Kai Cenat's progress in Elden Ring, his ambitious goal, and his emotional battle with the Red Wolf Boss!
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- Kai Cenat's emotional battle with Elden Ring's boss, Red Wolf, reflects the game's challenge.
- The ambitious goal of completing Elden Ring in one continuous stream proves to be a difficult challenge for the first-time player.
- Kai Cenat's progress in the game, marked by a high death count and technical issues, raises doubts about his ability to achieve his marathon goal.
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During the Elden Ring streaming marathon, Kai Cenat found himself unable to hold back his tears after repeatedly failing to defeat Radagon's Red Wolf. Surprisingly, this boss fight isn't usually considered difficult by most experienced Elden Ring players. In 2023, Bandai Namco revealed its list of the most difficult boss fights, where Golden Order's Radagon made an appearance, but Red Wolf failed to make it into the top five.
Announced on May 9th, the Elden Ring marathon stream debuts with a Hollywood-quality teaser trailer featuring the streamer’s protagonist, Kai Cenat, alongside two iconic Elden Ring characters: Malenia and her formidable opponent, Let Me Solo Her. The teaser highlighted Kai Cenat’s ambitious goal of completing the game in a single uninterrupted session, as stated in the description: “I will not retire from streaming until I beat the game.” This bold statement follows the streamer’s admission that he is a novice player, further heightening the challenge.
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After a difficult start, which included a six-hour battle against Tree Sentinel, Kai Cenat began to understand the mechanics of Elden Ring. However, one boss fight proved to be his downfall: Radagon's Red Wolf. After enduring this opponent, Kai found himself on the verge of quitting the game. He approached the camera, revealing his tears of frustration to the thousands of viewers, who seemed inspired by his struggle.
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Can Kai Cenat Beat Elden Ring in 100 Hours?
Elden Ring's main story takes around 60 hours to complete on average. However, some players have spent up to 15 hours just to defeat a boss, showing significant variability in playtime from one player to the next. This variability has led to speculation about Kai Cenat's ability to defeat the game's final boss and achieve his goal of completing Elden Ring in a single session.
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Kai Cenat's current stats don't help him. After playing for just 30 hours, his death count has reached 424. That number is impressively close to the average death count for an entire game of Elden Ring among other players, showing that Kai has made fairly lackluster progress so far. Adding to the challenge, his PC began to experience crashing issues after 32 hours of streaming, leaving viewers unsure about the future of the marathon and whether the streamer of the year 2023 will abandon it in disarray.
Source: gamerant
