Randy Orton has apparently grinned for heck Elden Ring. Action RPG was released earlier this year to critical acclaim and commercial success. It is one of the biggest games of 2022, and it even managed to steal attention from long awaited games like Dying light 2 and Horizon Forbidden West. Beyond just being a well-made game that is fun to play, the online community has found ways to make it extra enjoyable thanks to viciously fast races and more. Its success has resulted in FromSoftware promising to expand the world of Elden Ring outside games, which should be exciting for fans of the game.
WWE star It revealed Randy Orton on Twitter which he is one of the bigger fans of Elden Ring. Orton noted how he spends his free time while traveling by bus by playing Elden Ring. In response to a fan, the professional wrestler remarked that he is an amazing level 527 in Elden Ring, which can be a joke given how absurdly high it is. With that said, since he spends a lot of time on the road, Elden Ring may be one of the few ways for him to entertain himself. Maybe Orton’s love of the game also made him make some mistakes, where he was quickly able to level up.
8 hours by bus. I play the Fire Ring and celebrate myself. I had to take a toilet break so I decided to check up on Elon and the first thing I saw was your comment. I wanted to answer, so I did. Now I will go back to killing demigods and absorbing their runes. 🐍 https://t.co/9eLpDirf7m
– Randy Orton (@RandyOrton) April 26, 2022
527 lol
– Randy Orton (@RandyOrton) April 26, 2022
Elden Ring has clearly had a massive cultural impact, as big celebrities not only casually play it, but invest lots of their own time in it. Many Randy Orton fans responded to his tweets, noting how impressive his commitment to the game was, saying that even those are barely a fraction of his level in the game. Right now, FromSoftware has not announced any specific sequel or DLC plans, but it’s highly likely that the developer will take advantage of the hype and produce more content for the game. Either way, it seems that many are quite happy with the game in its current state.
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