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But what is it that makes the lightning ram broken? It was discovered after killing a Teardrop Scarab on the Atlus Plateau, the move cloaks you in lightning as your character bleats like a goat, turns into a ball and then rolls around like Elden Ring Runes the tumbleweed. It deals high damage, requires only a tiny amount of focus and stamina, and can be repeated without pauses. In addition, the lightning ram has top priority, interrupting the majority of attacks in PvP, making it extremely dangerous against online players.

Tylxx Tylxx told MMOexp through private messages, that he as well as his friend were getting frustrated with being invaded by other players. He decided to clap back. Then his friend discovered an odd way to do it...

"As far as backstory there is nothing I'd like you to remember is that me as well as my friend [PP in the video] were getting annoyed with the attacks and all the 'OP build' crap that people were using," Tylxx said. "Typically people would attack us when we were goofing around and then just shoot us with the pre-patch Erdtree Shield. Nothing fun at all. We set out to make sure that people had an unforgettable experience each time they visited us, and given the response to the video, I feel we've accomplished that."

Tylxx's video clip is perhaps one of the talked about examples that shows an Elden Ring player going for the win, but it certainly will not be the last there. Tons of folks are using the lightning ram to great success, killing tough bosses like Malenia and Blade of Miquella and devastating a large amount of players online.

To be honest, I love and I hate this. It's fun to watch people opt to play to win rather than engaging in honorable, head-to-head combat. However, while I can smile at watching some poor saps who was slammed by balled-up Elden Ring Runes buy players, being on the other side of this certainly sucks. It's also possible that the person Tylxx was bludgeoned by in the video was a fan of the ass-whooping. Maybe it's more fun than it looks.