#Elden ring melina download

So I can't change the icon of the Spirit Ash nor the description of it.

I don't have any real modding skills, and don't even know how it works somehow.

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And one that replaces Assassin Tiche, for those who loves their Jellyfish or wants a better balance (maybe?) cause Melina shares some movements with the assassins.

One that replaces the Jellyfish summon, because it's one of the first summon you can get (just talk to Roderika).

#Elden ring melina download

Download one of the two versions and copy the file into your Elden Ring/Game folder.So I opened Yapped () and start messing around with the params. And I thought wouldn't it be cool if you can summon Melina as a battle companion? She didn't necessarily have to like you again, even just seeing her sitting at the Grace alongside you and/or doing the level-up animation where she grasps your hand I think could have added a lot to a sense of attachment for the player.Yesterday Zullie the Witch uploaded a video where she made Melina as a boss. Even if she's not all that talkative or has any attachment to you, she still has a job to do and is, ya know, there in the car with you. You're still in the car with her though, to use the carpool reference.

I actually thought after the Capital she'd get more talkative, since we're now on a cool roadtrip to ♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥ up _together_. Originally posted by Ashtrails:I think unlike most other fromsoftware games, Melina really just offers us an accord, she's not devoted to the player - she's useful to us, we're useful to her. It's not a narrative decision for everyone - I dislike it a lot too, since I enjoyed the interactions with her, but they're so few and far between that there was a stretch of 60 hours without her saying _anything_ and just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ off after dumping me at the hold. We're more like colleagues in a carpool, only in the home stretch you get the feeling that she's actually fond of the player character and looks a bit beyond the confines of her job and purpose.Īs a narrative decision, it makes sense, she has a job to do and no reason to get attached and just has rare moments where she shares some things with you. She has a goal, so have you, and those goals align in the same direction. Like, that's in important point she even makes during the journey: she's not really your maiden.

I think unlike most other fromsoftware games, Melina really just offers us an accord, she's not devoted to the player - she's useful to us, we're useful to her. Likewise, when she joins you in the Morgott fight if you summon her and offers to rejoin you to take her to the Forge of the Giants, those moments, too, would have heightened narrative impact. If she'd been universally present at Grace sites every time you rested at one, her absence for the following ones would have felt much more significant and lonely, allowing the player to feel some sense of loss or abandonment. When she claims to be leaving you when you rest at a Leyndell Grace site, there's very little impact because, well, she's not really been all that present to begin with. under-represented in the game for being such an important character. So, my question is: why didn't From allow her to appear more often at Grace sites for things like flavour-text, general interactions with the player (such as the level-up animation where she clasps your hand this animation is only ever shown a single time) or even simply to reaffirm her presence with the player as they travelled? Would it have hurt all that much to just show her kneeling by the Grace with you whenever you did?

This removes the tediousness her contemporaries in previous games had. This removes the requirement that the player go to her and instead flips the dynamic, allowing her to come to the player. This allows her to be anywhere at any time the story deems it necessary. The things is, Melina is already presented differently than other From Soft 'maiden-type' characters in two key ways: I understand why she's not nearly as present as someone like the Emerald Herald or the Doll, as people often complain about their existence feeling intrusive or cumbersome to interact with, yet are required to interact with to allow the player to level up.