The PC version of ELDEN RING has detected an exploit that threatens to save

In the computer version of ELDEN RING, an exploit was discovered that allows hackers to crash the sessions of other players during an invasion and throw them into an endless cycle of death.

As shown in the video, a hack occurs when an invading player activates a certain ability, causing a certain glitch that leads to the departure of clients to the host. Then, when a player tries to open the game again, he discovers that his character falls into an endless cycle of death.

"On a PC, there is an exploit that allows hackers to corrupt your save file during an invasion. At first, they will crash your game, and when you open it again, your character will constantly fall and die. "

Reddit suggested a possible cases. To do this, you need to close the game using the keyboard shortcut Alt + F4 just before the death of the character, which should give a little more time at the next entrance. When you start the client again, open the card quickly and move to the place of grace, but if you do not get to it quickly enough, the cycle of death will start again. One of the players reported that he could not find a workaround and lost 100 hours of passage.

FromSoftware and Bandai Namco have not yet commented on the situation, so at this point it is probably best to back up the saves and play offline, as this is the only way to avoid intrusions.

Earlier this year, users also discovered a dangerous exploit in the Dark Souls trilogy on a PC that allowed the intrusion to run unnoticed dark Souls servers have been down since February, so developers can fix the issue with older games.