Arcane does affect bloodloss build-up, but only if the weapon scales with Arcane; so the way you have the Beast Claws set up at the beginning of the video isn't suited to your build; but if you switch to Keen (better Dex), Blood or Occult (Arc) Affinity, it will work much better with your stats.
Ranni didn't orchestrate the shattering of the Elden Ring. Objectively, simply speaking, Marika's efforts to create an eternal utopia was never going to be; whether or not she was allied with Ranni's endgoal (i.e. due to her tenderness in their last cutscene) is up to interpretation, but shattering the Elden Ring was Marika giving the world a hard reset - a chance for a more complete, peaceable order to take place. The roots of hers were rotten, and despite all her efforts Marika's children were being born cursed and empyrean, set to take her place. Ergo, if nothing else, Marika shattering the Elden Ring was - at the very least - an act of desperation made with intent.
Interesting take! I’d thought of Marika shattering the Elden Ring as a spiteful, petty response (almost a tantrum) to Godwyn’s murder. I hadn’t thought of it as a calculated attempt to address the Golden Order’s rot. I like it! Def agree that it wasn’t Ranni’s doing. She was a key domino, but my best (and very limited) understanding is that she was more trying to free herself, her mother, and the world at large from that rot by killing Godwyn.
@@coldrungaming1377 The thing about the timeline of the Elden Ring's shattering and Godwyn's death, is that there was a LOT of history that happened between the two - to the point where those catacombs you've been finding the Death Knights are signs that Marika has been trying to address Godwyn's death since before the genocide of the Hornsent, and the sealing of the Land of Shadow. The attempt to address the Golden Order's rot Radagon's side of things: he founded Golden Order Fundamentalism, which is based around that idea that everything divisible (concepts of reality) were once a whole - which is why we start seeing signs of crucible acceptance make a slight return. The Dragon Cult of Leyndell supports this path, which only came about after the physical Erdtree was burned down by Gransax. There's a theory (tying to Ranni's alliance with Marika) that both had conspired in Godwyn's death (otherwise how would Maliketh with the Rune of Death have been accessible?) but with the intent of reintegrating Death into the Golden Order (remember, this was after the Erdtree burned down). But with regards to Ranni's motivations (whose warnings to you about her path mirror Marika's (path) in the goal of destroying the current world, inflicting suffering on everyone), you are correct in that Ranni's ultimate goal was to free humanity - to make the idea of "Orders" and a reality which could be manipulated by the Elden Ring unachievable.
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Arcane does affect bloodloss build-up, but only if the weapon scales with Arcane; so the way you have the Beast Claws set up at the beginning of the video isn't suited to your build; but if you switch to Keen (better Dex), Blood or Occult (Arc) Affinity, it will work much better with your stats.
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Whew - thank you!
Ranni didn't orchestrate the shattering of the Elden Ring. Objectively, simply speaking, Marika's efforts to create an eternal utopia was never going to be; whether or not she was allied with Ranni's endgoal (i.e. due to her tenderness in their last cutscene) is up to interpretation, but shattering the Elden Ring was Marika giving the world a hard reset - a chance for a more complete, peaceable order to take place. The roots of hers were rotten, and despite all her efforts Marika's children were being born cursed and empyrean, set to take her place.
Ergo, if nothing else, Marika shattering the Elden Ring was - at the very least - an act of desperation made with intent.
Interesting take! I’d thought of Marika shattering the Elden Ring as a spiteful, petty response (almost a tantrum) to Godwyn’s murder. I hadn’t thought of it as a calculated attempt to address the Golden Order’s rot.
I like it!
Def agree that it wasn’t Ranni’s doing. She was a key domino, but my best (and very limited) understanding is that she was more trying to free herself, her mother, and the world at large from that rot by killing Godwyn.
@@coldrungaming1377 The thing about the timeline of the Elden Ring's shattering and Godwyn's death, is that there was a LOT of history that happened between the two - to the point where those catacombs you've been finding the Death Knights are signs that Marika has been trying to address Godwyn's death since before the genocide of the Hornsent, and the sealing of the Land of Shadow.
The attempt to address the Golden Order's rot Radagon's side of things: he founded Golden Order Fundamentalism, which is based around that idea that everything divisible (concepts of reality) were once a whole - which is why we start seeing signs of crucible acceptance make a slight return. The Dragon Cult of Leyndell supports this path, which only came about after the physical Erdtree was burned down by Gransax.
There's a theory (tying to Ranni's alliance with Marika) that both had conspired in Godwyn's death (otherwise how would Maliketh with the Rune of Death have been accessible?) but with the intent of reintegrating Death into the Golden Order (remember, this was after the Erdtree burned down).
But with regards to Ranni's motivations (whose warnings to you about her path mirror Marika's (path) in the goal of destroying the current world, inflicting suffering on everyone), you are correct in that Ranni's ultimate goal was to free humanity - to make the idea of "Orders" and a reality which could be manipulated by the Elden Ring unachievable.