Elden Ring's Censorship Does Not Stop Players From Leaving Dirty Messages
With Elden Ring available now, gamers are using the message function to give other players hints, humor, and/or random statements. It is not unusual for players to leave helpful hints such as «Beware of left» when there is a monster waiting to ambush. It is also not unusual for players to leave funny deceptive lies such as «Try jumping,» which just encourages players to fall to their deaths. In terms of humor and random statements, there are plenty, such as the «Dog» meme when referring to tortoises and other animals, as well as the self-explanatory «fort, night.»
The most popular Elden Ring messages, however, are the dirty ones. While players are limited in words they can say, creativity and drive have evidently won the day. In all fairness, the game has provided a lot of words that are open to lewd interpretations, such as «pickle,» «but,» «hole,» «rump,» and «finger.»
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«Try fingers, but hole» is the most popular statement to see in the world ofElden Ring. In fact, «fingers» is used a lot in messages, and the reason the word is accessible is that fingers are a sort of theme in the game's lore. Players use disembodied fingers to write messages, as well as characters known as «Finger Maidens,» among other references. While the word «butt» is censored (a player named «Butter» will appear as "****er"), the other «but» is totally accessible and player imaginations can easily look past the spelling difference.
Another very suggestive word players have the ability to use is «seed,» because Golden Seeds are rare and highly sought-after items in the game used to level up restorative flasks. While developers put the word there so that players can give each other
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