Elden Ring DLC - TOP 5 HIGHEST INSANE DAMAGE Weapons in Shadow of the Erdtree

Oh my God, 18,000 damage! Did you see

how much damage I just did in one hit? Oh

my God, 18,000 damage again! Hello,

welcome back to a new video. So today I'll

be showing you how to consistently do

insane damage. We can do like 17,000,

18,000, nearly 20,000 damage with these

new DLC weapons, DLC Cracked Tears and

Ashes. Can be used with the old weapons as

well to do some pretty insane damage. So

first of all, we're going to start off

with the famous Blood Fiend's Arm. We're

going to put on the Two-Handed Sword

Talisman, Ritual Sword Talisman, Fire

Scorpion Charm, Axe Talisman with the

Flame Shrouding Cracked Tear, the Blood

Sucking Cracked Tear, and the Rakshasa

armor set. And because we're going for a

Strength Faith build, we're going to put

on the Royal Knight's Resolve with the

Flame Art affinity. This is going to do

some crazy damage. Watch this. So it's

basically a fire damage build with

strength and faith to make it do even more

damage. We're going to buff up with Golden

Vow, Flame, grant me strength,

and also the Bloodsucking Cracked Tear,

Wondrous Physick Flask, which you have to

be careful because it does drain your

health. Go for Royal Knight's Resolve,

double-handed, crouch, sneak up, and just

18,000 damage. Can you see that damage?

That's insane damage, and you basically

just one-shot everything. Make sure you

don't die. Whoops. Now since we're

experimenting with fire, the Oil-Soaked

Tear can also do some pretty good damage

as well. What you do with the Oil-Soaked

Tear is you go up to them very closely and

then you touch them. So you drink the

flask, pop Royal Knight's Resolve, go

crouch. Now what you want to do is watch.

Touch him, he'll go green, and then you do

18,400 damage. That was even more than

last time. Whack this guy, don't get hit

by that guy, one-shot this guy, drink your

Cerulean Flask quick before

the oil wears off, touch him,

15,000 damage. Oh my god.

And then one-shot this guy, and then you

one-shot these guys. Everyone just gets

one-shot. Watch— 11,000,

5,000. Everyone's one-shot. Now you can do

even more damage with the other weapon.

The Fire Knight's Greatsword is also

really good for this. So again, I put on

the Royal Knight's Resolve with the Flame

Art instead of Fire because we got a lot

of Faith. Flame Art's gonna stack more

damage if you've got a lot of faith. And

we'll just do same as before, Golden Vow,

fling up my strength. Okay,

so here we go, Royal Knight's Resolve,

double-handed, touch him with the oil,

heavy attack. 17,000 damage,

it's pretty good damage. Not as much as

the Bloodfiend Arm, but it's still pretty

respectable. So going for another one,

roll the knight's resolve, touch him with

the oil, and then heavy attack.

14,000 damage. And again,

you can one-shot these guys. Same tactic,

heavy attack, 10,000.

7,000. Now I know this is not a DLC

weapon— well, this one is, but the one I'm

going to show you next is not a DLC

weapon. But you can do like 20k damage

with the Prelate's Infernier Cossier.

It's pretty cool. I know it's not a new

weapon, but if you want to do maximum

damage using the new tiers and the new

talismans, watch this. So we put Royal

Knight's Resolve on it with I think Flame

Art is still gonna do more damage. Same

loadout and everything because it's still

a 2-handed weapon. And then just buff up.

And now we're gonna sneak up, coat him in

oil. Watch this, watch.

18,000 damage! Oh my god,

that's actually insane. Oh, he nearly got

me. I think

you might be able to do 20k with different

talismans. Watch,

watch,

watch this. Oh, I ran out of oil.

13,000, pretty good. Okay, I'm now

switching out Oil Soaked Tear for Blood

Sucking, which is gonna drain our health.

And I'm just gonna whack him.

17,000, not quite as much.

Oh, you got me. Okay, we've now got the

Great Katana. Same as before, sneak up,

coat oil, heavy attack. Oh,

12,000, not quite as good as the

other ones, I have to say. A bit

disappointing. Now I have this other

experiment with the Misericorde. Now I

know it's a base game weapon, not a DLC

weapon, but again, you can do some crazy

damage with this with Flame Arts onto it

and then Wondrous Physick. You want the

Oil Cracked, Oil Soaked tier and Flame

Shrouding Cracked tier, and you've got to

change talismans up a bit here. So you

don't want two-handed, you want dagger

talisman, and you want Fire,

and you want Ritual Sword Talisman,

that one. And yeah, that one.

Okay, so what you do is buff

up, do some insane backstab damage,

buff up,

and then Flask.

Do the flask right at the last moment,

like here. And Royal Knight's

Resolve. Sneak. Don't really need

double-handed. Soak him in oil. Backstab.

14,000 damage. Then knock

him off. Now watch out for this guy. Oh,

I said watch out. Okay, here we go again

with Bloodsucking Tear this time.

Sneak up. Don't need to coat this time.

Oh, 14,000! It's pretty good too.

And then watch out for this guy. Oh, what

are you doing? I nearly jumped off the

edge. Had my little finger on the left

movement. You can 2-shot them with a

dagger. And watch this, watch. I ran out

of mana. Quick! Royal Knight's

Resolve, backstab,

13,000 backstab and kicked him out the

window as well. Pretty good, 2-shot with

the dagger. And then we have this

sunflower weapon which you get from a

boss, it does pretty good holy damage.

Watch this, oh,

7,000 damage and he keeps smashing it into

the ground like that, it's pretty cool.

Oh, killed by a sunflower.

Embarrassing. This thing does so

much damage when you max out holy damage.

Watch this— 7,000.

I can't even do the follow-ups because

everything dies so quickly. Where's my FP?

Bloodsucking cracked here. It's dangerous.

Gotta keep healing. Heavy attack's pretty

good too. Watch this, watch.

Oh, one shot! They can't even get up.