Magic Monk | I accdentally gained 20 levels trying to get the Lazuli Glintstone Sword [Elden Ring Xbox 4K 60FPS] @magicmonk | Uploaded November 2022 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
Hi everyone. I haven't played Elden Ring in a while - I thought I would revisit the game because I never completed any achievements for it on Xbox and I did buy the game in the early stages when it came out, so I feel like it's a bit of a waste of money if I don't revisit it and complete some achievements.
Since I've already tried playing a warrior and hero, I thought I'd try a spell caster class this time to experience something different. I can see my previous characters are still there but I chose to start brand new as I have pretty much forgotten how to play anyway.
This time I used a lot of guides to help me play rather than just figuring things out myself. I got my Meteorite Staff and the Rock Sling spell, which allows me to do an insane amount of damage and pretty much one or two shot kill most monsters. I have some trouble with bosses but standing far away with the rock sling spell means that I still kill them in relatively few tries.
Now back to the main point of the video - I was following a guide which wanted me to get the Lazuli Glintstone Sword. I was very excited about the sword from what I read and spent about 3 hours getting it. However, the sword that I got eventually wasn't that great, but what I did notice was that I was 20 levels higher by the time I got it.
The reason is because in order to get this sword, I had to kill the same thing over and over again until they dropped it. The monsters I had to kill were quite easy to kill and they gave insanely high amounts of runes. So by the time I got the sword, my level was in my thirties, when I started on about level 10.
Enjoy the video! The video was recorded using the Xbox Series X on the highest possible setting (4K HDR 60FPS)
Hi everyone. I haven't played Elden Ring in a while - I thought I would revisit the game because I never completed any achievements for it on Xbox and I did buy the game in the early stages when it came out, so I feel like it's a bit of a waste of money if I don't revisit it and complete some achievements.
Since I've already tried playing a warrior and hero, I thought I'd try a spell caster class this time to experience something different. I can see my previous characters are still there but I chose to start brand new as I have pretty much forgotten how to play anyway.
This time I used a lot of guides to help me play rather than just figuring things out myself. I got my Meteorite Staff and the Rock Sling spell, which allows me to do an insane amount of damage and pretty much one or two shot kill most monsters. I have some trouble with bosses but standing far away with the rock sling spell means that I still kill them in relatively few tries.
Now back to the main point of the video - I was following a guide which wanted me to get the Lazuli Glintstone Sword. I was very excited about the sword from what I read and spent about 3 hours getting it. However, the sword that I got eventually wasn't that great, but what I did notice was that I was 20 levels higher by the time I got it.
The reason is because in order to get this sword, I had to kill the same thing over and over again until they dropped it. The monsters I had to kill were quite easy to kill and they gave insanely high amounts of runes. So by the time I got the sword, my level was in my thirties, when I started on about level 10.
Enjoy the video! The video was recorded using the Xbox Series X on the highest possible setting (4K HDR 60FPS)
![I accdentally gained 20 levels trying to get the Lazuli Glintstone Sword [Elden Ring Xbox 4K 60FPS]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fTAX4lURSCE/hqdefault.jpg "I accdentally gained 20 levels trying to get the Lazuli Glintstone Sword [Elden Ring Xbox 4K 60FPS]
Hi everyone. I havent played Elden Ring in a while - I thought I would revisit the game because I never completed any achievements for it on Xbox and I did buy the game in the early stages when it came out, so I feel like its a bit of a waste of money if I dont revisit it and complete some achievements.
Since Ive already tried playing a warrior and hero, I thought Id try a spell caster class this time to experience something different. I can see my previous characters are still there but I chose to start brand new as I have pretty much forgotten how to play anyway.
This time I used a lot of guides to help me play rather than just figuring things out myself. I got my Meteorite Staff and the Rock Sling spell, which allows me to do an insane amount of damage and pretty much one or two shot kill most monsters. I have some trouble with bosses but standing far away with the rock sling spell means that I still kill them in relatively few tries.
Now back to the main point of the video - I was following a guide which wanted me to get the Lazuli Glintstone Sword. I was very excited about the sword from what I read and spent about 3 hours getting it. However, the sword that I got eventually wasnt that great, but what I did notice was that I was 20 levels higher by the time I got it.
The reason is because in order to get this sword, I had to kill the same thing over and over again until they dropped it. The monsters I had to kill were quite easy to kill and they gave insanely high amounts of runes. So by the time I got the sword, my level was in my thirties, when I started on about level 10.
Enjoy the video! The video was recorded using the Xbox Series X on the highest possible setting (4K HDR 60FPS)")
![Secret to defeating Castle Sol boss Commander Niall as a mage [Elden Ring Xbox 4K HDR]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/hB4IQMme3u4/hqdefault.jpg "Secret to defeating Castle Sol boss Commander Niall as a mage [Elden Ring Xbox 4K HDR]
So I am trying to get my sword of night and flame upgraded to level 10, which requires an Somber Ancient Dragon Smithing Stone. In order to get this stone, you must complete the Latenna questline, which means you must kill the Castle Sol boss Commander Niall.
This boss is insanely difficult initially. You have to try a lot of things and do a lot of research. After doing the homework, it does get a lot easier. Firstly, at the start of the fight, he will summon two knights to help him. These knights do a lot of damage, so you have to get rid of the knights first before tackling the boss.
One of the knights will run at you (the one that is dual weilding). This is good because that means you get a bit of time to kill him before the other two bosses reach you as well. Use a carian greatsword spell to quickly finish the first knight.
If the second knight charges at you, use a carian greatsword to finish him off too. If he doesnt, run far away from both the knight and commander Niall, and use a ranged spell (in my case I am using Comet Azur) to finish the second knight.
When Niall is the only one left standing, thats when I summoned my spirit to help. Mimic Tear will create an identical version of yourself. In this case since I have only equipped two spells, the mimic tear should shoot Comet Azur at commander Niall a few times. This will help a little bit but not too much.
The only way to defeat Niall is to know when to dodge, so his attacks dont touch you. If you get used to his attacks, you basically know when to dodge (at the last split second when he charges at you).
After you master the dodging, itll simply be a case of standing as far away from him as possible, drink your mana potions and fire the Comet Azur. Hold down the comet Azur spell button so it will damage him as much as possible per shot.
Hope you can see how I defeated him and do the same!")
![How to defeat Radahn as a low level 55 mage *do not use rock sling* [Elden Ring Xbox 4K HDR]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/imEJzw2HTxs/hqdefault.jpg "How to defeat Radahn as a low level 55 mage *do not use rock sling* [Elden Ring Xbox 4K HDR]
General Radahn is definitely the hardest boss Ive come across in Elden Ring. The fight against him was super interesting. Not only are you able to summon people in the very same arena as youre fighting him, if he kills the people you summoned, you can re-summon them again after a short while.
The problem is, even with this huge perk, Radahn still kicked my ass the first few times I tried. He is simply too strong.
Looking at this problem logically - how did I die every time? Basically because on Youtube I watched a very strong mage (level 90) defeat him with the rock sling spell. In order to land rock sling on him, you had to be within a certain distance. Unfortunately, that distance was too close. Once he sees you and chases after you, its pretty much instant death.
So I found another spell. Lorettas Greatbow. With this spell, you can basically stand so far away that if he starts running at you, you can run away with your house and he will never catch up. Using this spell, killing him was almost too easy. He barely landed any hits on me.
Enjoy the video!")
