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7 years ago, the first Elden Ring trailer changed my life

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By Serena Cherry Verified
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When Elden Ring was first revealed at E3 2019, I had no idea it would become so special to me. I remember cheering with glee when Hidetaka Miyazaki's name first appeared on-screen, then gasping at the name that followed: George R.R. Martin.
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7 years ago, the first Elden Ring trailer changed my life

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By Serena Cherry Verified
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A woman with one eye closed looking directly forward in Elden Ring Tarnished Edition on Nintendo Switch 2. When Elden Ring was first revealed at E3 2019, I had no idea it would become so special to me. I remember cheering with glee when Hidetaka Miyazaki's name first appeared on-screen, then gasping at the name that followed: George R.R. Martin.
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I'm grateful Skyrim 'dumbed down' The Elder Scrolls

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Skyrim. I'd rather beat every Elden Ring boss on NG+7 than stare at Morrowind's attribute system ever again. While many see the numbers-heavy systems in Morrowind and The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion as alluringly sophisticated, I find them repellently convoluted. Something about the granular detail in their leveling feels like an arduous chore to my brain. It's work. But it's not satisfying work, like defeating a dragon is.
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