Eldon's Ring of Law, which will be released on February 25, 2022, is highly anticipated by players. Before Miyazaki Hidetaka revealed some game details, now Reddit forum netizens have broken out that there will be some content about the interview with Miyazaki Hideko in EDGE magazine that will be published on December 30.
EDGE said that earlier this year, there was an article on the "Eldon Ring of Law" on the Internet, which said: "Like the golden tree itself, the road of the faded ones extends like a branch to the sky and winds like a tree root to the ground." The world of Dark Souls spans amazingly vertically, from the smoky lake deep underground to the royal city on the cliff, and we notice that the prop description always reminds us of the underground eternal capital and the heavenly temple, is there any similarity in this regard to The Eldon's Law Ring?
Hidetaka Miyazaki said that yes, the above-mentioned underground and heavenly scenes will be the places where players can really explore. We wanted to create a world full of unknowns where players could enjoy exploring. We've created a lot of alluring things for adventurers and prepared many mysterious scenes for players to find and explore after reading or hearing about them. Diversity is what we strive for in making this game, and I believe we have successfully achieved it.
Hidetaka Miyazaki also said that there are many things to explore in the game, and people who like adventure will get some good things. In this world, there are things that grab your attention, something that stands out. A golden tree full of golden leaves is something that I ideally represent the world. It will leave a deep impression on your mind and represent the rules and world order that we talked about earlier.
What can represent these rules and orders? It was a question that crossed my mind when I was making a game. The tree meets this requirement, because the tree grows when it is alive, but withers when it dies. It can give order, control rules and impose them on the world. Because many things will grow, they will change, they will wither, they will die. So I think the Golden Tree fits these elements both visually and thematically.