This means Seki has to avoid any and all types of harm, large or small, throughout the whole course. Think about how many times you've played Elden Ring and accidentally fell and received some fall injury or gotten poisoned in a swamp. If something like that happens to Seki during his game, he'll have to Elden Ring Runes start over. This makes an already challenging and difficult sport an even more difficult beast to conquer.

Watching the race go by is wild. Being able to watch someone complete Elden Ring in under 3 hours with their health bar not ever falling is engaging even if you (like myself) have no interest in FromSoftware Games or Elden Ring. (There is a moment in the run that Seki wears a unique magical talisman, which increases the damage and health of his character. The moment he puts it on, his health bar expands and it looks like Seki has been hit and is what the item does.)

The streamer who has completed similar no-hit runs in other FromSoftware games like Sekiro the game, he logged more than 130 hours trying to complete this no-hit/no damage run. This included planning, practicing as well as countless attempts. As for what gear Seki likes to use to beat Elden Ring without taking any injury, it's an ordinary kit with cheap Elden Ring Items a fan favorite: Moonveil katana.