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Streamer triunfa sobre imposible desde el guante

Autor : Liam Actualizar : Feb 25,2025

Los juegos de FromSoftware son notoriamente difíciles, como lo demuestran los numerosos intentos de Kai Cenat de conquistar Elden Ring. Esto hace que los logros de los jugadores que emprendan desafíos adicionales sean aún más notables.

Streamer Dinossindgeil ha logrado una hazaña innovadora: la primera finalización del mundo de God Run 3 SL1. Este desafío agotador exige completar siete juegos consecutivos de Software sin subir de nivel o mantener un solo golpe. Esta increíble empresa abarcó casi dos años. Su victoria emocional, que culminó con la derrota del alma de Cinder de Dark Souls III, se encontró con lágrimas de alegría.

El desafío God Run 3 SL1 es ampliamente considerado como el más exigente en la comunidad de Software. Las reglas son implacables: siete juegos, sin nivelación, cero daños. Un solo éxito requiere reiniciar toda la carrera desde el principio, independientemente del progreso.

El viaje de Dinossindgeil implicó innumerables intentos. Un revés ocurrió en el verano de 2024 durante un juego de Dark Souls II, donde un error de juego (una flecha que recortó una pared) forzó un reinicio después de completar el anillo de Elden y Dark Souls I.

La respuesta de FromSoftware a este logro monumental será esperada con entusiasmo. Sin lugar a dudas, Dinossindgeil ha consolidado su lugar en la historia del juego.

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