Elden Ring gets full co-op this week thanks to the creator of Sekiro Online
The Elden Ring Seamless Co-op mod g𒀰oes into publi♉c beta soon

Elden Ring is getting a much more robust co-op mode thanks to a modder, and you'll be able to play it as soon as this ꦿweek.
The Elden Ring Seamless Co-op mod will enter public beta on May 27. It allows up to four players to seamlessly explore the open world, defeat bosses, and make progress without the limitations of the normal co-🌃op system. It runs through a separate launcher that does not make use of Easy Anti-Cheat, and does not rely on 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:FromSoftware's own matchmaking systems, which the dev e꧑ꦐxpects will keep players from being banned for using the mod.
That dev is known as LukeYui, and if you recognize the name, it's likely because of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Sekiro Online. LukeYui previously brought co-op to FromSoftware's exclusivel𒆙y single-player game, so it's a safe bet that Elden Ring - which is already built to support multiplayer - will work just as well.
Since this Elden Ring mod does not use the normal💎 m⛦atchmaking systems, you don't have to worry about invasions - though you can optionally turn on PvP if you want to fight your friends.
Progress is, uh, sort of shared between players. If a boss is beaten while you've joined a co-op game, that boss will still be dead when you return to your character's solo world, but you won't inherit boss defeats or other progress made from bꦜefore you joined the game. Every player gets all the normal items from defeated enemies and world drops. If anyoneꩲ sits at a site of grace, all enemies will respawn for everyone.
And yಞes, everyo๊ne can ride their own Torrent at once.
If you want a more robust - or, as the name suggests, seamless - approach to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Elden Ring co-op, keep an eye on .
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