A Modder has shown Elden Ring nightreign Duos mod
Blog Andrew Joseph 30 May , 2025 0
One should really not doubt the toughness of the modder. Elden Ring Nightreg Now it's live, and within 24 hours of its release, a well-known FromSoftware game Modder has shown the Duos Mode Mod.
Luke Yui Behind the popular cooperative For games like Elden Ring and Armored Core VI, uploaded A short video from their YouTube channel yesterday. It shows Elden Ring nightreign's two-mod, allowing only two night players to combine, rather than forcing one to three.
It is important to note that at the time of writing this article, this is not a public or playable mod, but a short demo of YUI. They point out that the mod runs without connecting to the docking server, so while other mods can be used during the game, it also means you are not running through the normal channel. Whether this becomes a real solution or an interesting curiosity, we have to see.
While Elden Ring Nightreign can be played solo or in threesomes, there is no choice but to run with two players. You need to kick your friend and play solo, or match and find a third one. This may sound like a small obstacle, but it can be frustrating for those who like to play with a friend.
This is also a popular issue in the early mornings of Nightreign's public reception. Lack of duo settings Cited in early negative commentsand Players seem to be struggling with restrictions. As A user on Elden Ring subreddit pointed outspecific to a specific SubredDit “looks like a trio” while looking for another player.
Elden Ring Director of Elden Ring said Junya Ishizaki “The duo aspect was ignored and ignored,” But that's something that Nightreign team is considering and looking for post-release support. With a desire for a specific mode of duo, I think it's hard no Notice.
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Eric is a freelance writer for IGN.