With 600 Deaths and Just Voice Commands, 1 Elden Ring Streamer Has Beaten Radahan in Shadow of the Erdtree in the Most Impressive Way

Elden Ring is the pinnacle of the Soulslike genre and the latest video game to be directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki. The director has built a reputation for making games that are insanely hard in the past and the latest project was no exception. However, it did encourage the gamers to excel.

The gaming community is a diverse group with different preferences and skill levels. Some players are naturally talented in games while some struggled to get to where they are today. However, some players had it worse in life but did not let their condition stop them from greatness.

One Special Elden Ring Content Creator Earned the Respect of the Gaming Community

FromSoftware has cracked the code to develop a Soulslike game with the perfect balance between lore and combat. The game developers did not hold back and gave the enemies a much more advanced version of artificial intelligence that would allow them to adapt to the attacks of Elden Ring players. The enemies can adjust their aim and trajectory if their targets are too slippery which can be an added challenge to the player.

Other content creators like Miss Mikkaa believed the expansion was not hard enough. Miss Mikkaa played it twice on different platforms simultaneously live on stream; once with a controller and another time on a dance pad. The gaming community does not have the same advantages as most others do like DeadlyPG, and he went above and beyond to finish the expansion with only voice commands given his condition.

This is @DeadlyPG, a streamer who suffers from spinal muscular atrophy, and after 1 week and nearly 5,000 deaths, he has beaten Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree with only voice commands

No magic. No summons. Legend pic.twitter.com/LROEX2oX3r

— Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) July 29, 2024

The content creator revealed the total amount of deaths during his Shadow of the Erdtree run and it was significant. However, he did not falter and lose his grip. Getting back up is the franchise’s moral lesson that director Hidetaka Miyazaki wanted to impart.

thank you very much for sharing Jake, just a slight correction I think the dlc took me about 2200 deaths with about 600 to Radahn!
If anyone is interested to see how it works you can check out the vod here! ❤️https://t.co/7IwWC9VwU3

— DeadlyPG (@DeadlyPG) July 29, 2024

The Soulslike genre is not for the faint of heart and there are players with no physical conditions that would dare to start a game. DeadlyPG’s bravery and boldness are to be commended and praised for his will to finish a game that gave many others a massive headache.

a fcking beast

one of the purest gamers breathing with this one

— Mizzy 🤟| Catalyst | Paladin #80 (@0xmizzy) July 29, 2024

It is wholesome to see the gaming community gather and celebrate the success of a fellow gamer. Some may expect this moment to be ruined with unnecessary mean comments and insults. Fortunately, that was not the case here.

The gaming community is full of compassionate people who know how to give credit where it is due. DeadlyPG can serve as an inspiration for others with similar conditions.

Radahn Did Not Stand a Chance Against the Skill of a Dedicated Elden Ring Player

Content creators like Kai Cenat only started playing months before the expansion was released and made good progress. Others would argue that those who complain are likely tied to skill issues.

Legendary players like Let Me Solo Him will likely praise DeadlyPG’s commitment to finishing the game without any summons. His achievement proves that if he can beat the expansion, anyone can.

The gaming community needs more of this positivity to avoid a toxic culture. FromSoftware thought of every gamer regardless of background and condition through accessibility features.

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