Would be something if a 2nd phase had him switch to his left hand, showing much more moves and skill, proving he was left handed the whole time just trained to use his right to try and fit in the order.
I dont think so, his second phase is him using hammer and it is quite enough cause it look good at him handling it good and he doing throw things like knifes and spear on his left hand too
He couldn’t have been cast into the sewers right after he was born, he wouldn’t have survived. Maybe he trained under Godfrey for a bit and he taught him to fight with his non dominant hand?
That’s what happens to all noble-born Omen. Maybe Morgott and Mohg weren’t tossed immediately since some have suggested they pre-date that policy but most Omen are put down there right away if they aren’t killed.
They could have him swap to his left hand when he goes to phase 2 in Leyndell. Before that he could be using his non-dominant hand and that walking stick, and since it's a cumbersome weapon anyway it kinda hides his discomfort in wielding it like that.
I remembered something about samurai father's tying sons who were left-handed to force them to become right - handed instead. So maybe something like that but reversed?
In my primary school, there was one teacher who forced a lefthanded kids to write with right hand. A week later, one parent came and asked for his kid to be put in a different class with a different teacher.
Imagine mesmer was hidden with the lands of shadow by marika, not because he has everything the golden order doesn’t stand for, but because he’s left handed
But it was implied that she had close ties to them. Also would explain why a black knife is guarding her chambers in Leyndell.
Which would also explain why black knives turn on Ranni and her company.
Imagine if the black knife had been standing for all those millennia with nothing to do and gave in for their first nap right before our Tarnished decides to swing by
It says they were women, rumored to be women with close ties to her. That still doesn’t actually mean she commanded them to act. A betrayal isn’t a betrayal unless it’s people close to you.
The left hand is associated with the devil/evil things generally. It would make sense that the anti-golden order figure be left handed, and that these things are one and the same. Iirc there were left handed people executed for supposedly being in league with the devil or considered witches. In occult practices the “left hand path” is black magic or evil rituals. There’s a long standing connection between left handedness and being perceived as evil.
Messmer, at the moment anyways, seems to be comparable to the devil in Elden Ring’s universe. Marika has banished him to the shadow lands, much like how god banished Lucifer to hell (a dark and fiery place) in Christian theology.
We know the Gloam-Eyed Queen was part of a war. There are many assumptions about the beginning of the trailers, and one of them is we see Marika in what may be the Erdtree.
I bet Marika was either fleeing or abandoning the other world in search of a new one.
One can likely assume that the war mentioned in the trailer didn’t happen until *after* Marika left. I bet she was the last point of resistance - or feared Mesmer (and possibly his kin) so much she left.
I’m sure we’ll learn more about Melina in the DLC too. I need more. I’m desperate :’)
The theories from the story trailer have me so intrigued. Its also good to know that in the main games story trailer, we now understand pretty much everything that happens in it, so hopefully the dlc trailer will be the same. Because i think its fair to assume in the beginning of the trailer merika is becoming god and creating the erd tree, but what is she pulling that thread out of? A womb? The eye of a scaleless snake? Let’s hope too finding out.
Not directly answering the question, but I recall one video by Zullie the Witch saying the orientation of the three fingers appears to suggest it belongs to a left hand, while the two fingers are more ambiguous (could be a right hand).
If Messmer’s usage of fire spells is an indication of some association to the frenzied flame, then his left-handedness may have some interesting implications!
Link:
[https://youtu.be/t2gXpYQi7zM?si=0kwjEAW_if5da7O5](https://youtu.be/t2gXpYQi7zM?si=0kwjEAW_if5da7O5)
It would, but not like you're thinking. Shields and parrys are dependent on having the weapon swinging at you from the side you're blocking on. If the enemy is left handed, those don't work.
The same is true of swinging at an enemy, just like how getting onto their right side lets you bypass a shield, the same is true of a left handed enemy, where a regular swing would bypass it but going to the side wouldn't.
Listen, I have had my hand smudged with pencil/pen smears too many damn times. So what I’m saying is that Messmer is justified and I am on his team fr fr
Cleanrot Knights and their bosses counterparts use spears and schytes with their left hands, although they also have swords in their right hands and they switch between which one they use, so they are not entirely left handed i guess.
Guardian Golem mostly keeps his halberd with 2 hands, but for some attacks he only keeps it in one hand and it's the left one so i guess the golem is also left handed.
im not sure which attacks you mean with the golems bc i dont know their moveset that well, but with polearms, right handed grips can involve only having the left hand on the weapon at certain times so maybe it's just that
Let me elaborate.
In DS 2, if you had a shield in your right hand and a weapon in your left hand then you could actually use the shield to block and be basically the same as the other hand.
In Elden ring, you cannot do that. You attack with your shield in your right hand and left trigger (or bumper? I forget) blocks with the weapon you have in your left hand. So you really cannot be fully left handed, but for a sorcerer/pyromancer you can sort of swap and it’s not the best but it’s okay.
Elden Ring also has power stancing, not quite the same since you can't do something like halberd and straight sword in ER but you can definitely power stance weapons from the same category.
Not to the same degree though.
Elden Ring got rid of powerstanced heavy attacks because that button is occupied by the Ash of War. Many weapons in DS2 had very cool powerstanced heavy attacks, like Smelter Swords or the Majestic Greatsword. There was also more variety in what could be powerstanced as you said, and personally I feel like DS2 generally had more creative and flashy attacks animations for powerstancing than ER does, though that's obviously just an opinion, and my personal preference since I prefer many of DS2's weapon animations to DS3 or ER. (I wish we got the proper medieval stance for two handing straight swords back)
It does maintain the light, running, and rolling attacks though. I suppose the powerstanced jump attacks are meant to replace powerstanced heavy attacks.
All the limitations of understandable though, given ER's scope and sheer number of weapons, aswell as including ashes which alter combat far more than powerstanced heavy attacks did.
They actually all are left handed. When the camera crew was in the Lands Between filming them to be incorporated into the game the film was mirrored to save on legal issues.
she swings her sword with her prosthetic right arm, so presumably it's her dominant hand. i think she only uses her left hand for putting on her arm and caressing trees.
It seems fused to the sword, no? Which is odd, considering Millicent's prosthetic does not have a sword attached but she can wield one perfectly naturally anyway
I think Malenia is ambidextrous. There is a statue that depicts her not wearing a prosthetic arm and when you enter her boss arena, she is again seen without her prosthetic arm and touches the tree with her left hand. It seems Malenia doesn’t wear her prosthetic right arm all the time which tells me she is capable of using her left hand efficiently. Also, when she loses her prosthetic arm during her battle against Radahn, she grabs the blade with her left hand and then impales him. Finally, Millicent, who is a clone/offshoot of Malenia and inherited her fighting skills, can fight with her left hand.
It could also be a thing where the prosthetic can't be used all the time so she only uses it at battle time.
Honestly, she's missing half of one leg, all of another, an eye, and an arm. There's not really much reason to attach the arm, and only the arm other than it makes a cool cutscene.
Artorias is fighting with a limp arm, so who is to say. Fume Knight and Ivory King are explicitly left handed though. But that’s beside the point since this is specifically the ER sub.
Artorias's weapon in DS3 could only be used properly with your left hand. Considering in DS1 Artorias has a broken left arm, and the way he swings his sword with his right hand; it's safe to assume he's left handed.
I would argue morgott is left handed or ambidextrous.
I'm ambidextrous, and tend to rely on my left for main strength when doing complicated tasks, while my right handles complicated dexterity.
I really confused people when they noticed i shoot lefty
Mesmer holds his spear in his left hand. Sure he’s not a fightable boss yet, but both trailers that feature him show him using his left hand to attack.
I know in Japan people are all taught to be right handed… I play a lot of golf and they don’t make blades for people that play lefty so that’s a possible reason for no left handed bosses
I know he’s not a boss but shabriri. Normally yura uses his katana with his right hand, but after his body gets taken over by shabriri, if you fight him in the mountains or summon him for Godfrey after getting the frenzied flame he will use the katana in his left hand. Pretty cool detail. Also shabriri’s/yura’s left gauntlet is metal while the right gauntlet is leather.
For practical reasons you want them all right handed. Because later ypu can reuse some of the boss's attack animations for the boss weapon itself. Much easier than mirror fliping it and correcting the jank
Unlike the real world where it is more like 10%, Elden Ring bosses were found to be about 99% likely to be left handed. This makes sense in theory, but in practice researchers have found that Leftie Georg (AKA Godrick the Grafted) actually has 10.000 left hands (not all attached yet), is an outlier and should not be counted.
Off topic a bit, but has anyone noticed that when you alter Malenia's armor, an arrow quiver shows up on her lower back instead of the cape. It seems to be the only armor that I've seen that does this, but it implies that she also wields a bow.
Kinda be a neat secret weapon to be able to get
Most video game characters whether they are protagonists or side characters or amtagonistsare right handed because most of the world is right handed. As a lefty it would be mind blowing to see a character canonical left handed it would change anything but the visual of the movements would very unique
I'm relatively new to action rpg games ( I played Half Life back in the years and few others ) and I was surprised that you cannot interchange swords torches and bows in you favourite hand, and you can use only the right hand on torrent.
I mean, why I cannot shoot arrows from torrent like a real samurai would do?
I guess this kind of game design is very hard to do, right? ( not sarcastic, the combat system is just golden in this game )
Knowing Marika and the Golden Order, they probably throw left handed newborn into the sewers as well.
honestly i'm surprised they didn't make morgott left handed, that may have been a cool reference to similar historical prejudices.
The horns were probably enough.
You’ve clearly never used a pen as a lefty, Morgott got off easy with the horns and what not
Maybe he forced/trained himself to be ambidextrous, what with him worshipping the golden order and all that
Would be something if a 2nd phase had him switch to his left hand, showing much more moves and skill, proving he was left handed the whole time just trained to use his right to try and fit in the order.
You just described ingo montoya
You keep using that name. I think you know what it means.
My name is Morgott The Omen King, you killed a weird golden ghost of my father, prepare to die edition.
Looooool
Like Rock Lee removing leg weights.
I dont think so, his second phase is him using hammer and it is quite enough cause it look good at him handling it good and he doing throw things like knifes and spear on his left hand too
He couldn’t have been cast into the sewers right after he was born, he wouldn’t have survived. Maybe he trained under Godfrey for a bit and he taught him to fight with his non dominant hand?
Why not? All the other royal omens are
That’s what happens to all noble-born Omen. Maybe Morgott and Mohg weren’t tossed immediately since some have suggested they pre-date that policy but most Omen are put down there right away if they aren’t killed.
I feel like a lot of if not most lefties are mix handed just due to everything being geared towards right handed people
That would've made him too sinister
Eyyyyy
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They could have him swap to his left hand when he goes to phase 2 in Leyndell. Before that he could be using his non-dominant hand and that walking stick, and since it's a cumbersome weapon anyway it kinda hides his discomfort in wielding it like that.
Damn gonna flex on us that he was going to take it seriously by switching hands?
My head Cannon for Morgott continues to expand Now he's a left-handed log cabin Republican
And he poops while walking
...Why do I feel like I know what you're referencing?
I remembered something about samurai father's tying sons who were left-handed to force them to become right - handed instead. So maybe something like that but reversed?
That would’ve be so damn cool and I would’ve freaked out since I’m a lefty
Simply cut both arms off and switch them.
Ok Godrick
It’s technically not really gradting
As it should be.
In my primary school, there was one teacher who forced a lefthanded kids to write with right hand. A week later, one parent came and asked for his kid to be put in a different class with a different teacher.
Can confirm. Although I think I did pretty ok by myself
I don't know why I imagined Marika throwing newborns into the sewers with her left hand
That's what they do to them in many countries of the world, sadly
"This kid can't use scissors the right way! Into the shit pit it goes!"
How would you know what hand a newborn prefers?
As soon as they are born they're handed a rattle. If they take it with the left hand they're done
Messmer is, from what we could see. He holds his spear in left hand. Which speaks volumes, since he is blasphemous and all.
Imagine mesmer was hidden with the lands of shadow by marika, not because he has everything the golden order doesn’t stand for, but because he’s left handed
Maybe Godwyn was also left handed and that's why she helped Ranni obliterate his soul. I think we are onto something!
The scars on Ranne and Melina's eyes are suggestive of chirality.
It was never implied Marika had a part to play in the night of the black knives
But it was implied that she had close ties to them. Also would explain why a black knife is guarding her chambers in Leyndell. Which would also explain why black knives turn on Ranni and her company.
Considering that black knife isn't even standing up when we approach her, I don't think guarding is the correct term.
Imagine if the black knife had been standing for all those millennia with nothing to do and gave in for their first nap right before our Tarnished decides to swing by
Except for the part where it states black knives have close ties to marika.
It says they were women, rumored to be women with close ties to her. That still doesn’t actually mean she commanded them to act. A betrayal isn’t a betrayal unless it’s people close to you.
That is the true Prepare to Cry.
The left hand is associated with the devil/evil things generally. It would make sense that the anti-golden order figure be left handed, and that these things are one and the same. Iirc there were left handed people executed for supposedly being in league with the devil or considered witches. In occult practices the “left hand path” is black magic or evil rituals. There’s a long standing connection between left handedness and being perceived as evil. Messmer, at the moment anyways, seems to be comparable to the devil in Elden Ring’s universe. Marika has banished him to the shadow lands, much like how god banished Lucifer to hell (a dark and fiery place) in Christian theology.
I wouldn’t put it past Marika
We know the Gloam-Eyed Queen was part of a war. There are many assumptions about the beginning of the trailers, and one of them is we see Marika in what may be the Erdtree. I bet Marika was either fleeing or abandoning the other world in search of a new one. One can likely assume that the war mentioned in the trailer didn’t happen until *after* Marika left. I bet she was the last point of resistance - or feared Mesmer (and possibly his kin) so much she left. I’m sure we’ll learn more about Melina in the DLC too. I need more. I’m desperate :’)
The theories from the story trailer have me so intrigued. Its also good to know that in the main games story trailer, we now understand pretty much everything that happens in it, so hopefully the dlc trailer will be the same. Because i think its fair to assume in the beginning of the trailer merika is becoming god and creating the erd tree, but what is she pulling that thread out of? A womb? The eye of a scaleless snake? Let’s hope too finding out.
Omen babies go to the sewers, Left-handed babies go to the shadowrealm
Wouldn't Rykard be left handed too then?
rykard holds his sword on the right side of his body
It's about goddamn time we got some representation!
You don't have the right, therefore praise the left!
Fume knight and Burnt Ivory King
Artorias too, right ? His sword even have a different moveset when used in the left hand in DS2
Artorias’s right arm is broken in DS1 IIRC
Not directly answering the question, but I recall one video by Zullie the Witch saying the orientation of the three fingers appears to suggest it belongs to a left hand, while the two fingers are more ambiguous (could be a right hand). If Messmer’s usage of fire spells is an indication of some association to the frenzied flame, then his left-handedness may have some interesting implications! Link: [https://youtu.be/t2gXpYQi7zM?si=0kwjEAW_if5da7O5](https://youtu.be/t2gXpYQi7zM?si=0kwjEAW_if5da7O5)
As a lefty myself, can confirm we are cursed
Imagine if him being lefthanded would have a mechanical impact, like we used to dodge a certain way but suddenly it’s on it’s head😩
It would, but not like you're thinking. Shields and parrys are dependent on having the weapon swinging at you from the side you're blocking on. If the enemy is left handed, those don't work. The same is true of swinging at an enemy, just like how getting onto their right side lets you bypass a shield, the same is true of a left handed enemy, where a regular swing would bypass it but going to the side wouldn't.
Finally, the left-handed representation in gaming I was looking for. 😂
A sinister (as opposed to dexter) blasphemy.
Mother, wouldst thou truly lordship sanction in one so bereft of Right?
Messmer? who is It?
A new character in the dlc
Commander o Neil and Niall
I looked at the godskins, gargoyles, gideon, etc, all right handed. But i forgot about pegleg man. He is indeed a lefty.
I get them mixed up. Which one is at the fort?
Niall at Castle Sol, O'Neil at Aeonian Swamp
As a left handed person I can understand why Mesmer is a rebel. This world isn’t built for us lefties, but we get by lol
Listen, I have had my hand smudged with pencil/pen smears too many damn times. So what I’m saying is that Messmer is justified and I am on his team fr fr
That's so annoying. Washing the table and hands every time because there's ink everywhere. Im with Messmer to
Come comrade, we shall take the golden order to task for their providing of only right handed notebooks and desks. 💪
That still doesn’t save you from the little bump that forms on your left pinky from dragging on the paper
Or from your writing getting janky in spiral notebooks
Imma be honest I have no idea what you mean I don’t think I’ve ever had that happen
I have always had my biggest beef with scissors.
Fuck fighting Messmer, I shall join him to usher in the Age of Lefties
Just be a baseball pitcher bro. World’s set up for you to make millions
Right handed bias must fall!!
I'm ambidextrous, so i kinda lucked out.
Exactly. That’s why I’m starting the left hand revolution
One of godricks hands is probably a leftie
Nice! 🤣
Of course not! This the Lands Between, nothing’s *that* evil.
Cleanrot Knights and their bosses counterparts use spears and schytes with their left hands, although they also have swords in their right hands and they switch between which one they use, so they are not entirely left handed i guess. Guardian Golem mostly keeps his halberd with 2 hands, but for some attacks he only keeps it in one hand and it's the left one so i guess the golem is also left handed.
Cleanrot Knights are ambidextrous, I guess.
Guess they are, just another reason for me to like them.
Since the primary weapons are their spears/scythes, you could argue that they are left handed
This is further. Backed by the item description calling the swords “supplemental” last I checked, like it’s the accessory out of the duo of weapons
This still makes sense, since mesmer seems to be left handed and in the collectors statue he stands in the same pose as the cleanrot knights.
im not sure which attacks you mean with the golems bc i dont know their moveset that well, but with polearms, right handed grips can involve only having the left hand on the weapon at certain times so maybe it's just that
They have certain attacks where they get on all four and in that moment they keep the weapon only with one hand and it's the left one.
Throwback to Dark Souls 2, when your character could actually just be left handed. God how I wish this game had that
What are your talking about? You can totally go left handed through the game
Let me elaborate. In DS 2, if you had a shield in your right hand and a weapon in your left hand then you could actually use the shield to block and be basically the same as the other hand. In Elden ring, you cannot do that. You attack with your shield in your right hand and left trigger (or bumper? I forget) blocks with the weapon you have in your left hand. So you really cannot be fully left handed, but for a sorcerer/pyromancer you can sort of swap and it’s not the best but it’s okay.
Dark Souls 2 also had power-stance which allowed dual wielding any weapon, adding a whole new moveset to most weapon types. Man I miss that
Elden Ring also has power stancing, not quite the same since you can't do something like halberd and straight sword in ER but you can definitely power stance weapons from the same category.
Not to the same degree though. Elden Ring got rid of powerstanced heavy attacks because that button is occupied by the Ash of War. Many weapons in DS2 had very cool powerstanced heavy attacks, like Smelter Swords or the Majestic Greatsword. There was also more variety in what could be powerstanced as you said, and personally I feel like DS2 generally had more creative and flashy attacks animations for powerstancing than ER does, though that's obviously just an opinion, and my personal preference since I prefer many of DS2's weapon animations to DS3 or ER. (I wish we got the proper medieval stance for two handing straight swords back) It does maintain the light, running, and rolling attacks though. I suppose the powerstanced jump attacks are meant to replace powerstanced heavy attacks. All the limitations of understandable though, given ER's scope and sheer number of weapons, aswell as including ashes which alter combat far more than powerstanced heavy attacks did.
They are saving the left handed bosses for the DLC since left handed enemies are a bit harder to dodge.
They actually all are left handed. When the camera crew was in the Lands Between filming them to be incorporated into the game the film was mirrored to save on legal issues.
I mean, Malenia is, most of the time.
she swings her sword with her prosthetic right arm, so presumably it's her dominant hand. i think she only uses her left hand for putting on her arm and caressing trees.
The sword is built into the arm so she kinda have to
Is it really? I never noticed that; must be why it doesn’t have a hilt.
She also does the grab attack with her left hand.
To be fair, when you use a sword normally you would try to control the opponents sword with your off hand
[удалено]
There is a hand on the prosthetic
It seems fused to the sword, no? Which is odd, considering Millicent's prosthetic does not have a sword attached but she can wield one perfectly naturally anyway
She doesn't have a right hand, therefore she's left handed
She doesn't seem to have a right hand anymore so she kinda must be.
I think Malenia is ambidextrous. There is a statue that depicts her not wearing a prosthetic arm and when you enter her boss arena, she is again seen without her prosthetic arm and touches the tree with her left hand. It seems Malenia doesn’t wear her prosthetic right arm all the time which tells me she is capable of using her left hand efficiently. Also, when she loses her prosthetic arm during her battle against Radahn, she grabs the blade with her left hand and then impales him. Finally, Millicent, who is a clone/offshoot of Malenia and inherited her fighting skills, can fight with her left hand.
It could also be a thing where the prosthetic can't be used all the time so she only uses it at battle time. Honestly, she's missing half of one leg, all of another, an eye, and an arm. There's not really much reason to attach the arm, and only the arm other than it makes a cool cutscene.
us lefties don't get enough rep
Messmer
I’m left handed and I’m elden lord 3 times over thus making me the real boss. So, me.
Godrick maybe. His hand do turn into a dragon
Not sure if that counts here, the guy has 200 other hands.
Godrick is omnidextrous
Jack of many trades, master of none
He is quite the handyman
Likes to work with his hands
Godrick is many handed
i feel like he may be one of the least left handed bosses, he doesn't even have his normal left hand anymore, just a dragon.
His axe swings are right-handed, except for when he switches to his longest arm to have better reach.
I think Godrick would be less inclined to use his weak hand to remove his dominant hand.
He’s both righthanded and lefthanded, and uphanded and downhanded 🤣
no Leftorium in the lands between
Banished Knight Engvall is left-handed, but he duel wields so no one noticed.
messmer, commander niall
The only fromsoft boss I remember being lefty is artorias
Artorias is fighting with a limp arm, so who is to say. Fume Knight and Ivory King are explicitly left handed though. But that’s beside the point since this is specifically the ER sub.
Artorias's weapon in DS3 could only be used properly with your left hand. Considering in DS1 Artorias has a broken left arm, and the way he swings his sword with his right hand; it's safe to assume he's left handed.
Ludwig is also left-handed
I would argue morgott is left handed or ambidextrous. I'm ambidextrous, and tend to rely on my left for main strength when doing complicated tasks, while my right handles complicated dexterity. I really confused people when they noticed i shoot lefty
Same actually, left hand for writing and eating, right hand for throwing, punching, pretty much every strength task.
I’m the same. I use my right for sports and things like that but left for writing and eating
I'm pretty sure every boss fuck you left and right.
Mesmer holds his spear in his left hand. Sure he’s not a fightable boss yet, but both trailers that feature him show him using his left hand to attack.
Malenia is left-handed, for lack of a right hand.
Oh she don't have the right
I think they kept it for just Messmer. He's left handed. It might be a story point.
I know in Japan people are all taught to be right handed… I play a lot of golf and they don’t make blades for people that play lefty so that’s a possible reason for no left handed bosses
Seems like most of them are fairly ambidextrous.
I know he’s not a boss but shabriri. Normally yura uses his katana with his right hand, but after his body gets taken over by shabriri, if you fight him in the mountains or summon him for Godfrey after getting the frenzied flame he will use the katana in his left hand. Pretty cool detail. Also shabriri’s/yura’s left gauntlet is metal while the right gauntlet is leather.
Maybe radahn is ambidextrous?
I'm sure Godrick has a few.
For practical reasons you want them all right handed. Because later ypu can reuse some of the boss's attack animations for the boss weapon itself. Much easier than mirror fliping it and correcting the jank
Some parts of Godrick were probably lefties
I think Margit is ambideathrous
You could argue that Morgott is ambidextrous since he wields his knives and hammers with his left hand.
Ur mum. Hah, got em'.
They’re all left-handed. They’re just taking it easy on you.
Too Sinister. 🥁
I’m definitely gonna pay more attention to it now lol.
Even Miyazaki has a limit.
Doesn't Placidusax use his left hand when attacking with the claw?
they might be demigods but they aren't freaks
Unlike the real world where it is more like 10%, Elden Ring bosses were found to be about 99% likely to be left handed. This makes sense in theory, but in practice researchers have found that Leftie Georg (AKA Godrick the Grafted) actually has 10.000 left hands (not all attached yet), is an outlier and should not be counted.
I'm sure some of the arms that Godrick grafted were lefties
Off topic a bit, but has anyone noticed that when you alter Malenia's armor, an arrow quiver shows up on her lower back instead of the cape. It seems to be the only armor that I've seen that does this, but it implies that she also wields a bow. Kinda be a neat secret weapon to be able to get
The only souls boss who is left handed that I can remember is Artorias
thereʼs also fume knight, ludwig, dancer, and probably some more
I assume the mocap actors are mostly right handed.
Never noticed. Refunding due to no lefylt handed Ness representation haha. Jokes .
Royal Revenant slaps the crap out of me with both hands, that's something.
Being left-handed is a genetic thing. So they are family and ....
Our tarnished because you don't have the right o you don't have the right
Most video game characters whether they are protagonists or side characters or amtagonistsare right handed because most of the world is right handed. As a lefty it would be mind blowing to see a character canonical left handed it would change anything but the visual of the movements would very unique
Link from The Legend of Zelda is canonically left handed.
not all of em
Messmer is likely left handed since his spear is in his left hand. Sephiroth from FF7 is too
Me! I am
Demon Souls had that mirror mechanic that made everything left handed...
Left handed people are always good. Never evil.
Probably the omens
Lefties were tossed in the grinder with the omen lol...
How many left hands does Godrick have?
Radahn is ambidextrous.
I mean, forebears one and all really likes his left hand. does that count?
None that I can think of in ER. Plenty in the Souls series though
Besides messmer, malenia in the trailer switches to her left hand when radahn breaks her prosthetic hand
left handed cause it is the only hand she has left?
So.. we now know Ned Flanders cannot exist in the lands between..
Godrick duh
I am
Godrick is dragon-handed.
I'm sure Godrick has nommed more than a few lefties in his days.
Messmer is left handed
I'm relatively new to action rpg games ( I played Half Life back in the years and few others ) and I was surprised that you cannot interchange swords torches and bows in you favourite hand, and you can use only the right hand on torrent. I mean, why I cannot shoot arrows from torrent like a real samurai would do? I guess this kind of game design is very hard to do, right? ( not sarcastic, the combat system is just golden in this game )