Elden Ring Seamless Co-Op: What happened to the beloved mod?
Since its release over two years ago, Elden Ring has become a classic of the Soulsborne tradition. With breathtaking visuals, challenging combat, and a lore co-created by George RR Martin, one could argue that it was destined to do well.
In the years since, there's been an excess of mods, a hugely popular one being Seamless Co-Op. This allowed us to play together without any restrictions at all.
However, seemingly coinciding with the release of the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC this month, the mod seems to no longer work.
What's happened? Let's take a closer look.
Sign up for our gaming newsletter to receive the latest insights, reviews and expert recommendations
By entering your details, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions and privacy policy. You can unsubscribe at any time.
The Seamless Co-Op Mod allows friends to play through the entirety of Elden Ring without any of the usual restrictions. For example, when a player dies the session won't be terminated, rather they'll respawn at the last bonfire in the same world as their companion. You'll also stay together after boss fights. This way, you can play through the whole game together.
There's also no restrictions to the multiplayer zones, and all waypoints are synchronised.
Unfortunately, it's impossible to use the mod at the moment.
Well, it's actually impossible to use a huge number of mods. This is due to the Calibration Update 1.12.2 patch that dropped today. If you installed the patch, the mods won't work. For now, anyway. Let's take a look at when they could return.
The update has pretty much broken the mods for now, so now the ball is in the court of the modders.
Basically, we need to wait for the modder to update the Seamless Co-Op so that it works within the new version of Elden Ring. Hopefully it won't take long!
Read more on Elden Ring:
Check out more of our Gaming coverage or visit our TV Guide and Streaming Guide to find out what's on. For more from the biggest stars in TV, listen to The Radio
Read more on radiotimes.com
