The Twitch streamer Dinossindgeil has taken on a very special challenge. He wanted to play through seven FromSoftware games in a row without getting hit once. Now he managed this perfect run and at the end he even burst into tears of joy.
What was that challenge?
After the successful run, he cried with joy and was hugged and congratulated by his wife. He thanked his viewers, who had repeatedly motivated him to master this challenge.
You can watch the clip here:
Deutscher is dedicated to “God Run 3”, but is not the first
How did the challenge go for the streamer? Dinossindgeil is enthusiastic about the games from FromSoftware. His streams and videos are almost entirely about it. He often made runs in which he completed individual games without being hit by enemies.
However, in July 2022, he began to take on God Run 3. This is the name of the challenge to master the 7 SoulsbornekiroRING games. Since then he has been streaming this challenge for between three and six hours a day for 120 days.
There were always deaths, so he had to restart the challenge. One of the funniest moments came in early November, when he felt safe and briefly had his hands off the keyboard.
So the effort to master God Run 3 was huge and he is correspondingly happy and relieved at the end of the run. Incidentally, the fact that he lacks life points has a simple reason: he was not hit by the enemy, but deliberately suffered fall damage in order to activate an item.
Incidentally, Dinossindgeil is German, even if he usually speaks English in his live streams and YouTube videos.
Will he be the first to complete God Run 3? no The Spaniard Bushidoyu managed to finish God Run 3 successfully in September.
Dionssindgeil even published a reaction video to this success himself:
What do you think of this special success? Could you imagine investing weeks in mastering such a run yourself?
By the way, some Germans have a soft spot for games from FromSoftware. The German speed runner Muftaay broke several world records at the same time. We spoke to him in an interview:
German player holds speed run record in Elden Ring: “I have a folder with 120 saved games”