The most OVERLOOKED tool in Elden Ring

[@Leviathannohit]

Perfumes are one of the most underrated items in Elden Ring, so USE THEM. Also that varre fake voice costed me way too much lol Very excited to reach 100k soon thank you guys for that!

[@breadispain454]

I wish the perfumes would be non consumable. I hate crafting them every single time and it would be so cool to really have a perfumer class. I just want to stop at a bonfire and refill them all like the wondrous physik.

[@MonochromaticPrism]

What I am about to mention isn't cheese, unless you think it is fair to spend 10 hours farming for a 30 minutes of pvp with one of these builds. (and this is a good ratio, if you like using giant arrows for pvp you are potentially looking at 20+ hours of farming PER INVASION) For anyone who actually wants to play with lots of resources and are on console, just find a friend and repeatedly backup and restore saves to dupe resources. You should both be at 999 in everything after only a little while. Pc players, just mod and play offline then uninstall the mod and go online after you get the items.

[@filippogrimaldi7228]

@@MonochromaticPrism yes bruh it is cheese, it's literally called "duping"

[@leadfaun]

Pretty great video btw

[@noobmasters6913]

they are garbage

[@zekkekeipa6521]

Perfumes are really fun, but gathering materials for them is a pain, to use them consistantly. I wish we have some material trader of sorts.

[@noahsan92]

isn't there? the merchants? idk i barely used the crafting system

[@jebes909090]

just be a hoarder like me. i have so much crap its a bit embarrassing 😅

[@zekkekeipa6521]

@@jebes909090 i am hoarder as well, in normal playthrough i rarely run out of materials, but im doing pvp and really want use perfumes more there.

[@rylanfitzgerald6085]

Most of the basics I find by quickly running through Jarburg, but yeah the rest are annoying

[@Sonny173]

Easy thing to craft is the frost ritual pot does a ton of poise damage

[@pirateskeleton7828]

If you keep the perfumes equipped (this also applies to pots) and also use a mimic summon, the mimic will use the perfumes for free, without wasting your actual in inventory.

[@zentryx32]

i always had the buble perfume and dmg up perfume equiped, also perfumes work in area so if u stay close to the mimic u also get the efect

[@realtired3670]

as a side note, you can also give the mimic raw meat dumplings which will let it heal itself for 50% max hp with no downsides

[@pirateskeleton7828]

@@realtired3670 yes! I do this as well. It’s a good tactic.

[@VeganBro05]

If I remember right, the mimic also uses pouch items.

[@pirateskeleton7828]

@@VeganBro05 have to test this. That being said, I use the pouch for player specific stuff, like torrent, and the lamp.

[@Raptor747]

The problem with them is that the ingredients for most of the perfumes are really hard to come by and often really useful for other key items, too. As a result, people are afraid to use them much. Rune Arcs are kind of similar in that being unable to really farm them makes players unwilling to use them much.

[@ScottishWhisper90]

You can farm them by invading, so long as you succeed in killing the host that is.

[@avixka7751]

I have more rune arcs than I have these perfume materials combined

[@Nasc3nt_Butt3rfly]

If you are on PS I can drop 999 of every crafting material.

[@ElMarlish]

@@automaticninjaassaultcat3703 instructions unclear, dick stuck in rune arc ?

[@samuelbuckles4263]

Kill rats

[@Chachibenji]

"Man, Tricia is a GREAT summon with her uplifting aromatic" "Oh, you can craft those yourself actually." "As I was saying, my girl Tyche is GREAT"

[@Cathart1c]

Only crafting requires rare ingredients

[@Chachibenji]

@@Cathart1c *stares at you in 50 arteria leaves in inventory*

[@Sphagnopsida]

Been using spark a bunch to bolster a throwing knife focused consumable build and feel like it's important to note just how nice it is to have a Dex based source of fire damage! People joke about Int being blue Dex a bunch, but in reality Dex consumables add up to a toolbox of status and damage types that rival faith casters.

[@x10creeper52]

cool

[@Tackitt]

What all is in this toolbox

[@kingborgar35]

After today this is an addition to my arcane fighter.

[@Necrotaku999]

Lol no they dont rival faith, faith has it all, magic damage? You got it! Holy damage? Of course! Lighning? For days! Fire? An unlimited ammount! Status effects? Literally All but sleep, Yeah no, no one its in the same level of versatility of incantations, not to mention the advanced defensive incantations, with the exception of erdtree's protrction they are all Overpowered as fuck, sorcerers without law of regresion dont stand a chance agaisnt barrier of gold, i have humilliated 2 sorcerers at the same time in the colosseum (it bugged and my friend didnt appeared in the 2v2) with barrier of gold in a faith build So shut your mouth comparing dex to faith you heretic! LOL

[@MyPhobo]

I use a straight sword

[@cjw8497]

The uplifting aromatic that give you the bubble is my favorite. I used it to beat the final boss on my first run through. It's pretty broken having 10 free hits on top of your flasks and physik bubble.

[@AkuniLesare]

Eyyy, I've been using the Bubble perfume for bosses and especially when called to help. People really slept on those items, they've always been *fantastic* in their utility. Thank you for making a very informative and condensed overview about them, I didn't expect poison to be *that* good...

[@tobewanad]

I have my Mimic use the Bubble perfume for me, its saved me a surprising number of times (when I remember to stay close to my clone)

[@JoseSanchez-qx2re]

@Kill Bill mimic tear is an ash of war

[@tobewanad]

@killbill8921 Mimic Tear summon, found in Nokron

[@Pebphiz]

@Kill Bill Grow up. If you weren't meant to use them, they wouldn't be in the game.

[@juicyjoe1776]

@Kill Bill the dude is using mimic tear to use perfumes, bypassing consuming them, he already got good, play smarter not harder

[@dani40947]

i personally greatly enjoy the ironjar aromatic, theres extra challenge in the slow speed and heavy rolling but u are also The Tarnished of Steel and can do all of ur heaviest attacks uninterrupted

[@sieg.4444]

Heavy rolling easily bypassed through quickstep/bloodhound step. Shit’s OP.

[@Sp0rkWafflez]

@@sieg.4444 Really? Good to know. Thanks for this.

[@AxeMan808]

Ironjar Perfume beat Malenia and Radagon with a little help from me.

[@Spencer-wc6ew]

I feel this is also a great place to mention that you can store perfumes and pots at sites of grace. Stored ones won't use up cracked pots or bottles, but they will restock when you rest. So if you only ever use Spark Armoatic, you can craft and store a ton and not have to remember to craft more. (Storing a ton can be tedious though, since you have to do it in batches of at most 10.)

[@JustRob96]

That’s a really great tip

[@S_raB]

​@@JustRob96 I did this with Volcano Pots as an experiment. There is a limitation, being that only what is Equipped will restock from storage into your current inventory unless you go into storage every time and do it manually.

[@biggbeefo]

I wanted to do a build that was solely using perfumes, and it was tough. Theyre def a support item. I think it would be awesome if we could do like a quick craft action to make more mid battle so that they could be a primary weapon

[@busterbeast999]

Monster hunter style where if you try to use them when empty you just make some more. May have some exploits but what doesn't?

[@executioner_ecgbert884]

I've done several perfumer playthroughs and spark aromatic is not a support item. It's does insane amounts of damage

[@ultimaabyssal2484]

Hello, I'm from the future. You want a perfumes only build? They're weapons now, baby. Fully-fledged hold-in-your-hands type weapons. Go wild.

[@biggbeefo]

@@ultimaabyssal2484 thank you future person, I will now make that build real 😎

[@jacobh2629]

I absolutely love uplifting aromatic. Give it to your mimic for infinite uses

[@voltigeur]

I discovered this while taking on Malenia. It made my mimic a lot tankier!

[@jameskazd9951]

@@voltigeur i wish i would of thought of that when i fought her, ended up just using mimic with powerstanced great swords and stunlocking her to death after about 20-30 tries

[@ratboy850]

This is easily one of my favourite, if not, my favourite Elden Ring video. As an avid Perfume art fan it's helped with farming locations and I don't find it too horribly tedious to gather the required materials for each and every Perfume recipe, I enjoy having this on in the background from time to time while doing so as well, on repeat if necessary during longer farming runs. Love your editing and narration by the by, very smooth to watch and listen to.

[@phoenix8984]

Just came back to this channel after a long time, just to see you absolutely blew up in popularity. Well deserved man. Keep it up

[@maybeJace]

I used to use the armor tear in my mixed flask, but when I found the uplifting perfume that did essentially the same thing with an attack boost I opened up another tear slot in my mixed physic which was huge. Also using that in the seamless co-op mod led to some cool encounters where I saved my friend with the bubble shield.

[@GandhiTheGodOfWar]

Would love items you could purchase with maybe rare materials or lots of runes so that you'd never need to farm for materials again. What I mean is like a key item that makes it so whenever you're crafting it waves one of the material costs in crafting.

[@PrinceKheldar25]

Used the uplifting aromatic during my first play through to help with the Elden Beast and it was pretty darn useful

[@istolethispfpfromreddit]

I use the spark aromatic in my bow build. It’s surprisingly effective, because it covers a good area in front of you, which is exactly what a ranged build needs when dealing with aggressive opponents

[@Tackitt]

If you have a friend, backup your save file, give him everything, then reload the save. Repeat 4-5x to turn that 60 arteria leaves into 999.

[@stephenrochester6309]

Smells like cheating to me.

[@5438-q2y]

@@stephenrochester6309 This is the same game that locks some basic weapons and armors behind lengthy and boring grinds with abysmal drop rates. I'd dupe too if given the chance

[@stephenrochester6309]

@@5438-q2y All you need is two Uchigatana bro - everything else is a bonus.

[@Tackitt]

@@stephenrochester6309 I dupe entire characters to try different builds, how's that make you feel?

[@stephenrochester6309]

@@Tackitt Somehow that doesn’t feel as bad 😹

[@Kmosely42]

IMO the uplifting aromatic is the best one because its go to use of arteria leaves. Exalted flesh and blood boil are okay but getting a defensive buff, an offensive buff, and it be on everyone in range is HUGE. This is especially true if you're helping friends get through tough bosses. I understand the arteria leaves are pretty limited but they are a reward for difficult exploration locations. You might as well use them to make some bosses/phases a little easier.

[@buttqueef9900]

A guy saved me from Elden Beast's 'crucifixion' attack with a perfume once and now I always take them when called to help. They're fun to play around with, but it feels like a waste to use them on non bosses since crafting is boring. But for bosses there's a bunch to suit many playstyles.

[@Woollzable]

What type of perfume??

[@4Joo4]

@@Woollzable uplifting

[@allmensland2106]

Absolutely scrumptious editing comrade, instant sub

[@VanMetro]

Uplifting Aeromatics absolutely saved my RL1 run. So fucking clutch having 10 second chances against the endgame bosses.

[@undeadvex1719]

oh boy is this video SUPER RELEVANT now

[@TubsOG]

@@undeadvex1719 *Fromsoftware* - “Hold my beer”

[@KaisAWP]

4:23 my man knew what he was tralking about

[@SqueezedWings]

Love the Cult of the Lamb soundtrack in the background. ❤

[@Viitoldie1]

ive been messing with a pvp build where i have the frenzy flame in my left hand with unescapable frenzy, the grab incantation, and unendurable frenzy, the continuous frenzy incantation, and a dagger with bloodhound step in my right. Then I pop a ironjar aromatic and bloodhound step at my opponents. I can either grab them or blast them, and the ironjar aromatic also greatly reduces my madness buildup, so I can keep going forever. I then wear heavy armor with vyke's spear as a secondary melee weapon and im basically unstoppable. the only annoying part is the living jar shard requirement for the aromatics.

[@cheopstwentyone]

I love your balance of humor and information. Please keep making videos!

[@Leviathannohit]

I have no plan to stop just struggling to find interesting ideas

[@georgerolandallen]

great video as always. love perfumes

[@SequinBrain]

1:38 ish, "table the turns" 🤣😂 love it!

[@Borando96]

I personally don't like perfumes, because on top of having only a max total of 10 and requiring material, they also use fp and I rather want to cast my spells then that. That's why I love normal pots much more.

[@The_Joestar]

I use perfumes when I'm helping others out with bosses. I'm on NG+4 (haven't played for like 6 month though lol) and spent around 150-200 hours per cycle. Got so many ingredients I can make them almost infinitely. The uplifting aromatic is such a great tool to help especially newer players out. It's a shame that such an amazing mechanic is overlooked. I love perfumes

[@DuPSgamER]

Incredible video btw, everything summarized about these items in 5 min - Great work!!!

[@andreasosterberg8833]

Perfumer bolts are extremely rare and can only be farmed. Even with 99 arcane they are super rare and because of this I can only recommend using Exploding bolts instead since they according to the wiki, do only 14 less damage than the counter part. Also exploding bolts can be bought and to make it better, it does not need perfumer talisman to do good damage. But I think perfumes still are way too annoying to farm for the offensive sides of perfumes and I rather prefer using arrows/bolts. Since they can be bought and can kill any enemy in the game with just serpent arrows, bleed arrows and burred bolts. Though defensively or to buff I think perfumes are awesome and that I will agree is worth using. All in all... good video : )

[@ddt9292]

Hey my man, uplifting aromatic is straight bussin fr fr, perfect to prevent your 10 vigor homie from getting one shot while sunbroing.

[@prins-henrik1530]

Until they run away from you. [Unfathomable sort ahead, and then tears...] It's always the bleed builds...

[@deadhelix]

I really hope the soulsborne team keep these fun items in future installments. Ik dark souls has the reputation of “hard game get good” but I love how elden ring lets that style thrive while also letting people solve problems in a more creative way with a massive set of tools to gain advantages. There are so many people I have tried getting to play souls who refuse but then play elden ring and love it. I do think it is dependent though because I would love if they alternate between these traditional souls and more sekiro likes

[@chrismanuel9768]

It only got that reputation from bad players. From The very beginning Souls games have been forgiving to a variety of playstyles. I generally do medium armor, massive greatsword, and the biggest shield I can lift, while my friend used exclusively two handed hammers and no clothes. My brother used elemental magics, and our other friend used lightning magic and dual wield in light armor. Every single build was different and fun, and everyone always had a good time.

[@loureed1226]

thank you for calling out Dsp on his stream for breaking TOS🤣hilarious he banned you for simply asking a question. Love your Elden ring content btw this makes me an even bigger fan

[@americanbuffalo7802]

The issue for me at least with utilizing every odd tool in the game, like the Perfumer's Talisman mid battle, I honestly think most people aren't fast enough (especially if playing with a controller) to go into their inventory, find the correct talisman, put it on JUST for a split second to use an item, then find the battle related ones they want on for the fight...all while dodging, dipping, stabbing, blocking. If the game had a macro system where you could set up armor/weapon sets that change with a single button push (actually surprised it doesn't) like many games, I'd utilize more of these items. But most the time, you just rock whatever your best battle attire is at all times, unless you're doing some pre-fight prep.

[@Gamer3427]

Can confirm they're useful, (or at least the one that gives the bubble shield are). My roommate and I recently completed a coop playthrough, and during it we joked about how he uses a lot of items like firepots, while I almost never use consumables, so he ended up trying out more and more including the perfumer bottles. We were both surprised when we learned that there was one that gave that shield, so he started applying it all the time before we entered a boss room, letting us save our physic bottle or use it for other buffs.

[@Greywander87]

I kind of wish it worked a bit like the Flask of Wondrous Physick, where "materials" aren't consumed, simply allocated, and you regain uses every time you rest at a bonfire (sorry, "site of grace"). I think the consumable nature of tools like these is why a lot of people never bother to try them, but estus use is pretty much ubiquitous among all players of Souls games precisely because you get it back every time you rest, so no point in saving it for later. To be honest, I feel like the whole open world thing isn't a good fit for the Souls formula. A lot of extra features have just been weirdly glued on instead of being properly integrated, crafting being one such feature. With some tweaking I think you could make it work, but ER really does feel like "Dark Souls, but it's open world now". One of the major strengths of the Souls formula is the tight level design, something that you just can't do with an open world. I think to some degree crafting only exists because crafting materials exist, and crafting materials only exist to serve as loot to pad out exploration rewards, since the open world has a lot more places to go. Even if Dark Souls is full of weapons and armor I never end up using, it's still neat to find a unique piece of gear to add to my collection, whereas I'm getting pretty sick if finding mushrooms in ER. It's not like the respawning mushroom gatherables aren't already abundant. It kind of feels like every Souls game is a couple steps forward and a couple steps back. I appreciate that they're willing to experiment with new things, and ER adds a lot of cool new features (finally, a dedicated jump button!). But the open world and everything connected to it feels like a miss. A vestigial crafting system, disappointing loot to use in said crafting system, repeated reuse of assets (especially in tombs/basements/mini-dungeons), a wonky difficulty curve as a result of how open the world is, and so on. I think you'd need some fundamental changes to the Souls formula to make it work for an open world. Still better than most AAA open world games, but it's an interesting contrast to something like Breath of the Wild, which I think makes better use of its open world (but falls short in other areas). Basically, what I'm trying to say is that if perfumes/pots/etc. were designed to be as core to the game as the estus flask, then I think you'd see people using them a lot more. But they're not. They feel almost like an after thought, an extra.

[@kimjanek646]

Fully agree with you 😣 It’s a great game but like a lot of other great games, Witcher 3 comes to mind, they contain a whole lot of badly implemented ideas or options for the player. I find ER very tedious after a while because 80% of areas I explore don’t give me any reward that was worth the time. It just drags on way too long, doesn’t help that you fight the same bosses over and over while the real unique bosses are so rare in between 😢

[@canadiangopnik7007]

whenever I do co-op, I always bring Uplifting Aromatics, and I can't count how many times I've saved the host or fellow furled fingers with it

[@lightfallonthehead3842]

I really wish consumables would reset after colloseum battles (not after every death in combat ordeal tho that'd be annoying)

[@kimjanek646]

They should reset in general. Instead of crafting items, craft the maximum limit to carry them. Consumables are such a bad mechanic in most games. It’s kinda sad how they made a good call with with flasks in DS1 and how in later titles you expand the number of uses as you play. So many options. Like craft carry capacity or increase item efficiency just like sacred tears upgrade your healing items. Farming items is like the worst mechanic of video games. It’s equivalent of paying to play the game because you actually work instead of playing, paying with time instead of money. Oh you used all consumables on this boss and still haven’t beaten him? Well too bad, all your items are now gone.

[@yyrirhgdtukjgr2661]

Oh my God man. I’m so glad I found your channel. This is comedy. Gold but informative about my favorite video game series. Absolutely hilarious my friend.

[@maximillianmarcus5928]

I def use and love perfumes and it might be weird for people but I enjoy farming specially late game because 1. You can destroy most enemies, 2. Elden ring is beautiful and I enjoy the views and 3. You get exp and can try out builds and weapons which in turn makes you better at the game.

[@chriskoloski32]

I like the perfumes that give you and nearby allies the 90% damage barrier without the wondrous physick

[@kaden-sd6vb]

"draconic tree sentinel has suffered enough" THE SPAM SENTINEL HAS NOT SUFFERED ENOUGH

[@TinCanRocketMan01]

This is your first video ive watched and loved it. Good shit man

[@Memnoch_the_Devil]

Perfumes are the only reason I was able to beat the Bell Bearing Hunters. It’s also what I started every single boss fight that I used summons for

[@SomeWheats]

In general, the crafting system is pretty fun but no kidding like half of the tools need unreasonably rare materials that make it not worth it.

[@ericcarlton87]

Elden Ring looks so much more polished after the updates compared to when I first played. It’s crazy vibrant now on my OLED

[@balelosanto7869]

Leviathan your videos keep getting better

[@King_WhiteWolf]

I used the shit out of aromatics/perfumes in ER, but to be completely fair, a big part of that is because I am a fragrance collector/fkn lunatic in real life. I have an embarrassingly large collection of full-sized bottles (meaning not the travel or sample sizes); just shy of 240 bottles. And yes, every bottle is a different fragrance, as I don't count backup bottles or re-releases/special editions in that count. What I mean by fragrances is just what most people in real life refer to as "cologne" and "perfume", for men and women respectively. In world of fragrances/perfumes, "cologne" is actually an indicator of concentration (one of if not *the* weakest, and usually said as "eau de cologne"), and perfume is actually far more accurate to use regardless of gender than "cologne" is. It's really a development of the west where we've put such significant emphasis on gender for perfumes, where we distinguish between masculine and feminine with "cologne" and "perfume" respectively... I *promise* I don't bust out that whole diatribe in real life - with a dramatic pushing up of my glasses with my index finger and followed by a sharply pompous *"act-ually"* anytime someone says "cologne". 😂 Also, since I always get asked, no, I'm not rich by any stretch of the imagination. I've just steadily collected my collection over quite a few years, usually bottle or a few bottles at a time. Mostly financed them through quad-pay programs like Afterpay and the like which makes it relatively easy to overcome the cost of all this scented alcohol water. Also again, no, I am not the guy who wears enough to clear out every room I enter, though I'm certainly guilty of some mishaps in that regard in the past. I believe, especially with fragrances, that less in more, and I would prefer someone not know for sure where a faint scent be coming from and have to look for it and fine me, than to announce myself without saying anything. Fragrances aren't the only reason I used perfumes in ER though. It's also in part because of Monster Hunter: World and various buff items used in that. In that game (and I assume the assumes), once you reach the very late end-game hunts, it is essentially mandatory to buff up if you want to be efficient and competitive in your hunt times. So it became second-nature to farm for and use buffs there, and they function in a quite similar manner in ER, so it was an easy habit to fall into.

[@Vstromxt]

Between the ps4 and ps5 versions I have about 1000 hours of gameplay and still find new stuff occasionally. Like a few days ago I found the tombsward cave never knew that was there been by that area dozens of times.

[@NemuriVG]

Uplifting Aromatic and Bloodboil stack on top of each other so you could get a 40% phys damage increase along with the 90% damage reduction the bubble gives

[@c0r]

Slight side note, the depraved perfumers’ cape looks so cozy

[@Fantafaust]

Oh I loved the perfumes on my first playthrough, the poison one got me through my first few bellhunter encounters, and the bubble one was with me for the rest of the game, helping me and my mimic tear tank Malenia. So useful

[@Fixti0n]

I have an unhealthy addiction to uplifting aromatics, not only do they make you happy, but they also have a nice tint of lemon leaves. Also 10 bubble tear's with a bonus damage buff is also nice.

[@ryanleonard5316]

1:36 “why not table the turns” 😂 great video…over 200 hours in and on NG+ and haven’t used perfumes. Very helpful

[@ralayourlocalprotogen9628]

”Everywhere i go, i see its face” *camera cuts to runescape hit marker*

[@cp.ngoose1178]

I wanted to make a perfume build for pvp and since then I've been using the Spark aromatic since. If you're dex, definitely have it on your bar. It's got a deceptive hitbox where it pretty much comes out instantly- great for setting up or against aggressive opponents, also good for invasions when they're trying to blender you. The thing is, even if you're not a dex focused build, it still does fantastic damage. Good thing to try is using the spark, even for a deterent, and doing the running R2 on a heavy thrusting sword, maybe even slap an impaling thrust somewhere on there. It's a brilliant tool. I tried to use the others (not the bubble) in arena too but I couldn't get them off lol I didn't know about the insane dmg tick on the poison one though, holy. I think perfumes wouldve been cooler if they were a type of spell and you use a perfume catalyst of some kind, idk. Or even just making it so one bottle gets a couple of uses (maybe 3 considering there's 3 in the art?). I'd balance that by only allowing some of them to have that many uses though. Imagine 30 bubbles in arena 😫 I really really hope they develop more for DLC, such an underrated tool that could be made even better - just like gravity chunks and glintstone chunks, theyre amazing

[@camerondavis800]

My first pvp build used perfumes, i think it caught slot of people off guard

[@rayquaza5059]

Ironjar Aromatic + Shard of Alexander + Rotten Winged Sword Insignia + Waterfowl Dance weapon skill is ridiculous

[@mrhouse5133]

I used them!!! Barely understood them. But did dabble in due to the fact that my single favourite weapon in the game ended up being the Merias Executioner Greatsword, using the correct buffs that didn’t override each other was able to get damage up as high as 9k on a fully charged drill attack. Also had no idea there was a talisman for them...

[@windie7718]

Acid spray mist should break weapons and armor in pvp; making those items useless so you’ll have to farm another set or another play through if you don’t have a generous friend. It may seem like a harsh penalty to any caught in it, but it evens out with the low amount of formic rock available; and it would be hilarious to punish gank squads with

[@funkymachine]

The uplifting ones are so good on every build lol. It's quite literally free 10% physical damage.

[@catalystgreenhorn9184]

Pro tip if you use the Mimic Tear summon. Put one uplifting aromatic as a hotkey, and never use it. Your mimic will use it, and if you're standing close to your mimic when it does, it also gives you the buff. And it will never use YOURs, so its a free buff, forever.

[@kamicat7847]

Using Cult of the Lamb music for Elden Ring video, combining two best games of 2022 together. Nice

[@yoursexualizedgrandparents6929]

Would like it if there were also perfumes that apply all the effects. Feel like that's a missed opportunity, instead of throwing dungpies or using seppuku, you could just spray on a perfume to apply the effect.

[@juanyeeast1630]

Big ups for calling DSP boring lol

[@cardboardgod]

Great tip. Uplifting aromatic helps a bunch in the DLC.

[@Troo-Thirts]

I was really disappointed after I killed all the bell bearing hunters. I expected to have unlimited access to most mats in game, but the selection was kind of weak👎

[@hawkdracano3840]

The last play through I did at NG+1 I actually did start using perfumes. Now all I need to do is start using jars…

[@cooperstevens7219]

Looks like perfume is back on the menu, boys. All hail the DLC

[@Asriel_Cypher]

Finally someone mentions the Perfumes. I use the Uplifting a lot. I think it's nice. Having bubble thingy and damage. Even helps my summons. But "Hardcore Tryhards" hates any players who doesn't use Ungga Bungga and just weapons instead of magic and other tools...

[@executioner_ecgbert884]

Hardcore players will simply throw one knife at you and break the bubble instantly

[@Asriel_Cypher]

@@executioner_ecgbert884 That's if you're playing PVP. In PVE, this thing is king.

[@MrandMrsQuack]

I'm stoked for perfume bottles weapons

[@nosleepforme2242]

You can make the perfume that decreases your damage taken, equip it in like the 10th slot, then summon a mimic and your mimic will use it sometimes. Of course you keep yours so it’s infinite. Kinda neat.

[@hoodiegal]

i didn't know the bubble gave an attack buff! that makes it a more interesting option for me, as an alternative to golden vow ash of war on low-faith characters.

[@elretrahd]

For a long time I really thought perfumes were a large part of the meta until I saw polls talking about them. They probably were a large part of the meta a long time ago but don't remember what happened to em.

[@Quoth_The_Raven_Nevermore]

'looks at the uplifting aromatic' 'remembers the final bossfight in the DLC' 'sits down in the corner and cries'

[@dondemonico]

99% of craftables and especially consumables are underrated! You can 100% be sure; that everything with ateria leaves in it - is a great consumable!! And many more. Great vid, thanks ✌💯👌

[@kimjanek646]

More like 90% useless 🤔 My favorite is how you can immediately buy a crafting recipe for a useless buff that requires golden rowas, which you can only find 40-50h into the game on Altus plateau 😑

[@yodoleheehoo90]

I put in over 330 hours into ER, and I rarely ever use perfumes because of the rare/hard to find ingredients. If there was a Nomadic Merchant that sold each perfumes, I probably would.

[@thedoomslayer8900]

And now with the DLC, we get Perfume Bottles as a weapon type in case you wanted to go for a full Perfumer build

[@carterschuller1583]

Bro is gonna love the dlc perfumer content

[@Djurasmind]

I will definitely use this video for my item only run of Elden Ring

[@joshuakim5240]

Honestly, i just wish that there was a friendly Perfumer who sells perfume ingredients but at exorbitant prices. Considering how easy runes are to farm, the price would not be a problem for Arteria Leaves.

[@perote3]

I used a lot of perfumes because I went for a Faith buffing allies playstyle. It was super fun in coop, but also worked well in single-player thanks to the mimic also using the buffs and perfumes to buff me.

[@Ghost-br8kj]

Quick tip if u give the mimic the uplift perfume he will use it and u can get it too if u near him

[@bloodyidit4506]

They should add a talisman that refreshes your perfumes at a site of grace instead of having them be consumables. Or have them take a lot of crafting items to make but thry e d up beung like old dark souls spells with refreshable limited casts.

[@thespiciestmeatball]

Man! I’ve been sleeping on perfumes. Giving good farm spots was very helpful too. Definitely crafting them more during my next playthrough

[@codyhill9914]

Perfumers hat is my favorite bit of headgear in the game

[@solrac4270]

Perfumes are amazing and saved my maidenless run. Lvl1 against the late game bosses, that one hit shield is simply the best consumable of the game.

[@BigBinky_Gaming]

Put these on your mimics tear before changing up and you have the best support character as long as you have the mana to use it.

[@YelFlux]

Thank you man thank so much it's hard to find relevant Elden ring vidéo on KZbin.... The poison stuff I vs Scarlett Rott made me rewatch the whole Video ..art I was a bit sceptical at the beginning.... You rock my Elden Lord

[@Erynash]

I actually really wanted to use perfumes, but was discouraged by the materials required. Now that I know more farming spots, I'll try them out properly!

[@Sneed-tb4ge]

“I don’t know what TOS means but I’m banning you anyway” lmao

[@the40inchtaco]

I like keeping some perfumes handy just because the mimic tear will randomly use them. Free damage bubble without spending any mats.

[@TheWangspangler]

These will be so much better when they get their own category in the DLC

[@herbievalerius5740]

I don't remember the silver one's name, but I used it a lot on my unga bunga build, literally save my life so many times, it even works on torrent now, which is new, as it never registered Torrent as a friendly.

[@gamerpl4995]

Perfumes are really cool. I myself have used maybe 2 or 3 of them, but that was more than enough to prove to me how strong they can be.

[@chpoit]

the best part about the bubble aromatic is the mimic tear uses it FOR FREE