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It has been almost nine months since the Elden Ring announcement, and nothing else has been said since then regarding the new game in development by From Software. Rumors circulating online are painting a very interesting picture, and something new has emerged online recently.
Omni, who has been revealing supposed details on the game, recently revealed that Elden Ring will feature dynamic wildlife alongside dynamic enemy placements and weather. These elements will make the game feel more alive than in many others open-world RPGs.
Omni also touched upon a possible Bloodborne sequel on PlayStation 5. While From Software has multiple teams that work on different projects, Bloodborne 2 is not in active development and it is not even in line to be in development, so if the game is happening, it won't be anytime soon. Not surprising, considering Elden Ring is said to be the biggest From Software game yet.
Elden Ring is currently in development for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Elden Ring to Feature Dynamic Wildlife to Make World Feel Alive; Bloodborne 2 Is Not Happening Anytime Soon - Rumor
According to rumors circulating online, Elden Ring will feature dynamic wildlife together with dynamic enemy placement and weather cycle
wccftech.com
Elden Ring’s World Is More “Grandiose” Than Ever; Will Feature A More Involved Personal Narrative, Expanded Environmental Storytelling – Rumor
The Elden Ring world and lore are more grandiose than ever, featuring a level of depth that has never been seen in previous games developed by From Software, according to a report from an insider.
Omnipotent recently shared some interesting new tidbits regarding the game's lore and world on the ResetEra forums. Having been written by A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin, the Elden Ring lore features a history that delves into the politics of the world, all the major powers in it and how they had an impact on the current state of the game's world. These have always been present, to some extent, in From Software's previous games, but they will be more important than ever, and not easy to miss elements.
The scope of the world, lore, and narrative in Elden Ring will be more grandiose than ever to match the scope of the actual game. Surprisingly, the tone will be slightly different than in previous games from the studio: it will be slightly brighter than usual, but it will still feature some dark elements.
The Elden Ring is an extremely important element to the game's world, and its disappearance has an effect on the world as if the real world were to lose the moon: it doesn't bring immediate destruction, but heavy consequences. Players will be able to experience this in the game also thanks to expanded environment storytelling.
Elden Ring is also going to tell a much more involved personal narrative than previous From Software titles. The game will feel like a proper journey, and players will meet more NPCs than ever, all with their own story and personal motives. Some of these stories will span across multiple locations and story progression.
With George R.R. Martin involved in the creation of the Elden Ring's lore, it's not surprising to learn how the game will go beyond anything From Software created so far. As official details are still scarce, however, we have to take everything with a grain of salt until Bandai Namco and From Software finally reveal more of the highly-anticipated title.
Elden Ring's World Is More "Grandiose" Than Ever; Will Feature A More Involved Personal Narrative, Expanded Environmental Storytelling - Rumor
Insider Omnipotent recently shared some interesting new information on the Elden Ring's world, tone, and narrative
wccftech.com
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I need BloodBorne 2.
