hard to use.
>>748908293do you have a friend? do a coop playthrough
>>748911704Is there a way to do a full coop playthrough or do you need to keep summoning the person on every dungeon? I've beaten the game solo on PS5, but I was under the impression that full coop was impossible
>>748913746it's a mod called seamless co op