Some Elden Ring Nightreign players are battling their muscle memory from the original Elden Ring controls

Elden Ring Nightreg It's already out, and players are already jumping into changing lands to fight the nightclub. But if they heated a little on the original Elden ring, they might find their control changes somewhat reversed.

While the controls in Elden Ring Nightreign are roughly the same as the original Elden ring, some changes have been made to accommodate new abilities, or simply move things a little bit. Some of these are only used for new actions or updated versions of old tools. But one in particular seems to cause at least a little confusion: the flask.

In FromSoftware's Souls Games and Elden Ring, “flasks” are the midstream columns of your kit: a refilled potion holder, your primary source of healing in battle. Usually, flasks are one of several consumables that you cycle through and use in battle. In Elden Ring Nightreign, the flask is a static element. By default, you press the leftmost face button (X or Square, depending on your controller), while the Use Items option on the D-Pad.

OK, it seems Some people are reporting Some muscle memory is confused. A little interesting Players who have been playing Elden Ringeither warm up to the Daigot style or happen to line up this way, and now re-learning muscle memory due to this change.

In addition to the flasks, there are now specific super SPRINTs mapped to L3. While you won't have a trusted torrent in NightReign, FromSoftware offers players an amazing quick sprint option. Wrinkles are, from the traditional way to hold the road button, there is also a sprint option. and As one player pointed outThey keep defaulting to the original Elden Ring Sprint instead of the new spring.

But the real strange change is there It doesn't seem to be a way Now you have to squat down. I just started Elden Ring nightreign myself just to check myself, and sure enough, I couldn't find the Crouch option anywhere in the controller settings. By default, when it left-clicks on the controller, it seems that the option not only moves, but it has already popped up completely. Granted, Elden Ring's Elden Ring seems to be more sneaky than moving and wiping away the enemy.

Other players report that the mouse and keyboard default controls are also weird compared to the original Elden ring. Of course, this is not the first time a control scheme from Software. Every soul or soul usually has some degree of change, especially for games like Bloodborne, which have very obvious mechanical and systematic differences from other soul-like people.

Ultimately, controls are repeatable so you can still make things fit in your hands. So maybe take this post as a PSA and then take some time to get familiar with your control plan for Elden Ring Nightreign and fine-tune it before dabbling into your first adventure. Perhaps sympathize with a player who accidentally puts their Estus in trouble. We've all been there.

We have a lot Nighttime tips and tricks Help you remove it All eight night walk bossesif you want to know how to unlock two locks Nightclub classCheck How to unlock Revenant and How to unlock the Duchess,add How to change characters.

Eric is a freelance writer for IGN.