Elden Ring is renowned for its difficulty with and ruthless bosses. The slightest mistake you make in the middle of a fight can cause your Shatterless to die and force you to restart the fight as many times as necessary. While some players struggle to overcome FromSoftware's Souls-like difficulty and switch to easy mode, others purposely make it even more complicated.
This is particularly the case of Reddit user “u/Ugoroszczak” who had the idea of replacing his controller or keyboard/mouse with a dance mat. Yes, he used the dance mat from Konami's famous Dance Dance Revolution arcade game. He thus faced the final boss of the game, Radagon of the Golden Order & the Elden Ring beast playing with its feet.
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The final boss fight with a dance pad took him 5 hours
You can finish Elden Ring without ever fighting and you can also finish it by playing with a dance pad. In any case, this is the feat achieved by the player “Ugoroszczak”. He shared a video on Reddit in which he is seen taking on Radagon of the Golden Order & the Elden Ring beast playing only with the feet.
The reckless player clarified that he didn't summon a single spirit for his seemingly impossible fight. He only used the Bloodhound Fang Greatsword, one of the best weapons in the game that players can get early on. The Bloodhound's Fang requires 18 Force, but its attacks stack Bleed, which is especially effective against bosses.
Even though the video is less than 10 minutes long, beating the final boss with a dance mat was obviously very complicated. “It took me 5 hours to beat the final boss,” the player confessed. It's no wonder and it's even relatively short for the difficulty of its challenge. Spending several hours on a boss is indeed common in Elden Ring. Finally, player "Ugoroszczak" is probably the first to complete the final Elden Ring boss fight with a Dance Dance Revolution dance mat. From now on, he will train to fight the other bosses and especially to defeat Malenia with his dance mat.
Source: Screen Rant
