he Elden Ring DLC, Shadow of the Erdtree, has been out for almost a week and has been receiving mixed reviews. Not because it’s bad, but because it’s difficult. FromSoftware heard the pleas of those who can’t stand the game’s difficulty and added a new update to make it a little easier for the complainers.
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he calibration update 1.12.2 It went live on Wednesday and will affect the new mechanic added to the DLC called Shadow Realm Blessing. The Blessing system gives players a boost to their attacks and reduces the damage they take, and the update will bolster those numbers to help players.
In Shadow of the Erdtree, players level up their boons by finding Scadutree Shards. These fragments are scattered throughout the game and are used to increase Scadutree’s blessing. , which is what improves the player’s offensive and defensive statistics. The new Blessings system also strengthens the summons available to players, known as Spiritual Ashes. Players can also find Revered Spiritual Ashes throughout the Shadow Realm, and their summons can deal even more damage.
So why does a developer like FromSoftware, who deliberately makes their games difficult, now decide to make them Shadow of the Erdtree a little easier? Well, it’s because the players were complaining about it.
Review scores Shadow of the Erdtree fell to “Mixed” on Steam, meaning there was a balance of positive and negative reviews. This happened just a few days after its release with a mix of people. giving fair reviews about the game’s performance on their PCs and others complaining that the game is too difficult. Even top streamers on Twitch He said it was too difficult.
FromSoftware is no stranger to rebalancing its games as early on there are some mechanics that don’t work as expected. However, by polishing the Blessing of the Realm of Shadows, the developer is showing players some pity this time.
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