#SWORDS AND SOULS TIPS UPGRADE#
You'll be rewarded for moseying around the overworld for a bit, gathering useful crafting materials for hunting down golden seeds (opens in new tab) to upgrade your flasks. The dungeons, or castles, are more like raids that jump up in difficulty and hold bosses with multiple phases. The open world is for exploring, doing side quests, defeating minibosses, collecting gear, and leveling up.
If you want a massive challenge, go for it, but Elden Ring is structured more like an MMO. It feels natural to barrel toward something that looks like it'll move the story forward as soon as possible, but that's not really how the game is designed. But in Elden Ring, don't go straight to the big castle or buildings planted at the end of every major area. This may sound like a weird tip, considering sticking to the critical path is the easiest way to play many games. Some parts of the game almost require stealth, too, so practicing it early on will give you a leg up when that time comes. That means you can abuse the stealth to get you to items that are past a few monsters, or to get yourself in position for a nasty, high damage backstab. Enemies are limited in how far away they can hear you when you're crouching, and if they do, they only go looking where they last saw you. Elden Ring's stealth system seems to be plucked right from Sekiro. I can't stress this enough: use the stealth system.
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