Learning how to move around and dodge is vital for your survival in Elden Ring. This guide on How To Sprint In Elden Ring will tell you how you can make your character run faster as those not familiar with previous From Software games may struggle with the controls, at least initially.
Sprinting can be a little tricky to find as it’s bound to the same button as dodging or stepping back. O on PlayStation or B on Xbox. If you press this button while you’re moving, your character will dodge. This is vital for avoiding enemy attacks and is also a quick way to break barrels, urns, and crates you find while exploring. If you press the O/B button while standing still, your character will do a quick jump backwards. You need to hold O or B while you are moving in order to Sprint.
How To Sprint In Elden Ring
So if you want to Sprint, first begin by moving your character. As your character is moving, hold the O or B button on PlayStation or Xbox respectively. On PC, it will just be whatever button you use to dodge.
To help make Elden Ring easier for people, you can now summon Spirit Ashes to aid you in combat. Check out this Elden Ring Spirit Ashes location guide to find them all as you go. This way you have all the strongest allies as you play through the game.
Your pouch items are quickly accessible items that you can use while exploring, without opening the menu. This guide on How To Assign Items To Pouch In Elden Ring will tell you everything you need to use the pouch, as the in-game tutorial could be a little confusing for players new to From Software games.
In Elden Ring there are paintings that act like treasure maps that you can find in the world. Check out this Elden Ring Homing Instinct painting guide to find the painting and find the treasure after. This way you aren't looking in all of the wrong spots.
Right at the start of Elden Ring there is a blocked door. This guide on How To Get Into Blocked Door At Start Of Elden Ring tells you all of the different methods we've tried of opening the Blocked Door because, at least so far, there doesn't appear to be a way to get inside.
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