The "world's first no-hit run of Elden Ring using a non-traditional controller" has been accomplished using an electric saxophone.
The "Hitless Doot Run" was accomplished earlier this week by streamer DrDreComposing, and the climactic moments seen below are spectacular to witness. The streamer obliterates Radagon of the Golden Order in just a few swings of their fists and doots on the saxophone, before facing off against the Elden Beast itself.
Last night, I beat Elden Ring (any%) without taking a single hit while using an electric saxophone as a game controller; the World's First No-Hit Run of Elden Ring using a non-traditional controller (e.g. dance pad, Guitar Hero controller, etc).THE HITLESS DOOT RUN IS COMPLETE! pic.twitter.com/6jhtC7luzUJuly 31, 2023
That boss was no match for the Hitless Doot Run either, absolutely getting its world rocked in well under 10 hits total from the streamer. Hell, DrDreComposing didn't even have to dodge a single attack from the Elden Beast - they just utterly wailed on the final boss of the game before it hit the ground, dead and defeated.
The nature of the Hitless Doot Run is a marvellous thing. We've seen dance pads aplenty from the Elden Ring community, and even one player using a controller and a dance pad at the same time to play two versions of the game side by side, but this is truly taking it to a new level.
It's worth noting the run from DrDreComposing is an "Any%" playthrough, meaning the streamer doesn't have to fully complete the game. They've missed out bosses like Mohg, Lord of Blood, for example, in their quest for the Hitless Doot Run. Don't get us wrong though - the Any% run doesn't detract from their achievement in any way.
In fact, we can even see the bosses the
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