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Elden Ring gamer and YouTube content creator Adam Barker recently flaunted his almost unstoppable mech suit and terrorized other players in PvP.
Barker’s YouTube video included a quick tutorial on the items needed to fully complete this messy build. First, he uses the Ironjar Aromatic consumable, which turns the player’s body into steel. Next, Barker uses Cerulean Hidden Tear and Crimsonwhorl Bubble Tear to massively increase his available FP and health.
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After combining these three key components, Barker unleashes an Unendurable Frenzy spam. This summon unleashes a salvo of flames from the player’s head, completely decimating everything in sight. Shooting flames out of a metal knight, it’s easy to see why Barker called it the “mechanical construct.”
In a montage that saw the Elden Ring fan destroying both players and big bosses, Barker showed the potential of this niche build. The only thing Barker seemed to care about was the Insanity meter he gained from using the Intolerable Frenzy summon, as it nullified most incoming damage and reduced countless enemy health bars to zero.
While the build was an impressive and certainly unique display, it ultimately proved fallible as Barker eventually fell in a three-on-one skirmish. The Ironjar Aromatic consumable, while blocking a significant amount of damage, ultimately immobilizes the user and prevents players from running or rolling.
With Elden Ring now over a month old, players have started experimenting and discovering increasingly absurd and oddly effective builds. With some guidance on creating your very own Elden Ring Mech, players can now try this style of play for themselves.