Elden Ring Hackers are Ruining Players' Save Files

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Elden Ring is considered to be one of the most difficult games of all time. While Elden Ring offers many challenging enemies and bosses that players enjoy fighting, and gamers are severely punished if they die, one thing that a lot of fans don't like is how other players can invade their game, especially now that some of these invaders have started to hack them.

FromSoftware is known for making very challenging games, such as Dark Souls and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. FromSoftware's most recent game, Elden Ring, which it made with Game of Thrones creator, George R. R. Martin, has been out for almost a month. While fans of FromSoftware games have been liking Elden Ring a lot, its success has caused the studio to gain a new fanbase as well. From Elden Ring's insanely difficult bosses to its beautiful open world, many gamers have been enjoying the game, spending dozens of hours playing it.

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Unfortunately, there are some players that have more fun by ruining Elden Ring for others rather than fighting bosses, exploring their surroundings, and working with other gamers. While its common for players to invade others' game, some PC gamers are taking things way too far by hacking them. When a player gets hacked, their game will crash. Once they return to Elden Ring, they will discover that instead of playing the game as they normally would, they repeatedly die by falling off the map.

EldenRingUpdate brought this to gamers' attention through Twitter and also sent a link to a Reddit post, where Draiganedig let players know how they can get back to playing the game if this happens to them. As they fall down to their death, fans should open up Elden Ring's