More and more players are finishing their first playthrough ofElden Ring, and the reviews are still as glowing as ever. Sporting some of the most challenging fights in gaming as well as a tight-knit community and near-endless discoveries in the open world,Elden Ringholds an enormous amount of content and gameplay for players to dig into.
The sense of community is evident for any player who has online mode turned on. No matter where one goes, messages will be awaiting them upon their arrival. Now, whether the messages are helpful or whether they aretrick messages planted byElden Ringtrollsis up to the reader’s discretion, but regardless of what the message is conveying, one gets the sense that they are not alone on their adventure.
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While there is a large sense of community in-game, one can easily find groups for the game online as well. For example, Reddit has a thrivingElden Ringcommunity where hundreds of posts go up daily. These posts vary from in-game clips of players' successes or failures toElden Ringpot boy sculpturescreated using a 3-D printer. However, another site forElden Ringcontent is YouTube, and YouTuber Marco Yolo recently posted an incredible intro forElden Ringbased off of the T.V. showFriends.
Using the T.V. show’s intro music along with footage from the game, Marco Yolo managed to design an intro that incorporated many of the most important side characters as well as some of the game’s bosses, such asElden Ring’s Starscourge Radahn. What works best for the video is how well Marco lines up these clips with the theme song of the show, turning the intro into a series of funny clips depicting the main character along with well-timed cuts to side characters and bosses. The funniest of these was perhaps when Fia hugs the player, only to immediately cut to Patches kicking the player off a cliff.
YouTube commenters loved the video and many added their own jokes underneath the intro. For example, one shot from the video featuresElden Ring’s turtle popetitled as such, which one user insisted should be corrected to “dog pope.” Another shot references this joke, as a turtle is instead labeled as a dog; this has been a running joke in the game since day 1, as players have left messages in front of all manner of animals calling them dogs. Another user joked that this newFor Honorupdate looks good, alluding to the fact that Marco Yolo typically posts content for that game.
Regardless of the jokes, Marco Yolo’s themed intro is an incredible work that deserves a ton of recognition. With perfect music and scene mash-ups as well as hilarious depictions and names for the characters, the video is a riot from start to finish.
Elden Ringis available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
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