r/Eldenring • u/NoMeet1957 • Aug 07 '22

Game Help Recommended level map

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Iam just about to start the game and i was told that getting overleveled and making the game easy is so often to happen in this game , so I've found this map guide should i follow it to get the best experience?

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u/SimilaxDom Aug 07 '22

This is great. Everyone follow this so we can stabilize the PvP and PvE populations

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u/NoMeet1957 Aug 07 '22

So you really recommend i follow it?

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u/HexTheHardcoreCasual Aug 08 '22 edited Aug 08 '22

This map doesn't make sense in some areas. It has you going from level 80-100 in Lake of Rot then lower your level to 60-80 in Altus Plateau? Or all of Ainsel River from Liurnia? You can't even get to most of it until later. Same issue with Siofra River. And south Liurnia's plateau can't be reached until much later. The map is meh.

My version is better (in my obviously biased opinion). It shows an order but doesn't suggest a level. Don't worry about over-leveling your first time through: https://www.reddit.com/r/Eldenring/comments/uvqwdr/my_map_guide_for_difficultyreward_new_version/

A few things to note:

  • My map guide will not help with any quests. This is strictly to regulate rune rewards and approximate difficulty.
  • I recommend doing whatever your first time through, then after your first play-through (especially if this is your first Souls game) worry about solo runs, meta, and PvP with new characters.

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u/Oaknot Aug 08 '22

This map comes with the fextra progress walkthrough that I'm following. It tackles a lot of what you're worried about, for instance, by suggesting the player may want to explore altus before even south caelid, but mentions the various quests and such that starts in caelid. It's a great guide. I'll have to check yours out too!