Elden Ring update 1.14 decreases Shadow of the Erdtree final boss stats
thesixthaxis.comFromSoftware has released a brand new patch for Elden Ring, and patch 1.14 addresses issues players raised about the difficulty of the final boss in Shadow of the Erdtree. In essence, From has decreased some of the stats for the final boss, including attack damage, attack stamina, and attack range. Elden Ring patch 1.14 also adjusted some elements to the PvP, and there have been general balance adjustments too. You can read the full patch notes below.
The following adjustments have been made to the final boss of “SHADOW OF THE ERDTREE”
Scattershot Throw
Increased the attack speed of the uncharged version of the first heavy attack for the following weapon types:
Dagger / Throwing Blade / Straight Sword / Great Sword / Colossal Sword / Heavy Thrusting Sword / Curved Sword / Twinblade Sword / Katana / Great Katana / Axe / Flail / Great Spear(Except Serpent-Hunter) / Halberd / Reaper / Whip (Except Urumi) / Hand-to-Hand Arts / Beast Claw.
It will now take longer to be able to cancel into most actions after performing one-handed normal attacks with the Swift Spear.
Light
Darkness
Dynastic Sickleplay
Shield Strike
Cancelling other actions to perform this weapon art will now take longer.
Moon-and-Fire Stance
Devonia’s Vortex
Rellana’s Twin Moons
Aspects of the Crucible: Thorns
Aspects of the Crucible: Bloom
Divine Bird Feathers
Furious Blade of Ansbach
Midra’s Flame of Frenzy
Bayle’s Flame Lightning
In our Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree review, Jason said, “I find myself wishing Shadow of the Erdtree had a continuation from one of the endings of Elden Ring, or ventured back to explore the Shattering itself. Instead, it feels like a filler episode in Naruto. Sure, the fights are cool, and there’s a new progression system to work through, but what is the point if nobody is going to acknowledge it again for the rest of the series. But hey, at least the Convergence Mod team will have a field day with all of this new stuff to play with.”
Source: Bandai Namco
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