By force-spawning the Elden Beast and essentially dropping it out of the world with another zip, he's then able to access the final area without actually fighting anything. From the very first speedruns to the current.
Distortion2 is able to zip straight to the Four Belfreys and onto Maliketh in Farum Azula, kill him twice over with the same exploit, and then yeet himself through ashen Leyndell. Elden Ring may be at its best when the player takes their time and plays mindfully, but that doesn’t make speedrun attempts any less impressive.
This run leverages the familiar zip technique, which uses a perfectly timed guard frame exploit to launch players to kingdom come. But occasionally you'll see comparatively massive leaps, and with how tight this Elden Ring speedrun category has already gotten, Distortion2's latest attempt is certainly impressive. Speedrun records usually change incrementally, with small discoveries and refinements shaving off precious seconds. Who knows what the speedrunning community will come up with next? Distortion2, for one, isn’t stopping here: They think a sub-7 minute run is also possible, and will keep trying for that.Just yesterday, Distortion2 announced bold plans to pursue a sub-seven run after cutting Elden Ring's any% category – which simply involves hitting the end credits in any way possible – down to a scant eight minutes and change. The latest Elden Ring speedrun world record is less than 10 minutes now. To get around quickly, Distortion2 does a lot of falling off clips, sometimes paired with a quick restart of the game.Įlden Ring was released in late February, and there’s still plenty more left to find in the game. It’s an impressive feat that requires a combination of technical skills and research the streaming speedrunner has put dozens of hours into running the game. Speedrunners continue to compete in Elden Ring speedruns in all sorts of categories, some using glitches and others not.ĭistortion2 avoids combat, and instead dodges enemies or bypasses them completely. The new world record comes from prolific Dark Souls speedrunner Distortion2, who managed to finish the massively popular. The record isn’t listed up on just yet, but should come soon. A speedrunner has managed to complete Elden Ring in just under 29 minutes. That means there are a lot of glitches as Distortion2 breaks through the world’s boundaries to quickly reach endgame areas. Elden Ring speedrunning takes a whole communityīecause this is an Any% and “unrestricted” speedrun, anything goes when getting to the game fast.
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