Tópico oficial Elden Ring – expansão Shadow of the Erdtree revelada; lançamento: 21 de junho

[firmino_666]

A notícia nova é a confirmação de que o evento da Microsoft vai ser focado nos exclusivos, extinguindo as chances da gente ver o Éden Ringue agora em julho.
Tinha gente com esperança, já que o jogo foi anunciado no evento deles.

De acordo com a Gematsu parace q vai ter third tb
https://www.gematsu.com/2020/07/xbox-games-showcase-set-for-july-23

 

[xjackx]

Possíveis vazamentos de Elden Ring:

- Gameplay será mais baseada em Dark Souls 3.

- Não terá escolha de classe no início, ela será fluída e você ira criando conforme joga.

- Terá saltos estilo Sekiro.

- Terá um boss final para cada um dos 5 reinos, além de 12 adicionais.

- Terá ciclo de dia e noite, como sabemos de informações oficiais é que sera mundo aberto, e terá cavalos.

- Terá sistema parecido com o de fogueiras.

- Um rumor antigo diz que poderemos completar cada um dos reinos na ordem que quisermos.

 

[Queiroga']

Parece que vai ser só de jogos da Microsoft mesmo.

Não tem outro evento confirmado pra 2020?

Gamescon vai ser digital, mas esse evento é flopado, nunca tem nada.

TGA já é mais provável, bem comum ter coisa da From nele.

 

[JerryLewis]

Quac!


De novo!

 

[Trezoitao38]

Elden Ring tem tudo para ser um jogaço, tomara.

 

[-Saint-]

Possíveis vazamentos de Elden Ring:

- Gameplay será mais baseada em Dark Souls 3.

- Não terá escolha de classe no início, ela será fluída e você ira criando conforme joga.

- Terá saltos estilo Sekiro.

- Terá um boss final para cada um dos 5 reinos, além de 12 adicionais.

- Terá ciclo de dia e noite, como sabemos de informações oficiais é que sera mundo aberto, e terá cavalos.

- Terá sistema parecido com o de fogueiras.

- Um rumor antigo diz que poderemos completar cada um dos reinos na ordem que quisermos.

Na CG mostrada o personagem equipa uma prótese igual o lobo.

 

[Krion]

Dizem que este jogo vai ser lançado logo depois do livro "The Winds of Winter" do George R. R. Martin

 

[king_hyperdyo]

Dizem que este jogo vai ser lançado logo depois do livro "The Winds of Winter" do George R. R. Martin

Vish então pode trancar o tópico.

 

[MalleoBH]

Tô muito ansioso com o level desing desse mundo aberto pela From.

E devem explorar esse ciclo dia e noite com variações de inimigos também.

 

[bquarkz]

Possíveis vazamentos de Elden Ring:

- Gameplay será mais baseada em Dark Souls 3.

- Não terá escolha de classe no início, ela será fluída e você ira criando conforme joga.

- Terá saltos estilo Sekiro.

- Terá um boss final para cada um dos 5 reinos, além de 12 adicionais.

- Terá ciclo de dia e noite, como sabemos de informações oficiais é que sera mundo aberto, e terá cavalos.

- Terá sistema parecido com o de fogueiras.

- Um rumor antigo diz que poderemos completar cada um dos reinos na ordem que quisermos.

Resumão do leak do 4chan ...

 

[Charles Bukowski]

Não conheço a premissa, mas no Miyazaki confio, compro de olhos fechados qualquer jogo que esse japa maldito fizer.


Enviado do meu iPhone usando Tapatalk

 

[JerryLewis]

cri cri cri

 

[Fhodasi]

cri cri cri

Desgraçado !

 

[JerryLewis]

Desgraçado !

pHODA, NÉ? Até quanto ficaremos na sombra? Lançaram as primeiras notícias e agora nos colocaram no limbo do esquecimento...

 

[Jogadô]

put* m****, tinha até esquecido disso hauahuahua

 

[JerryLewis]

put* m****, tinha até esquecido disso hauahuahua

Pior que não consigo me esquecer. Estava esperando demais este jogo, que acho que deve ter sido arquivado, pq sumiu no ar!

 

[Delphinus]

Tá sendo portado pra nova gen

igual a dark souls 2

 

[Pinguim 55]

Sabia que não teria nada quando foi upado, mas sempre tem aquela esperança.

 

[Jogadô]

Não conheço a premissa, mas no Miyazaki confio, compro de olhos fechados qualquer jogo que esse japa maldito fizer.


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Pra mim, ele é o melhor produtor de jogos da atualidade.

 

[Jogadô]

Pior que não consigo me esquecer. Estava esperando demais este jogo, que acho que deve ter sido arquivado, pq sumiu no ar!

Acho que não cara, a from software não ta trabalhando em nada, eles não iam arquivar o único projeto...

Eu esqueci pq os últimos meses foram movimentados, peguei Last of Us 2, agora to pra começar Ghost of Tsushima, e to na expectativa forte peloa Cyberpunk.

 

[MalleoBH]

Com a From trazendo atualização para Sekiro esse ano ainda, Elden Ring nem trailer deve ter mais esse ano.

 

[Acteon]

Com a From trazendo atualização para Sekiro esse ano ainda, Elden Ring nem trailer deve ter mais esse ano.

Essa atualização em Sekiro é pequena demais para justificar tanto tempo...
Ainda que fosse uma DLC grande estilo Ring City ou Old Hunters.

O que acho é que estão portando para a nova geração mesmo. E pelo capricho da From, não estranharia.

 

[MetroidPirate]

Eu so queria saber qual o problema com Sekiro que nao acha em canto algum nesse país sem ser por um preço absurdo.

 

[MalleoBH]

Essa atualização em Sekiro é pequena demais para justificar tanto tempo...
Ainda que fosse uma DLC grande estilo Ring City ou Old Hunters.

O que acho é que estão portando para a nova geração mesmo. E pelo capricho da From, não estranharia.

Sim... não falo no sentido do conteúdo da atualização, mas no sentido de que se fosse para ter novidades de Elden Ring esse ano o Sekiro já estaria de lado. Vão dar um suportizinho no Sekiro para não passar o ano sem nada.

O game ficou bem entre as gerações, tem chance de vir cross-gen mesmo.

E tem o agravante de ser o primeiro open world deles, devem estar tento mais trabalho que o já estavam habituados, os desafios que esse estilo traz e o cuidado que eles têm.

 

[Paiva :)]

Essa atualização de Sekiro tem cara de DLC que abortaram e pegaram o que já tava feito pra colocar no jogo.

 

[The End.]

Pensando bem, até que não tem tanto tempo que foi anunciado.
E3 2019.
Tem jogos que estão desde 2017 só com um teaser/logo e nenhuma informação.

 

[Charles Bukowski]

Eu so queria saber qual o problema com Sekiro que nao acha em canto algum nesse país sem ser por um preço absurdo.

Activision joga duro com o preço dos jogos que ela distribui, paguei 159,00 há 1 ano e o preço continua absurdo mesmo.


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[MetroidPirate]

Activision joga duro com o preço dos jogos que ela distribui, paguei 159,00 há 1 ano e o preço continua absurdo mesmo.


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Nossa, quem dera eu achasse por esse preço! Midia fisica dele tá bem surreal atualmente.

 

[Krion]

Boa ou má noticia?

Elden Ring will cover themes of racism, politics and citizenship
From Software

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Elden Ring

In the most recent interview, Elden Ring team finally talked about their long-awaited game, mentioning a couple of interesting things. It looks like Elden Ring will emphasize themes of racism, politics and citizenship among other things.

It's been a little over a year since we last heard about Elden Ring. FromSofware's next title was officially revealed at E3 2019 with a short teaser and that's about it. We're still waiting to see gameplay, but it looks like the wait could be over soon since Elden Ring team have finally revealed a small bit of info about the game.
In a recent interview, where the team mainly talked about their previous title Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the interviewer asked about Elden Ring and collab with George R.R. Martin, the author of Game of Thrones.

Since the interview is in Japanese, cocoakoumori on Reddit was kind enough to translate the interesting bits:

"This is one that I personally like and I think it's a very painful fantasy drama... There's pain there and from a human perspective there are themes of racism, politics, citizenship, and so on. So this is a work that is psychologically quote painful in a lot of ways and making a game with Miyazaki which such a huge world view.. on a world-level, everyone's looking forward to it so..."




If you follow the game closely, you probably know that insider Omni already mentioned politics as one of the themes in the game, which is not surprising since FromSoftware's games usually feature themes of politics, racism and conflict between races.
Anyway, after a long wait, this info certainly isn't much but at least we know that the game is still pretty much on the way. Hopefully, we won't have to wait for too long to see some gameplay.

 

[firmino_666]

Boa ou má noticia?

Elden Ring will cover themes of racism, politics and citizenship
From Software

elden ring screenshot showing a female character" data-src="https://media.altchar.com/prod/images/940_530/gm-a6eb131f-2fc0-4bc9-9b2e-b150a078cff9-eldenringscreenshot3.jpeg" data-lb-sidebar-href="" data-lb-caption-extra-html="" data-single-image="1">

Elden Ring

In the most recent interview, Elden Ring team finally talked about their long-awaited game, mentioning a couple of interesting things. It looks like Elden Ring will emphasize themes of racism, politics and citizenship among other things.

It's been a little over a year since we last heard about Elden Ring. FromSofware's next title was officially revealed at E3 2019 with a short teaser and that's about it. We're still waiting to see gameplay, but it looks like the wait could be over soon since Elden Ring team have finally revealed a small bit of info about the game.
In a recent interview, where the team mainly talked about their previous title Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the interviewer asked about Elden Ring and collab with George R.R. Martin, the author of Game of Thrones.

Since the interview is in Japanese, cocoakoumori on Reddit was kind enough to translate the interesting bits:

"This is one that I personally like and I think it's a very painful fantasy drama... There's pain there and from a human perspective there are themes of racism, politics, citizenship, and so on. So this is a work that is psychologically quote painful in a lot of ways and making a game with Miyazaki which such a huge world view.. on a world-level, everyone's looking forward to it so..."




If you follow the game closely, you probably know that insider Omni already mentioned politics as one of the themes in the game, which is not surprising since FromSoftware's games usually feature themes of politics, racism and conflict between races.
Anyway, after a long wait, this info certainly isn't much but at least we know that the game is still pretty much on the way. Hopefully, we won't have to wait for too long to see some gameplay.

o importante é ter notícia haha

 

[MetroidPirate]

Boa ou má noticia?

Elden Ring will cover themes of racism, politics and citizenship
From Software

elden ring screenshot showing a female character" data-src="https://media.altchar.com/prod/images/940_530/gm-a6eb131f-2fc0-4bc9-9b2e-b150a078cff9-eldenringscreenshot3.jpeg" data-lb-sidebar-href="" data-lb-caption-extra-html="" data-single-image="1">

Elden Ring

In the most recent interview, Elden Ring team finally talked about their long-awaited game, mentioning a couple of interesting things. It looks like Elden Ring will emphasize themes of racism, politics and citizenship among other things.

It's been a little over a year since we last heard about Elden Ring. FromSofware's next title was officially revealed at E3 2019 with a short teaser and that's about it. We're still waiting to see gameplay, but it looks like the wait could be over soon since Elden Ring team have finally revealed a small bit of info about the game.
In a recent interview, where the team mainly talked about their previous title Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the interviewer asked about Elden Ring and collab with George R.R. Martin, the author of Game of Thrones.

Since the interview is in Japanese, cocoakoumori on Reddit was kind enough to translate the interesting bits:

"This is one that I personally like and I think it's a very painful fantasy drama... There's pain there and from a human perspective there are themes of racism, politics, citizenship, and so on. So this is a work that is psychologically quote painful in a lot of ways and making a game with Miyazaki which such a huge world view.. on a world-level, everyone's looking forward to it so..."




If you follow the game closely, you probably know that insider Omni already mentioned politics as one of the themes in the game, which is not surprising since FromSoftware's games usually feature themes of politics, racism and conflict between races.
Anyway, after a long wait, this info certainly isn't much but at least we know that the game is still pretty much on the way. Hopefully, we won't have to wait for too long to see some gameplay.

Só sei que vai ter choro da turminha que não aguenta esses temas sendo discutidos. E é gente viu!

 

[olifante666]

Boa ou má noticia?

Elden Ring will cover themes of racism, politics and citizenship
From Software

elden ring screenshot showing a female character" data-src="https://media.altchar.com/prod/images/940_530/gm-a6eb131f-2fc0-4bc9-9b2e-b150a078cff9-eldenringscreenshot3.jpeg" data-lb-sidebar-href="" data-lb-caption-extra-html="" data-single-image="1">

Elden Ring

In the most recent interview, Elden Ring team finally talked about their long-awaited game, mentioning a couple of interesting things. It looks like Elden Ring will emphasize themes of racism, politics and citizenship among other things.

It's been a little over a year since we last heard about Elden Ring. FromSofware's next title was officially revealed at E3 2019 with a short teaser and that's about it. We're still waiting to see gameplay, but it looks like the wait could be over soon since Elden Ring team have finally revealed a small bit of info about the game.
In a recent interview, where the team mainly talked about their previous title Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the interviewer asked about Elden Ring and collab with George R.R. Martin, the author of Game of Thrones.

Since the interview is in Japanese, cocoakoumori on Reddit was kind enough to translate the interesting bits:

"This is one that I personally like and I think it's a very painful fantasy drama... There's pain there and from a human perspective there are themes of racism, politics, citizenship, and so on. So this is a work that is psychologically quote painful in a lot of ways and making a game with Miyazaki which such a huge world view.. on a world-level, everyone's looking forward to it so..."




If you follow the game closely, you probably know that insider Omni already mentioned politics as one of the themes in the game, which is not surprising since FromSoftware's games usually feature themes of politics, racism and conflict between races.
Anyway, after a long wait, this info certainly isn't much but at least we know that the game is still pretty much on the way. Hopefully, we won't have to wait for too long to see some gameplay.

Acho que tudo vai da maneira como abordam.
Existem filmes e séries excelentes sobre racismo e também existem aquelas que ao abordar o tema procurando lacrar são muito mais racistas que o racismo que querem abordar.

 

[sonicflood]

Boa ou má noticia?

Elden Ring will cover themes of racism, politics and citizenship
From Software

elden ring screenshot showing a female character" data-src="https://media.altchar.com/prod/images/940_530/gm-a6eb131f-2fc0-4bc9-9b2e-b150a078cff9-eldenringscreenshot3.jpeg" data-lb-sidebar-href="" data-lb-caption-extra-html="" data-single-image="1">

Elden Ring

In the most recent interview, Elden Ring team finally talked about their long-awaited game, mentioning a couple of interesting things. It looks like Elden Ring will emphasize themes of racism, politics and citizenship among other things.

It's been a little over a year since we last heard about Elden Ring. FromSofware's next title was officially revealed at E3 2019 with a short teaser and that's about it. We're still waiting to see gameplay, but it looks like the wait could be over soon since Elden Ring team have finally revealed a small bit of info about the game.
In a recent interview, where the team mainly talked about their previous title Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the interviewer asked about Elden Ring and collab with George R.R. Martin, the author of Game of Thrones.

Since the interview is in Japanese, cocoakoumori on Reddit was kind enough to translate the interesting bits:

"This is one that I personally like and I think it's a very painful fantasy drama... There's pain there and from a human perspective there are themes of racism, politics, citizenship, and so on. So this is a work that is psychologically quote painful in a lot of ways and making a game with Miyazaki which such a huge world view.. on a world-level, everyone's looking forward to it so..."




If you follow the game closely, you probably know that insider Omni already mentioned politics as one of the themes in the game, which is not surprising since FromSoftware's games usually feature themes of politics, racism and conflict between races.
Anyway, after a long wait, this info certainly isn't much but at least we know that the game is still pretty much on the way. Hopefully, we won't have to wait for too long to see some gameplay.

Novo the last of us 2...pode aguardar o choro..
mas se bem que nao é sony...então pode ser que passe liso.

 

[firmino_666]

Acho que tudo vai da maneira como abordam.
Existem filmes e séries excelentes sobre racismo e também existem aquelas que ao abordar o tema procurando lacrar são muito mais racistas que o racismo que querem abordar.

Por falar em série sobre o tema, recomendo o Lovecraft Country, q série foda

 

[LuffyKurosaki]

Boa ou má noticia?

Elden Ring will cover themes of racism, politics and citizenship
From Software

elden ring screenshot showing a female character" data-src="https://media.altchar.com/prod/images/940_530/gm-a6eb131f-2fc0-4bc9-9b2e-b150a078cff9-eldenringscreenshot3.jpeg" data-lb-sidebar-href="" data-lb-caption-extra-html="" data-single-image="1">

Elden Ring

In the most recent interview, Elden Ring team finally talked about their long-awaited game, mentioning a couple of interesting things. It looks like Elden Ring will emphasize themes of racism, politics and citizenship among other things.

It's been a little over a year since we last heard about Elden Ring. FromSofware's next title was officially revealed at E3 2019 with a short teaser and that's about it. We're still waiting to see gameplay, but it looks like the wait could be over soon since Elden Ring team have finally revealed a small bit of info about the game.
In a recent interview, where the team mainly talked about their previous title Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the interviewer asked about Elden Ring and collab with George R.R. Martin, the author of Game of Thrones.

Since the interview is in Japanese, cocoakoumori on Reddit was kind enough to translate the interesting bits:

"This is one that I personally like and I think it's a very painful fantasy drama... There's pain there and from a human perspective there are themes of racism, politics, citizenship, and so on. So this is a work that is psychologically quote painful in a lot of ways and making a game with Miyazaki which such a huge world view.. on a world-level, everyone's looking forward to it so..."




If you follow the game closely, you probably know that insider Omni already mentioned politics as one of the themes in the game, which is not surprising since FromSoftware's games usually feature themes of politics, racism and conflict between races.
Anyway, after a long wait, this info certainly isn't much but at least we know that the game is still pretty much on the way. Hopefully, we won't have to wait for too long to see some gameplay.

Xiiiiiii, já é pra ficar com um pé atrás agora.