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Oh no, I've been playing a tutorial for 55 hours_ Elden Ring Nightreign's Everdark Sovereigns aren't

By Dr. Evelyn Thorne | January 01, 0001

It had all the signs of Yono all app a good run. I entered with two onion bro Yono all app raiders, we hit a good tempo and meandered our way to the Everdark version of the . Or Adel, Baron of Night, if you're feeling fancy. I've gotten into a rhythm in my games of , to the point where the horrors have become rote. But as some guy in a dark dungeon once said: Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer.

We knocked down the first night, then the second. We entered through the boss gate, found a familiar desert—and then Adel introduced himself by elbow-dropping me from the top rope with his mouth. Then he summoned a tornado.

Understandable. Have a nice day. (Image credit: FromSoftware)

After minutes of chipping away at his health, applying and re-applying poison when I got the chance, I had a sudden and eerie all yono app thought. Ah, man. I've been playing a 55-hour tutorial.

In case you missed the news, yesterday, Nightreign with an "Everdark" version of one of its boss fights, Adel, Baron of Night. These are sort of analogous to archtempered monsters in Monster all yono app Hunter—suped-up versions of their former selves.

I went in for my first brush with death assuming this'd just mean some big health and damage, but no. Adel's got a whole new set of moves to contend with; a tornado that creates its own storm you need to escape by hurling yourself over its walls with slipstreams. Starting out with his phase two aftershocks. Healing if he manages to grapple you in his maw. And, in a moment of sheer horror, DBZ-style instant transmission.

I don't know who taught this guy to wavedash but I assume they're out to get me, personally.

Adel's about to get the zoomies. (Image credit: FromSoftware)

I'm not the only one giddy with a kind of mortified go rummy delight. "We asked for hard and they said fuck you guys here you go," on the game's subreddit, in a thread aptly named "this… just feels like a lot, man." Others are, in true souls tradition, telling folks to 'git gud'. And they're kinda right. , so he's not an insurmountable climb.

Once I've gotten over my first-encounter fear, I'm sure I'll be able to lock in—I definitely wasted a bunch of flasks before realising I was looking at a slipstream, and not a fiery pillar of death—but this is just a sampler. Per the , we've got yoked versions of the and the to contend with in the future. Get ready to pull an all-nighter, everybody—the real fight starts here.

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