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Elden Ring cheats: how to cheat while offline | PC Gamer

💾 ►►► DOWNLOAD FILE 🔥🔥🔥 Elden Ring has been out for almost a month, and during that time, players have plumbed almost all of its mysterious gameplay systems. Unfortunately, hackers have figured out how to take advantage world invasions in the PC version of the game — and it could cost you your save file. This info comes from a variety of Reddit threads opens in new tab , where various players have complained about the hack, as well as tried to share ways to mitigate it. Instead of simply duking it out as usual, though, the invader uses Elden Ring as a client to inject hostile code into your PC. This locks your game into a permanent loop, where your character falls an infinite distance, dies, reloads and then repeats the process. It's worth noting at that at present, this hack works only on the PC version of the game. When you reload the game, open your map screen immediately, and teleport to the closest Site of Grace. You have only a second or two to accomplish this, but it is possible. To avoid player invasions, you can just play by yourself. To do this, simply start the game, the navigate to System, Network and Play Offline. The tradeoff is that Elden Ring is very much an online game, from its hint system to its occasional glimpses of other players throughout the world. You lose a lot by disabling online access. FromSoftware may have a patch for this soon — or it may not, considering that it took the company years to address a similar vulnerability in Dark Souls III opens in new tab. In either case, keep the game patched, and consider suspending your PvP activities for the time being. Marshall Honorof is a senior editor for Tom's Guide, overseeing the site's coverage of gaming hardware and software. He comes from a science writing background, having studied paleomammalogy, biological anthropology, and the history of science and technology. After hours, you can find him practicing taekwondo or doing deep dives on classic sci-fi. Tom's Guide Tom's Guide. Marshall Honorof opens in new tab opens in new tab. Topics Gaming. See all comments 0. No comments yet Comment from the forums.