Massive Elden Ring DLC Exploit Lets Players Simply Walk Through The Sky

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players looking to speedrun the DLC or simply avoid some of the expansion's more punishing areas should pay attention to this massive exploit. When it comes to speedrunning, one should never underestimate the community given how talented many runners are at discovering strange secrets and glitches that allow them to skip whole chunks of a game. is one such game that's so massive that anyone looking to complete it in as brief a time as possible needs to constantly be on the lookout for new routes.

Per GamesRadar+, a player by the name of Joo discovered the exploit which has been dubbed the «Sleepwalking» strategy since it requires players to build up the Sleep status effect to interrupt the animation of summoning Torrent. After doing that, the Tarnished will enter a state of «limited no-gravity» so they can technically walk on air as long as they don't idle, so blocking with one's shield is used to maintain the state. It's incredibly precise and a single mistake will simply reset players back to where they first triggered the glitch but done correctly, it's a massive time save.

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As exciting as it can be to defy gravity and walk on air, «Sleepwalking» isn't a way for players to explore at will given that it only allows users to move forward or backward. If The Tarnished manages to touch a new piece of ground, they'll be placed at that point if the game is reset, which is a great way to skip over some of the more time-consuming areas. Having said that, if you're not a speedrunner, then it's not worth bypassing some of 's best content.

While it may sound like a good idea for anyone struggling to make it through a particular section, the glitch is incredibly difficult to trigger and even more challenging to maintain. Besides, half the fun of is overcoming the game's brutal challenges, so it's best to learn and grow rather