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Fights inElden Ringcan be the most cinematic thing you’ve ever dreamed of or the most chaotic and panicked instances that get your heart racing before you’ve even taken half of the boss’s health down.
For most of us, our fights end up in the latter. But some know the game so well, having learned every system to perfection, and can tango with bosses as if it’s scripted. SunhiLegend (a.k.a Sunjeev Kumar) is one of those players, and the madlad has done it again in a new clip.
This Elden Ring Player’s Fight With Rellana Is Cinematic
With the arrival ofShadow of the Erdtreecame a ton of new bosses for us to struggle with. Some of us, at least. There are players like Kumar, who seem to have the Midas touch with every game they lay their hands on.
We can’t be too sure how much time they’ve spent honing their craft to fully take advantage ofElden Ring‘s combat system and commit Rellana’s entire moveset to memory, but it has certainly paid off.
Calling this clip ‘cinematic‘ doesn’t feel like it fully encapsulates how visually stunning it is. But for those players who’ve had the chance to fight her, the feat is even more impressive.
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Rellana is a boss who tends to move around the arena a lot, with very long combos, a large reach (especially with her second phase), and essentially feels quite relentless.
She’s not an impossible one to beat, but difficult nonetheless. And in strolls SunhiLegend, making her fight seem like a piece of cake.
The Community Is Awestruck by the Display
It’s hard not to be anything less than impressed, even for those who’ve never touched the game.
One player jokingly exclaimed that it felt like a boss fight fromSekiro, with another person comparing it to the game’s Divine Dragon boss.
For those who don’t know, it’s a gimmicky fight that makes you feel like an absolute god. Overall, it is a gorgeous visual spectacle, and Kumar somehow captured that exact feeling you’d get fighting it in the recent clip.
Of course, the fight looks quite cool with all the cinematic angles captured and the fantastic video editing.
However, the cherry on top is Kumar ending the fight with the Aspect of the Crucible: Wings Ash of War.
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If you’d like to try fighting her or any other bosses with the same gear, Kumar is sporting Loretta’s set with the Ice Crest Shield.
They’re using the Milady weapon with the Ash of War Wing Stance (before switching to another weapon for the Wings Ash of War at the end).
Have you ever had any cinematic fights inElden Ringwhere you felt like a boss? We’d love to hear about it in the comments below!
Vibha Hegde
Critic/Gaming Writer
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Vibha is an avid gamer that has been writing about video games for several years. When they’re not complaining about the lack of a Bloodborne sequel or brushing up on the Yokoverse lore, Vibha is busy watching 3-hour video essays on horror games they’re too scared to play themselves.
