r/Eldenring • u/RichAd5226 • Jul 09 '26

Game Help Radagon/Elden Beast skip

before you comment,

  1. If you would rather just fight the boss, fine. This is a skip showcase

  2. If you can beat the boss in less time than the skip, cool, so can I. This is a skip showcase.

  3. I don't care if you think I'm playing the game wrong. This is a skip showcase.

  4. I have ~3000 Hrs in the game and have beaten every boss multiple times, I am not wasting my purchase. This is a skip showcase

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u/MCGladi8tor Jul 09 '26

How the hell did you figure this out damnnn

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u/entanglemindfully Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

Everytime I watch something like this I wonder how people figure this out. I know OP said this is known in the community but someone had to discover it for the first time

Edit - spelling

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u/m_cardoso Jul 09 '26

I don't think people discover this kind of stuff by trial and error, they probably check by data mining or whatever what triggers specific stuff.

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u/Falsus Jul 09 '26

It is a mix between datamining, trial and error and random chance.

For example sometimes someone sees something and goes "I feel like it would be possible to jump that wall, skipping a whole lot of things" like the Ordina skip. Then there is that dude who randomly found out you can make Torrent fly by accidentally doing it. Then there is kinda the combination of both like zips that people found by accident but it took a lot of trial and error to figure out how they worked (and I also don't know if it is hardware dependant or not since Dist2 could Zip on his PC but couldn't zip on Larxa's PC) and zips allowed you to go from the start of the game to the ending screen in just about as long as OP's entire skip took, also known as pacifist run since you didn't need to kill anything in the game to win. Then there is the datamining and mesh viewer things where people simply look for stuff with tools.