Reacting to The Lore of Elden Ring is Divine by VaatiVidya

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[@ChryslerJoeMacapayag-k4n]

Other games: "we use wiki and item description to understand the lore of our game". Souls player: we have vaati

[@opticmidnight2629]

Marikas people were killed by the hornsent (that we know of), and so Marika made them vilified when she took over as leader of the golden order.

[@sarahIcommented]

19:53 He's certainly the most memorable boss from my first playthrough. "Two guys in a lion costume" was not on my Elden Ring Bingo card.

[@brileonn]

Oop I just finished watching Vaati's video when I saw this lol

[@henshj9874]

Humans when we wake up and remember we have to go to work, "I simply want to be a bear"

[@d_eexe]

Smoughtown actually has a recent lore video all about godwyn and death in the lands of shadow, he talks about some of the things you brought up like the concept of the psychopomp

[@jbark678]

You should definitely check out Tarnished Archaeologist or Smoughtown. TA especially has some interesting observation, even if I disagree with some of his theories.

[@vergil8833]

I don't think Godfrey was a snake for joining the Golden Order with Marika, the hornsent deserved to have their divinity usurped considering what they did to the shamans in order to reach it.

[@aranthur]

My best understanding of the divine gate, based on this video and other sources, is that it opens into... essentially the source of all life?? A place very far away that is overflowing with power and strange, chaotic heavenly spirits, and which is almost impossible to access from the Lands Between I think for a long time the hornsent believed this place existed but that only small, temporary gateways could open to it in high places at the tops of massive enough natural spirals, like columns of spinning wind or twisting trees, allowing a few spirits through to this side of the divide, which their most devout believers were sometimes capable of allowing to possess their bodies. Something they saw as an incredible honor But eventually the hornsent discovered or created a ritual they believed would let them create a more permanent gateway by building a massive artificial spiral in the form of a tower made with the bodies and souls of thousands upon thousands of prisoners... And it worked! They created a doorway that allowed them to regularly call upon the spirits they worshipped into bodies like the lion dancers. But Marika was also able to use the gateway to basically steal a large amount of the life energy from beyond and, probably with the instructions of the Two Fingers, fashion it into the Elden Ring and the Erdtree, which she could then infuse into her own body and essentially make herself a god

[@grantiselin8124]

He missed his opportunity to title it 'The lore of Elden Ring is horny'

[@jeremyfisher3834]

Should totally check a youtuber by the name Fatbrett who covers interesting Elden Ring documentaries for both base and dlc theories :)

[@bwonghere]

If she post a react on his video, then I'll watch. Good tip

[@enuskosinua2133]

10/10 timing yay 😁

[@stijnvanrijsbergen8255]

Yay! Also FYI our boy Max0r has his (FIRST) DLC video out and it's very cool if you wanna get back into those

[@edwardgonzalez976]

have you've seen the other vaati videos about the dlc?

[@FutureScopeX]

Before the DLC dropped, when we saw the bear roar incantation in a trailer, I tried to call there was going to be a thing called "Bestial communion" alike dragon communion. Not a bad surprise it didn't happen as we got so many uniquely badass weapons, spells, AOW's etc.

[@Chasing_Micolash]

Love me some fellow Australian VaatiVidya videos, and nice reaction video Emma keep up the good work. 🥰

[@marzzattak]

Really looking forward to the Messmer video!

[@nihal.organa]

The hornsent people killed the shamans in the name of their religious beliefs. Marika managed to become a god, then proceeded to kill all the hornsent in revenge, thus achieving absolutely nothing and leaving the world without 2 whole cultures. That's why I like Ranni's ending so much, she's like: I don't care about any of you, I'm leaving with my lord, you can do whatever for a thousand years

[@retrojameshunter]

You got a new sub 🎉

[@YaleSOMInternshipFun]

Can we speculate a meta old/New Testament element to this with Hornsent as old school Jews, golden order as Christianity, and Marika a weird sorta Jesus with a lot of flaws?

[@moonrabbit2334]

20:25 I think you should look up the word first before saying it's cool😂

[@hellogoodbye3786]

Lol I think she meant it like in an aesthetic sense. I think i remember finding it funny bc it sounded similar to trumpet, after I looked it up i still had a bit of a laugh at the whole affair (badum tsss)

[@HeevaEgo]

@@hellogoodbye3786 true. I heard that word the first time and instantly thought of a soup for some reason😭😭

[@hellogoodbye3786]

@@HeevaEgo i could see it, maybe a dumpling soup or something like that 😆

[@safagamer4156]

😍😍😍

[@josiahconstantine1996]

@emmalition can u react to the sisters of rot that vaativida done

[@wyattfrye8262]

51:46 well it’s more the babylonians were sinful aholes, and like the hornsent, needed to be humbled. If we’re gonna talk about the Bible then we need to state the context as to why God destroys a section of humanity. So just stick to the reaction I don’t need your philosophy on anti-christian beliefs like everyone else here

[@jirinovotny653]

love your content, glad you are finally enjoying ds3, hate your (and generally british) pronunciation of Charon. In cz (and in greek) it is something like big letters from these: Hat cAr Rat lAW No .

[@ChrisKzr]

You're mint

[@Mr14041985]

Create your own video, I hate lazy people doing this shit