Summary
AnElden Ringplayer has achieved an almost unimaginable feat, beating the whole game without taking a single hit while using a saxophone controller. Like all FromSoftware games,Elden Ringis known for being incredibly difficult, requiring great effort and skill to complete. It’s also known for having a truly dedicated fan base that’s always searching for new secrets to discover and new challenges to overcome.
Recently, anElden Ringplayer defeated Sir Gideon Ofnir in 10 seconds with a unique build, and many others have recorded equally impressive achievements. Of course, there’s always a new struggle to undertake, and some gamers have gotten truly creative in their search for something new to do. Now, one fan has pulled off something never done before and earned himself a place in the history ofElden Ringfandom.
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Streamer DrDeComposing recently played throughElden Ringto the end and defeated the final boss without taking even one hit. Perhaps even more impressive, he was able to complete this task while using a special saxophone-controller. In a tweet, featuring a video of the culmination of his run, the gamer explained that this was an “any%” run and the first ever successful “no-hit” playthrough using something other than a regular controller.
In the video, DrDeComposing shows remarkable focus and calm, even as he approaches the final battle and the viewers in his chat are raving about the excitement of the moment. When he deals the final blow to the Elden Beast and finishes the game, though, he goes wild with everyone else in the stream, finally showing his elation achieving the seemingly impossible. Adding to the accomplishment was the speed with which he was able todefeatElden Ring’sElden Beast, making it look not just possible, but easy.
Elden Ringis certainly known for having a high skill-floor, requiring a great of talent just to get through it. Players like DrDeComposing, however, also show that the game has a high skill-ceiling with dedicated gamers able to become shockingly good at it. While some are still struggling to masterlanding critical hits inElden Ring, others are looking for ways to make it even more difficult and still blowing through it with apparent ease.
Few streamers or experienced players see success on their first try, of course. Recently, anElden Ringplayer tried to mock Iron Ball and paid for it. Still, streamers like DrDeComposing are demonstrating what can be done and raising the bar for everyone else.
Elden Ringis available now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
