They view incantations as the generally stronger choice. They suggest choosing either sorceries or incantations to support a build since the stats required to use both are too high.

To this end, they suggest the Fingerprint Stone Shield, fully upgraded, along with the Greatshield Talisman.They suggest looking for 100% physical damage negation and the highest guard boost possible.They state the most important stats on a shield are its Guarded Damage Negation values and its Guard Boost.

If you don't like to dodge, they suggest using the ash of war Parry or a shield.

They devote a 'special mention' to the ash of war Bloodhound Step and its uses.

They also suggest trying the following ashes of war: Hoarfrost Stomp, Hoarah Loux's Earthshaker, and Sword Dance.

For earlier strong weapons, they suggest Bloodhound Fang, Moonveil, and Eleonora's Poleblade.

They mention Dragon King's Cragblade, Sacred Relic Sword, and Hand of Malenia for useful weaponskills (again with lots of range).

They recommend Rivers of Blood for its range and bleed buildup.

They state that weapons vary by attack pace, attack range, and weaponskill. They say that your choice of weapon will determine your allocation of stats.

They mention that some armor pieces or sets have passive buffs to certain stats, such as the Silver Tear Mask or Spellblade set.

They recommend keeping equip load to medium.

This is because the armor has high poise and high defense.

They recommend the Bull Goat, Veteran, or Omen armor set. I don't mind that one much (at least it's not a glitch unlike the aura exploit), but I also don't mind PvP in general - however, the people in previous Era threads bitching about griefers would likely feel differently. Lately I've been playing coop with a friend, and we're often invaded by RoB users. Like, before the patch, I was invaded by a player who used the Deathblight aura glitch, which kind of sucked (and made me think twice before using a Taunter's Tongue). Which is why I'm really confused because based on previous threads about Souls PvP here I thought people would hate that. These videos enable the so-called 'griefers' way more than they help regular players. the random invaders themselves? Hint: it's gonna be the later. In fact, since invaders are more likely to seek out PvP and build their characters accordingly, who do you think is the more likely to have a Bleed Aura/Rivers of Blood meta build, the regular player cooping with their buddy trying to get through the game, the organised duelists, or. How exactly do you figure? Because those OP tools can sure as shit be used by invaders 'griefing progress' too, lol. is it just that Era just wants an excuse to shit on Souls players regardless of what they say. If someone uses exploits described in the video, such as the bleed aura glitch, invades folks and their friends and murder them like that repeatedly using that glitch, I am reasonably sure we'd see comments about how invaders are toxic griefer trolls blah blah. Now suddenly, when PvP players complain about things being too broken being encouraged, Era is now all for it because 'it's in the game'? Whatever happened to bitching about invaders and bragging about how you'd disconnect the moment you see an invader pop because fuck those griefers? I sure am confused by the direction this thread is taking.

Elden ring installation ps5.Having been in previous Era threads where PvP players got routinely shat on, called all sorts of names (toxic, griefers, trolls, etc) for simply using what's in the game and playing and invading normally, from things like the Scraping Spear to low level Darkwraith invasions.

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