Elden Ring: this dog saves (in spite of himself) his mistress’s character from certain death

Elden Ring may have been voted video game of the year, but it’s still an extremely difficult game. However, some players seem to laugh at the challenge proposed by the FromSoftware studio. This is the case of the streamer MissMikkaa. On her Twitch channel, she fights against the most powerful bosses in the game by controlling her character with a dance platform.

Perhaps the date of Friday the 13th brought luck to the content creator. During one of her game sessions, broadcast live for the 150,000 people who follow her, Miss Mikkaa had to be absent. But the video game Elden Ring leaves little respite. Thus, while she was no longer in front of her screen, a dragon stood in front of her.

A perfect move made by… a dog

But the certain death that awaited him finally did not occur. Thanks to his dog, as reported by GamesRadar. The famous Yoshi, well known to viewers of the channel, intervened at the perfect time. Occupying his master’s broadcast room, the animal walked the dance floor acting as a controller. The character then moved in an ideal way.

Positioning himself behind a rock, the dog performed the perfect move that many real-life gamers would envy. In this precise place, the dragon that threatened the character found itself ineffective. The flames that he spit out could not reach his target. Lying motionless in this place for almost five minutes, the hero was able to survive until the return of the real player. Viewers thus attended an unlikely streaming moment like live streaming on reservation at times.

achievements already noted

Already last week, MissMikkaa caused a sensation on social media thanks to her challenges in the Elden Ring. Not content with defeating the game’s monsters using her dance mat, she made the difficulty even harder by playing the same game on a second screen using a controller.

Thus, the player must fight two enemies at the same time (as here, the game’s final boss): using their hands on one screen and using their legs on a second. A feat when some players are unable to succeed in their one-on-one duel.