One of the defining features of an open-world game—
there are ten thousand paths for ten thousand players.
Unlike Yin who had a fierce battle with Crab bro and then was schooled by Shrimp Bro.
Wang Laoju was in a bit more of a hurry to get results.
After slashing Crab bro a couple of times and realizing the guy was too tough, he immediately rode his horse right through the entire muddy area.
He didn't even spare a glance at Shrimp Bro.
I'm outta here!
Lake Liyeniya is vast, and the numerous marshy trees obstruct the view.
When players first enter, even though the surroundings are flat land, it's still quite easy to get lost.
But being lost is also part of the fun in an open world.
Besides, "Elden" always places attractions evenly in the game to entice players to explore.
Lao Ju had just passed a place named "Boiled Shrimp's Broken House," where he encountered an NPC squatting at the door with a foul mouth.
In front of him was a pot filled with shrimp claws and meat.
