This is incredible! You'd think a no hit video guide for a massive game like Elden Ring will take about an hour but this was very efficient and only took a little less than 40 minutes. Thanks CBD! Good luck in the next season of 0 Hit League!
incredible guide, been struggling on an rl1 run and seeing you do the no hit strategies helps a lot because towards the end of the game nearly every attack is a one shot. Thanks for this
Great and compact guide! Although some running sections were cut short, a bit of practice/trial and error can help anyone attempting this get a feel for it. 100% would recommend to someone trying to learn it.
Great guide, I've just finished my first playthrough without leveling vigor and beating all the bosses in this video without getting hit! (I died a lot of times but in the end I managed to learn a lot from every boss)
I wasn't able to kill the GS noble as shown here so I used my own way. I also used the Rogier Rapier to cast Glintblade Phalanx and was able to stagger Maliketh in first phase to make the fight easier.
@36:20 I keep getting hit by the Elden beast's fire. I've tried twice with no luck avoiding it. You need to stay far behind it, but doing so risks missing the opportunity for the jump attack R1. So, you have to fight it conventionally. All bosses have random and varied attacks, so good luck. Patch No. 1.10.
for anyone trying to do this run before the DLC drops, something that helps for practicing is quitting the game right in front of a boss door & making back up saves. (there are tutorials on yt on how) this allows you to get that “first try” every try & doesn’t waste resources like sleep pots. hope this helps
Alot of amazing tips but I still cannot do it. I am just not built right. Good vid. Subbed. I will use this though as a guide to do quicker runs. The assassins gambit tips I have never thought of. That and distracting enemies with kukris. Great stuff.
True. You must: 1. Kill bernahl to get his bearing 2. Take rya’s hand 3. Get the drawing room key 4. Cash in bernahl’s bearing at the roundtable. This is the order. Any deviations and yer fucked! Cheers
This is nuts!! Additional Tip for a "non-nohit run": Follow the guide until Rykard, but Level the Spear only to +4. Defeat the snake and enjoy an +9 Blasphemous Blade to steamroll the rest of the game :)
Amazing! Just beat Fire giant, he definitely took me the longest so far even though the sequence of steps isn't actually that complicated. Also had to fight Godskin Noble with a slightly different strat but aside from that followed this guide to a tee. Thanks so much again!
Very good, I think the dragon in farum no longer dips after taking damage, now you have to kill it. At least I tested it out like 12 times and that is what I've found
He does still, at least on series X. But I’ve only ever had success forcing his despawn with the longbow and mighty shot fire arrow. No other combinations of bow/arrow have worked for me. Cheers!
I tried Godskin Noble about 10 times and now I've just given up. I can never replicate your script even when I've followed everything perfectly. He stands up too quickly and attacks me before I can break his poise.
I ran into that problem (didn’t quite have the same rune level because I was mixing strats from this and another guide) and after trying the fight maybe 30-40 times, I figured out I needed a different combo of attacks. For me at 42 strength it was sleep, open with unsheathe on the +4 Uchikatana, then 3 charged R2s to stagger followed by a riposte R1. Sleep, dodge, dodge, dodge because it takes a few seconds for him to sleep, then repeat. After 3 or 4 cycles of this pattern I finally beat him. Before figuring this out, he always woke up and immediately attacked me after just 3 of the 9 total R1s the video calls for, so it never had even come close to working for me. I think the key is to figure out by trial and error what it takes to stagger a boss on your specific build at that time, and figure out a way to repeat it consistently.
How does this compare in terms of difficulty to DS 3 any% no hit ?? Thats the only no hit run i completed and was planning to get into Elden Ring. Thanks for the guide btw
I would say that Elden Ring any% is a much easier run than DS3 any%. Many of the fights in Elden Ring can be scripted. The only thing is that there is more setup time in Elden Ring. After the setup though, it is pretty smooth and consistent.
Even tho I'm not into no hit runs. I find this content absolutely great. The way you explain everything is very clear and it seems super easy to follow. Thank you so much! As a suggestion, I would love to have a guide for beginners from Elden ring. (๑꧆◡꧆๑) And... *Listens to CBD's voice* (/∇＼*)... Ahhhhhhh!!! ♥
Selecting cracked pots is a waste since all it does is take them from the merchant in the mistwood, it doesn't increase the amount in the game you just get them slightly earlier which isn't even worth it since that merchant is still very close to the start
You’re making a mountain out of a molehill, friend. If you’re looking to get all 20 cracked pots, sure, this won’t help you. But it’s absolutely the fastest way to nab 7-8 pots early.
Thanks itzCBD, very well made video but I wanted to know if you could start with the lands between rune as the a keepsake, and use that instead to buy cracked pots and the crafting kit from Kale?
You can definitely do that. It's good to keep in mind that if you find a change in the route that you like more, you're always free to do that instead if you find it better or easier to remember.
I was struggling with Maliketh so I used Rogier Rapier to cadt Glintblade Phalanx and I easily staggered him in phase 1 to quickly go to phase 2 and finish him as show in the video
Does anybody know why when i hit the dragon in farun azula with the bow the health ar doesnt show and it doesnt work but when i use a greatbow it does, i cant seem to find any1 else with this problem
Hey, a question if I may: with Hoarah Loux, is there a consistent way you're able to get the early stagger after you run around him at the start of phase II? Do you at all count poise dmg or is he so easy generally that you don't bother?
I generally “count” poise damage. I believe it takes 3 charged R2s and a jumping R1 to break Hoarah Loux’s stance. It also gets really easy to get two charged R2s in when he is transitioning during phase 1 when he sends the first shockwave throughout the arena. If you don’t get a stagger at the very beginning of the Hoarah Loux phase, you can always buy throwing daggers beforehand from Kale to prevent his poise from resetting.
It always feels super random If i manage to hit noble twice and roll before transitioning or not, am I the only one with this problem? And is there a solution/trick? I only make it like one out of 10 times
Been practicing the Godskin Noble i cant seem to get the pot and two hits in and dodge while he is floating up for the slam and without it you dont have enough damage everytime i swing twice i cant dodge in time struggling with the first boss haha
One thing to remember is that this is just a guide for a specific route. If you think you want more damage before Noble, then you can absolutely spend a bit more time preparing before you get to Volcano Manor.
If you sleep him before he jumps up, many times he will fall asleep after landing (and detonating). If he goes up, roll for cover and it may work out for you. Noble still annoying you, after that? Like my man says, it’s 100% possible to enter that fight with 7-8 sleep pots, 20 or so sleep arrows, and a +6 Death’s Poker. Tactical nuke this turd boss, if that suits you!
What do you mean by practicing fights? That part makes no sense to me. This implies going through the fight multiple times and how does one do that without getting hit?
save & close your game right infront of a boss door & then make a back up & put it in a separate folder (there are tutorials on how) & that way you don’t waste any resources like sleep pots & you can still get to practice the boss over & over without starting a new game
I'm not sure if there is much of a trick to it, however I might advise standing at a distance from the eye. sometimes if you are too close, you will hit to the left of the eye first.
Amazing video, I have a question though the stagger on Elden Beast never works for me, not even with another charged R2 after those initials 4 Charged R2, any idea why?
My only guess would be that you are waiting too long to stagger Elden Beast. You should always be able to stagger the boss if you do the 4 charged R2s into the jumping R1. If you wait a decent amount of time to do the jumping R1 after you have already done the 4 charged R2s, then Elden Beast's "stagger meter" will have already replenished.
@@Robi-Lolin yes i did your problably doing the same as me i was pressing charge r2 and then r2 and it counts as a normal r2, what u need to do his charge r2 release the button for half a second and then charge r2 again. Hope it helped
you can try getting a blood/frost greese or run around and get enough materials for a +5 if you feel like you are lacking damage. the stagger is very consistent but I sometimes have trouble getting the extra R1s in too
From Bellum Church, you can either go around and to the right, or you can go along the left side along the cliff. You can look at the full No Hit run that I have linked in the description if you want to see exactly how I do it.
You can always take some time to get a little stronger before you fight Godskin Noble. Otherwise, if you can get this method down, it will be a fairly fast setup
