The gamer masterfully defeated 165 bosses in Elden Ring without taking the slightest damage

3 years ago
The gamer masterfully defeated 165 bosses in Elden Ring without taking the slightest damage

The gaming community is delighted with the new record! Players often impress the public with achievements in the game, and other fans try to repeat the record. But this record stands out from the rest.

So, a streamer under the nickname GinoMachino, about two weeks after the release of the Japanese action novelty, namely on March 7th, noted that he would definitely be able to defeat all the bosses without receiving any damage.

In July, the new champion again showed his old message, and in October he happily shared his achievements with the gaming community. As it turned out, the player actually managed to defeat all 165 bosses without taking any damage. So the gamer kept his promise.

It took him two months to complete his plan. The player spent this time first developing a winning strategy for passing the levels of the game. And then it took him another month to complete the game without any damage.

The most intense moment of the game - was when the record holder tried to defeat the last of the bosses - Soldier Godric. The audience watched the event with bated breath.

The variety of Elden Ring challenges has increased significantly since the game's launch. For example, in April, this game was completed in three hours without any damage. In July, the record was broken, without a loss at the first level. Some players have already beaten all the bosses before, but streamer GinoMachino is the first to combine all these achievements in one run, which is really impressive.

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