While a small portion of the comment section members were grateful for the information they acquired from this fucked up test, the majority of people were distressed and expressed their displeasure at Elden Ring Runes the war crime they witnessed.
"Maidenless behaviour right here," said Dazdrasen Konstantin."This was the most horrifying thing I've ever seen during my time in Elden Ring, and I'm only 130 hours into the game," another commenter said likely referring to the fact that Elden Ring is full of horrible, unimaginable things. This is on par with the Albinaurics or any other thing that happens by Raya Lucaria for the sake of investigation.
Prizzaa doesn't have to be the sole Elden Ring player to display morally corrupt behavior while not being the most-loved NPC.
In reality, killing NPCs is, for a few an old-fashioned tradition. What makes this different is the way in which the character is in the larger fandom. Redditor VG_Crimson posted on the r/EldenRing on Tuesday to admit their guilt, in the appropriately titled blog post "I murdered Pope Turtle, so you do not have to." VG_Crimson not only described the last moment of Turtle Pope, apologies be to him, in a poignant detail , but also expressed his regret and shame over the "pointlessly" violent action.
After a while of wailing about the poor slug and then posting that Miriel was the same "kind-hearted" in cheap Elden Ring Runes the same way he had been before he was attacked.
