Elden Ring - Tarnished-sized DLC enemies

[@AlanSmithee-r3t]

It's pretty comical how when they die their corpses pop back up to normal size

[@xylonus]

@@AlanSmithee-r3t uh no they still as big if you lay down with them

[@FrostyTheDankman]

It's kinda like dying in Fallout 3 when you're in the simulation turned into a child. Dying turns you into a weird long-fingered alien cause it stretches the child model over a full size ragdoll.

[@thesovietduck2121]

The Tarnished are short kings that overcome all. Truly poetic

[@skrubskrub]

The tarnished is like 5‘7 hes average

[@martinvr12]

​@@skrubskrub While is true that 5'7 is an average height globally, it still considered somewhat short nowadays. But other than that, the tarnished rocks!

[@Ifyoucanreadthisgooglebroke]

From a european or african perspective, short king. Or tall queen. But overall it is average king or very tall queen.

[@one-eyedepi9338]

Now make tarnished sized vulgar/shadow militia

[@r30413]

hehe... They have nowhere left to hide.

[@spase667]

Huh. It does make you question why some enemies have infinite poise when they’re not physically larger than you.

[@Peachy232]

"Difficulty"

[@ilhamadigunawan5264]

this really show the importance of the size difference. they don't feel intimidating at all 😭

[@MAN_WITH_AK47]

wdym the thing u should be scared of is a short 5'0 guy

[@synx5196]

its the camera distance making them look like ants

[@zlatto]

Size does matter

[@ChuckPalomo]

It's because of their tiny heads.

[@aBucketOfPuppies]

He should give them the invader effect so that they are scary again

[@Szaman810]

0:10 6'0 vs 5'11

[@EyebrowBandit]

I now imagine that the "Snack sized" or "Share sized" food equivalent in Elden Ring is called "Tarnished sized" in the lore.

[@Defensive_Dwarf]

They just look like tiny lil guys now

[@buckyhurdle4776]

Cute little fellas

[@gestalt7529]

..just like us 💀

[@martinvr12]

Curse you osteoporosis! -The Enemies.

[@genghiskhan6809]

Even the normal fodder enemies being bigger than the player just kinda gets to me

[@johnnyplto5592]

whenever i killed a thrall in ds3 i would shit my pants because i realized they were twice as tall as me when they were stretched out

[@EmeralBookwise]

Bosses and mini bosses being larger than the player is all well and good, but it has always irked me how even the regular fodder enemies tower over the player.

[@odinonion4619]

This. I just don't get it, as if the regular enemy need the little cheat in size to get the upper hand.

[@ceral1871]

@@odinonion4619it’s not a cheat them being taller literally makes it easier for the player to fight them?????

[@DreamyAileen]

@@odinonion4619 It's for visibility. If enemies are the same height or even shorter than the player character then sometimes the player character will block the camera's view of them, making it harder to see what they're doing

[@calebgriffin4214]

Your character is a certain height, but your “eye level” where the camera is is much taller than the player. From that perspective, enemies need to be taller to match the height of the camera so it can give the effect of them being a normal height

[@dougymoney379]

Try playing Demon’s Souls. Almost every humanoid enemy there is the same size as you. See if it feels any better for you.

[@Αστερίων13]

0:18 look at their silly long aaa arms

[@johnnyplto5592]

snake people

[@AT7outof10]

No wonder I feel like they can always reach me while I can't.

[@melkorstormcrown6939]

I never understood why they are bigger than the guy who goes on to become Elden Lord. At least after becoming Elden Lord, I feel like the player character should grow big like Kratos or something?

[@gestalt7529]

0:25 This isn’t even close to dad-son height difference, it’s more like dad-infant ☠️☠️

[@xylonus]

Like the size gap is ridiculous not just with Tarnished but with each different enemies too that I find like the concept of mating (I know) so bizzare in Elden Ring

[@piketheknight2581]

I like this mod, i think knights should have the og size of soldiers, and divine beast and bird warriors should have the knight's og size

[@KateikyoshiDX]

I want to see Radahn being the normal size. He has to be taller than you, but not as much as he is in the game

[@odinonion4619]

I guess people want to see the lore size but everyone is the same size.

[@kenzieuchiha1191]

So basically opening cinematic Radahn.

[@iamMildlyUpsetWithMostOfYouTub]

@@kenzieuchiha1191that radahn is still huge because morgott is also a pretty big boy.

[@melkorstormcrown6939]

@@odinonion4619Radahns lore size is “bigger than you”

[@Fano2311]

Radahn is an anime 6 foot

[@simon-peterwilliamson2412]

Our tarnished did not eat his vegetables and protein

[@the_furry_inside_your_walls639]

Real talk and unrelated, but I love how the Messmer Knights actually sound like people inside heavy plated armor instead of ethereal wraiths like all of the soldier and banished knights in the base game sound like. It always irked me that all of the knights from the base game sound like they're practically ghosts when they're just suppose to be noblemen in armor.

[@poleofversatility7074]

I kinda prefer it this way. Maybe it's because my fave FromSoftware game is Sekiro (still a height difference, but not too much), but I prefer it when you can engage the mobs as "equals". It also forces you to pay attention to things like armor details rather than using "bigger = more dangerous" to gauge the difficulty of a fight.

[@a.maillardangelopoulos1155]

0:23 dont talk to me or my son ever again!

[@JBrander]

and then on the right side "alright, you can talk to us"

[@ChuckPalomo]

One of the things I hate about Fromsoft games since DS3 is how every enemy has weird inhuman proportions for seemingly no reason, even when they're supposedly human themselves. Breaks immersion a lot and makes it awkward to fight them, because even trash mobs have so much reach you have to rely on dodging instead of positioning, which in turn contributes to this game being the roll fest that it is.

[@bazokarpg1999]

Man I miss when enemies were player sized. I think they should keep the crucible, fire knights and the divine bird/beast warriors the same but normal human enemies like foot soldiers and nobles should've been the same as the player's height.

[@shiroamakusa8075]

When you catch your enemies during "bring your family to work day".

[@synx5196]

if elden ring was made during demons souls era

[@bbyponk]

feels like ds2 soldiers now

[@mrbones9332]

I knew those Fire Knight's arms were a bit too long

[@hanscascante7933]

“It has become clear to me now…I CAN NO LONGER DENY IT…I am smol.”

[@xeox4280]

This looks way better

[@Nin_tony]

we need a small furnace golem

[@YEY0806]

Small fire giant

[@maybecoolperson7466]

Never realized how tall divine bros warriors were

[@bulwark7840]

it would be a cool mod to make everything tarnished sized

[@YEY0806]

Now I'm just imagining Rykard and Fire Giant 😂

[@lax9586]

Ever since bloodborne I have always wondered why even the normal-ish people where easily taller than the player character.

[@viorp5267]

Elden Ring, but weapon leangth now matters slightly in PvE

[@Hooze-rr3en]

Crazy take

[@glatykoffi6672]

​@@Hooze-rr3enSane take. For player range to matter, you need easy stun and comparable range. Only trash mobs have both in pve.

[@Hooze-rr3en]

@@glatykoffi6672 that might be almost be true if the game had good hurtboxes, but for bosses like maliketh and hoarah Loux, point blank attacks from short ranged weapons often dont register. That and some of the most annoying enemies and bosses can be staggered like renalla or malenia as well as banished knights. It’s also unfair to call trash enemies trash enemies when they constitute rats, dogs, wolves, birds, soldiers, knights, misbegotten and skeletons, most if not all humanoids, npcs, and certain bosses. That’s like 3/4 of the enemies in the game lol (To clarify, I’m saying that to dismiss most enemies in the game is a ridiculous thing, not that they’re “trash” enemies, even though I would contend with that perception as well.)

[@Hooze-rr3en]

Oh and you wouldn’t want to use a fist weapon with the damage and speed of a colossal weapon would you? Or a great sword with the range of a dagger. Because range is instrumental in a weapon’s viability and balancing in the sandbox. Not that it’s always balanced well, and sometimes the range difference within a weapon class is somewhat negligible, to say range is irrelevant is an absurd thing to suggest.

[@viorp5267]

@@Hooze-rr3en The enemies are literally so much bigger than you that you can't out range most of them with a spear even if they hold a shortsword.

[@captainspirit11]

Damn king what stats and axe scaling you have on 1:46 ? Big numbers

[@Samura1313]

Pretty sure this guy modded many things for convenience. You can see that all guard counters are sped up compared to the base game.

[@sn0wsh00]

Quality infusion with 60 STR and 60 DEX

[@captainspirit11]

@@sn0wsh00 you rock, thank my man

[@randompopsiclecat7012]

I think the top down camera makes it so when they are slightly larger than the player they feel like your size but when they are the same size they look so tiny omg mini beast warriors are so cute

[@codycarter9906]

its funny a lot of these enemies dont feel colossal when you fight them (bigger maybe, but not THAT much bigger) but when they're adjusted for your size they all seem tiny!

[@DragonTypeTrainer]

I always think about how many enemies are way bigger than the Tarnished but how many things like doors, levers, and staircases are Tarnished sized. Like, how many enemies walk around ducking and crawling and crouching just to get around?

[@Auloss]

the best part is , there are ZERO lore explanation

[@YEY0806]

What do you mean? It's very clear that the tarnished is simply malnourished, as said in the protein powder item description

[@Grambee]

it has become increasingly obvious I CAN DENY IT NO LONGER

[@Fano2311]

🦐

[@odinonion4619]

It reminds me the first time I fight Raven in Gothic 2. Most enemies in gothic 2 are normal size, and you can win most fights until Raven was using a two hand sword.

[@hesserk]

this is so much better. every enemy being bigger gets old fast.

[@thomasspinola7417]

it looks good and realistic, nice

[@SangSaner]

Tarnished mimicking soldier: mornin. Original: good day to you sir-. Whoa wait a minute what the hell!? Tarnished mimicking soldier: ahh ah!-

[@theguileraven7014]

Is there a version of the mod that only applies to normal soldiers and not things like Knights?

[@newbossbro3180]

Make it for all main bosses as well both DLC and non-DLC

[@Evoke-Chaos]

for some odd reason, if the enemies are not much larger than the player, they look smaller. I always thought that common soldiers (00:00) were smaller and these 0:08 were same size as tarnished.

[@SleepyMatt-zzz]

As a 5.5 foot guy, this hits harder then I thought 😅

[@jamster8764]

That fight with the first fire knight was cinematic as fuck.

[@JBrander]

Before, and WAAAAY before!

[@wont0repeat446]

Awww the black knights are so cute Look like they’re trying their best

[@Brinkalski]

I think what this shows me is that the basic footsoldier enemies could totally be tarnished sized, but the enemies that are meant to be intimidating look better bigger

[@r-i-n-n-e-r]

Wow they actually have the same model and proportions as the tarnished

[@sucinistro]

They dont dude...

[@InsulinRunner]

@@sucinistro It's pretty close. You can tell the fire knight's heads are a liitle shrunk but everything else matches up.

[@WatrushaPT]

@@InsulinRunner long arms and legs

[@buckyhurdle4776]

The horned warrior are pretty dead on they just have like 3 inch longer arms

[@r-i-n-n-e-r]

Yeah maybe minor differences exists

[@Fano2311]

Must be a perspective trick because a lot of things don’t feel bigger in the base game while I’m fighting them

[@TheFemboyHunter]

0:37 what is that weapons name

[@NirrumTheMad]

Torchpole

[@BSJINTHEHOUSE420]

Big brother vs small brother

[@pogicus89]

I just kind of assume that sizes in fromsoft games work like in One piece, were people can be very very large but it's just normal

[@123-o2r4n]

Could u do morgott too? 🙏

[@dumbname1961]

difference between 5'11 and 6 is staggering

[@Spicyfella]

I wish the tarnished wasn't a manlet.

[@r30413]

Very cool...

[@lekyybanez6917]

they look so cute

[@khajiitimanus7432]

This is pretty cool, but it does also feel a little uncanny after getting used to the bigger sizes. If they were all closer to Tarnished size, the knights should definitely still be slightly taller.

[@afckingwizard6628]

Since when are the enemies that tall. They are the same size as me

[@おしげ-b1w]

彼らの巨躯が羨ましい。我々も身長を操作できればよかったのに

[@henrybales6361]

Elden ring when the enemy is player sized: >:] Bloodborne when the enemy is player sized :(

[@Chatisthisrealquestionmark]

tarnished = cosplay.

[@randomguy-tp7wj]

Dont talk to me or my tarnished ever again

[@ventoreo6311]

Please, make Vulgar Militiamen and Shadow Militiamen :D

[@lespaul100150]

Feels like demon souls

[@gurra981]

150 cm people in a 180 cm world

[@rexsybimatrimawahyu3292]

6 foot vs 5'10

[@WdoubleyouW]

0:00 bro is tweaking

[@purehollow]

Suddenly they are a lot less intimidating

[@YEY0806]

They look cute actually

[@TheSupremeSussy]

5'11 vs 6'1

[@youngmin1986]

they r looks so cute

[@TheGamingSpartanA113]

I know it's purely a gameplay perspective, the whole purpose of having taller enemies was so they can be seen easier while the camera is behind the player at all times in the 3rd person. But I would also appreciate same-sized enemies regardless.

[@glatykoffi6672]

I find it to be a false reason, only souls use and abuse disproportionate huge humans, hardly any other 3rd person does it. It's just a design choice. Same size imply same limitations, only trash mobs have player limitations in souls, unlike a game like nioh where player like mobs are common and can be actual bosses.

[@TheGamingSpartanA113]

@@glatykoffi6672 Thanks! Now write me down a recipe for chocolate cake.

[@nocaptcha8110]

This proves that elden ring is just Jackass 2: midgets revenge