Elden Ringcame out over two months ago, and many players have likely finished the game. Some players are now spending time in PvP, while others have started subsequentElden Ringplaythroughs, either with a different starting class or by taking the same character into New Game+.
Elden Ringfeatures several bossesfor players to take on, and it gives users different types of weapons and tools to finish the job. It has an abundance of weapons, armor sets, and Spirit Ashes that summon NPCs, and every tactic seems viable to a certain extent. A new survey reveals some of the most popular weapons, bosses, classes, and many other interest stats as voted by a section of theElden Ringfanbase.

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Japanese video game magazineFamitsuconducted a survey onElden Ringbetween April 9 and 13. It was answered by 1700 people, who were asked about their playthrough and voted on their favorite parts ofElden Ring. The results are probably not surprising to anyone who has played the game. Katanas won againstall otherElden Ringweapons, with Bloodhound Step and Transient Moonlight being the most popular skills. Comet Azur, the sorcery that can defeat bosses in one hit when using specific items, was undoubtedly the most popular spell in the game.
Unsurprisingly, many fans voted for Mimic Tear Ashes as one of their favorite summons. It ranked at the top of this list, followed by Black Knife Tiche. UsingMimic Tear Ashes summons a copy of the player, and at launch, it was able to defeat some bosses on its own. While Mimic Tear Ashes was nerfed in Patch 1.03, it’s still incredibly effective and will likely remain a popular choice.
The survey asked readers to choose up to five bosses that left the biggest impression on them. Starscourge Radahn and Malenia came out on top, with just 29 points separating them. A similar question was asked about the regions andNPCs ofElden Ring, with Caelid and Ranni being the most popular choices in these categories.
The survey reveals other interesting details about the players’ experiences. When asked about what they liked aboutElden Ring, most voted for story and the world, followed by the open areas and the emphasis on exploration. Vagabond was themost popular starting class inElden Ringamong the people surveyed, and they also voted for Vigor as the most important stat. It’ll be interesting to see if these rankings change in the coming months, but some are likely to dominate their category for the foreseeable future.
Elden Ringis out now for PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.