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Elden Ring was successfully beaten using a dance pad mat

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Because dodging massive, aggressively fast dragons with a standard controller is apparently entirely too easy. Some absolute madman decided to map the incredibly precise dodge rolls to physical foot stomps, turning a brutal fantasy epic into an intense cardio routine.

Elden Ring was successfully beaten using a dance pad mat
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