What do I put my stats in for the late game?>around level 115>using dual knight’s greatsword with lightning affinity, tree sentinel armor >vigor 60>dex 60>endurance 36>str: enough to hold the weapons
>>750597839whatever works best for ya. Nice helmet.
Are blood builds good or are they overhyped?
>>750597839Strength all the way dumbassNice gay transmog btw fag
>>750599249good and bad
>>750599384Not my character just a random imageI started with a pure str build but changed to dex for the lightning damage. It barely scales with STR. And pure strength wasn’t incredibly exciting unless you’re one of thise faggots who larps as Guts
>>750597839It's been a while since I played but that sounds impossibly low for those stats. Regardless, the options I'd consider from there would be:Get a little bit of faith/mind for some utility/defense miracles and more weapon art charges. Throw the rest into strength to increase your baseline defense
>>750599679>just a random imagekekekekeke
>>750597839Late game you'll find the best gear+build and you'll respec to finetune it to the best of your enjoyment.>>750599249Depends what you're fighting against. It's not just okay but optimal to respec to fit the challenge. Malenia is considered one of the hardest bosses ever because on top of being physically challenging she also demands some theorycrafting. Sometimes you'll fight a boss that's weak to some status effects and is better handled with specific weapons that let you hit harder or faster. Respeccing is a great mechanic of the game, it makes Elden Ring objectively better than the first Dark Souls.But so to answer your question: in PvP bleed is disgustingly efficient, in PvE it's sometimes good but often underwhelming. If you can't respec yet you can totally go for a bleed build to advance in the questline and also dual-build with dragon skills or something. I dunno I play spellsword (melee INT).
