So far as I can discern, the niko's no death Elden Ring speedrun is the fastest speedrun ever posted. The website Speedrun that lists the games played and the time that speedrunners finish the games in Elden Ring Runes, doesn't have any information in relation to Elden Ring right now. There are some YouTube videos of other athletes who are speedrunning quicker than niko, for instance one who claimed to beat the game in a little less than an hour, however nobody has beaten niko's death run. At least, not yet.

Elden Ring is one of the most played games currently. Although the number of players has since declined, the action-based game set Steam as well as Twitch records shortly after its release on February 25. There are also hacks and mods for the game, and it's just a matter of time before people discover a wealth of secrets within the Lands Between, if they didn't yet.

Although it's amidst an ocean of tutorial-heavy open-world adventure, Elden Ring doesn't hold your hand. It provides no explanation of how things work and instead lets you discover the answers by yourself. So, those who are new to the site are likely to bang their heads against the tough exterior.

The absence of a pause feature, however, is a little different. Although most criticisms of FromSoftware's design cause me to squirm I can understand where people are saying they'd like to stop immediately of the game. It's not as if FromSoftware is averse to this kind of feature 2019's Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is, in my opinion, the most challenging game from the studio's current lineup, let players stop whenever they wanted to. It's possible to do it.

Of course, everything is gone when multiplayer becomes involved But, come on, FromSoftware. Let people pause Elden Ring without jumping through the hoops. Your games, and life itself--are hard enough to comprehend in cheap Elden Ring Items the way it is.