In the "Eldon's Ring of Law" volcano mansion, there is a "hidden door" that needs to be cut dozens of times to open, and the discovery of this wall unexpectedly stimulates players' stronger interest in exploration. Just as the so-called "after each wall will be hit 50 times before going", the demolition brigade belongs to yes.
Soul players understand that the hidden door is part of the soul game, but the reason why this wall is so strange is that it disappears without the same sound prompts as other hidden doors. Many players and ring scholars have pointed out that this strange wall is likely to be a bug or oversight left by the developers in the game.
The famous soulologist Zullie also posted to confirm this theory, that is, this is a mistake left by the developer. He said digging into the game files revealed that the hidden door showed 9,999 health and was set to an object that could be destroyed. He said that although it is not clear whether it is an Easter egg set by the developers, according to the original 999HP but indestructible object in Dark Souls, this wall should also have 9999 defense (that is, it can only be destroyed by triggering the plot inside the game or the developer adaptation, not the in-game blow).
Another soulologist, Illusion Wall, also said the wall should have been unintentional, and agreed with Zullie.
Of course, we can't be sure until FromSoftware or Bandai officially clarify the secret, but this undoubtedly brings some players fun outside the game, "once the demolition brigade passes, there is no wall".
The Eldon's Ring of Law volcano mansion has a hidden door that requires dozens of knives
Recently, some players have found that there is a side of the "Eldon's Ring of Law" volcano mansion that needs to be cut dozens of times to open, and we have also tested this, and the results show that this is indeed the case.
This room is the place where NPCs gather after obtaining the "room key", and the significance of the passage opening is not very large. However, for those "there are hidden passages in front of us" that we believe to be lies, whether we are lying or if we really have hidden doors, it has become a very controversial topic.