Elden Ring Director reveals the hardest class in the game

Hidetaka Miyazaki provides more information about Elden Ring, such as the type of character he recommends players not to start playing for the first time.


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Excitement all around Elden RingThe release proves that FromSoftware is a hugely popular developer with many influential features in its games. But Elden Ring could well be the first FromSoftware game by multiplayer, and it looks like its director, Hidetaka Miyazaki, designed certain features in the game. Elden Ring to reflect that.

Elden Ring supposedly designed to avoid stress for players, with many newcomers thinking of its unique play style. Recently, Miyazaki was interviewed by PlayStation to address some final thoughts before Elden Ring released next month. When asked, what advice could he have for any potential newcomers with soul FromSoftware recipe is known, Miyazaki reveals a previously undisclosed type of layer that will be introduced in Elden Ring.

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Miyazaki wishes Elden Ring becomes an RPG publicly accessible to all players and claims that players “can approach it however they like” of their choice. Only five out of Elden Ring‘s character classes was revealed and playable for its closed network trials, featuring Warrior, Enchanted Knight, Prophet, Champion, and Bloody Wolf. However, Miyazaki suggested that the “hardest starting class” would be Wretch, one of the Elden Ringwere previously unannounced classes, which he otherwise described as “naked classrooms”.



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FromSoftware fans will be quite familiar with this character class from previous titles, although it has been offered under different names. Dark souls‘The classroom was taken away and BloodborneFor example, the Waste of Skin classes are particularly difficult classes to start a new save with because they have worse equipment and poorer base stats than any other class. It can therefore be assumed that the Wretch class will also have similar lackluster qualities that players can choose to avoid if they wish.

Instead, if the player is looking for a challenge, these classes provide complete freedom in allocating the player’s stats as they level up. But they end up making the player experience more difficult to begin with, which is why Miyazaki recommends that newcomers avoid Wretch in Elden Ring if they are not familiar with the previous FromSoftware titles. However, the good news for the fans is that it’s coming back FromSoftware’s Latest Character Customization as an extension of their individual playing style.


With less than a month ago Elden RingAt launch, there are still a lot of secrets to uncover and learn when players finally get their hands on it. Miyazaki’s interview with PlayStation discussing desire Elden Ring to be able to reach the fans old and new, and its all-new open-world setting sets the stage for a “sense of adventure” unlike previous FromSoftware titles.

Elden Ring launches on February 25 for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.

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The source: Blog PlayStation



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