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Today, LukeYui has updated his Elden Ring Seamless Co-Op mod to work with the newly released Shadow of the Erdtree expansion. Here's the changelog shared by the modder:
After being briefly borked by the release of Shadow of the Erdtree, Elden Ring's Seamless Co-op mod is now ready to use in the expansion. Passing a message from mod creator Luke Yui yesterday, Seamless Co-op Discord moderator Dalvik wrote that «While not perfect, it has reached a state where it can be used to play Elden Ring and the DLC in co-op.»
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To increase Jin's maximum health in, players can visit a total of 20 different Hot Springs scattered all over Tsushima and Iki Island. At these special spots, Jin can take a well-deserved break from fighting the Mongol invasion to rest, relax, and reflect on his experiences so far. Players are rewarded with increased HP, a unique armor set, and a trophy.
The big Elden Ring patch that dropped today ahead of the Shadow of the Erdtree launch does a lot of good things—you can finally change the map key!—but it's causing some headaches for Steam Deck users.
In , invasions are a unique way to engage with the PVP community, as they are completely random, unlike the Colosseum. You may encounter solo players or up to groups of three, and it is up to you to prepare for any and all environments and matchups you find yourself in. Sometimes enemies will use unfair tactics to get the edge on you, like spawn camping or ledge trapping, so be ready to counter these strategies.
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