Bloodborne Has Quietly Had Its Own Let Me Solo Her For Over A Decade

Bloodborne Has Quietly Had Its Own Let Me Solo Her For Over A Decade

From TheGamer (Written by Quinton O'Connor) on | OpenCritic

If you aren't familiar with "Let me solo her," and to be clear, I wasn't until about two hours ago, they're a player who has assisted thousands of peers in Elden Ring's difficult Malenia boss battle. For years, they've been doing this, and they typically show up with a jar over their head and no other equipment. Their whole build involves dodging to the point of taking virtually no damage. And they're incredible at it. A real lifesaver, time and again.

Bloodborne has been around for eleven years. That's seven years more than Elden Ring. And, as it happens, there's been a Klein Tsuboi (Let me solo her's name) of sorts over in Yharnam all this time.

Noahman90 is Bloodborne's LMSH. And they (he, presumably) are hanging up their stylish hunter hat after all these years. "Thousands of fights, thousands of kills," they say, and an accompanying video highlights some of that action. The Bloodborne community certainly seems to recognize them, and an outpouring of support has been happening all day in light of their departure.

What happened? Time marches on. Simple as that. Too few people are playing Bloodborne no, to the point that Noahman90 is seldom if...

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