Elden Ring Player LetMeSoloThem Helped 5,000 People Beat the Game's Final Boss
Elden Ring player known as LetMeSoloThem, who has been helping others with the final Elden Beast for a year and a half, already has 5,000 successful summons. It's time for him to retire.
Many of us are familiar with the now-legendary player known as LetMeSoloHer, who became famous for helping other people face the brutally tough Malenya. He even received a sword replica along with congratulations from Bandai Namco, the publisher of Elden Ring. As if that wasn't enough, he also encouraged many like-minded daredevils to follow in his footsteps. One such person is LetMeSoloThem.
Jar on the head
LetMeSoloThem decided to don the most recognizable piece of equipment of the legend, the jar helmet, more than a year and a half ago. Since then, constantly helping other players, he counted 5,000 successful summonings to fight the final boss. As he wrote on Reddit:
"This was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life and I am very grateful for it. The end of a chapter has come, and I would just like to thank, from the bottom of my heart, all the players who summoned me."
As he points out, this is the end of his adventure. Will LetMeSoloThem also live to see his own sword from Bandai Namco? This question is impossible to answer, but just read the comments under the above video - undoubtedly personalities like him make the Elden Ring community friendly and positive towards new people willing to try their hand at this, after all, one of the most difficult games.
Now all that remains is to wait for the upcoming DLC for Elden Ring. Who knows, maybe we will face there a boss so difficult that someone will have to put on a jar helmet again to help other players? Fortunately Shadow of the Erdtree is probably already at the final stretch of work.
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Author: Michal Harat
He graduated in Polish philology with a specialization in journalism at the University of Gdańsk. He fell in love with games at the age of 4, when his older cousin turned on his dusty Pegasus. He completed his first title, Wolfenstein 3D, in the basement of his friend from kindergarten (his father kept an outdated PC there). Today, he plays almost exclusively on consoles, mainly on Switch and PlayStation, but he also has a lot of retro equipment on which he makes up for what he missed as a child. He says about every soulsborne production that "it's a good game, maybe the best." In his free time, he reads books that no one is interested in and goes to the gym. He is a fan of the Berserk manga and films from the A24 production company.
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