Day9's Shadow of the Erdtree Playthrough P8 | The Ladder 

The spoiler in the last stream left Day9 so aggrieved that he began this stream by spending the first hour and twelve minutes explaining the boundaries of unsolicited advice. Please never change 😆

1:07:18 It's me! I'm Kappetan! That's the best $15 I ever spent.

People should respect 'no means no' with literally anything.

that fearless jump at something he had no reason to jump at and it worked...

29:57 if true I’m gonna be disappointed at being spoiled since I’m currently making my way through book 5.

There's a podcast I used to listen to and as it became more popular one of the hosts became more and more That Type of control freak so badly I had to step away. Sad stuff.

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I can't... Day9 will not shut up about backseaters. Let the mods dm them. You are giving them attention and severely hurting peoples enjoyment of your content.

Sees new guy on the job struggling. "Hey I see you're having some trouble, can I help you with that?" New guy: "No thanks, I got it" Me: I shouldn't pressure, I offered help and he declined New guy: Drives forklift directly through wall

I do feel as though Day9's anti-spoiler attitude is taking away from his experience more than the actual spoiler itself. For example, the spoiling that perhaps there's a hidden wall nearby... let's be honest, it's not that bad. In fact, I'd even go so far as to say (knowing what we know now) that it's actually a good thing to get spoiled on. As someone who HATES story spoilers I can understand apprehension towards that statement. However, I'd argue that there's something to be said about getting nudged towards an overall better experience. It's fundamentally different from being spoiled on the Underground Map, and more equivalent to saying "Oh by the way, you passed by an enterable building" in reference to the Siofra Well. Because realistically, lets say he passes it up and continues with the story. I think most people could agree the "nudge" of there being a hidden wall, then followed by exploration of the upcoming areas in the beginning/middle of exploration of the DLC is far more enjoyable than last minute trying to figure out how to reach the area at the end of the DLC and after hours of searching finding that hidden wall. Which, granted, is a nice feeling to find. But I'd say the nice feeling of finding the hidden wall isn't worth the trade of missing out on exploring an area at a point which feels most enjoyable. >>Now this initial comment was going to go on his previous video, but after this video... I'm going to add this here. While in most cases I hold Day9's opinions in high regard, it's incredibly childish to go "You alluded to a hidden wall! I'm now going to be pouty and frustrated about this and proceed to not even enjoy the areas I'm exploring" To the greatest extent, I'm just sad because his need to focus on the allusion to there being a hidden wall has far far exceeded what the allusion to the wall did to his experience in the first place.

Hello Day9TV, I would really reccomend you to add more weapon variaty in your build. Even thou Elden Ring is amazing and offers a wide range of weapons and weapons classes, the player have very little insentive to change his weapons or to add wepon into your build. In this particular case, you are struggling with the Wicker Man because, even thou your choice of weapon is a good one, that weapon performs really bad at dealing damage to that thing. I'm not trying to tell you what to do, this is just a humble recomendation so you can get a even better experience.

Oh wahhh, the tiniset segement of a game ruined the game for me and upset me. Cry me a river. Talk about "allowing" the viewing experience being "ruined" because one out of thousands said an innocuous statement.