The technique involved teleporting unsuspecting players to out-of-bounds areas of the map. Players would die within a few seconds. The game was then reloaded and was the same as the previous one. It wasn't known how players were doing this or how widespread the problem was however, several people affected by the issue posted videos of Elden Ring Runes their experience online.
They also provided possible workarounds one of which was press Alt and F4 to immediately quit the game, which would give some additional time when it was reopened to players to access the map and try to get out of the loop. It's not known if that was the case for all players though, or if today's patch can help players who have been victimized by the Elden Ring "prank."
In the time since it was released, Elden Ring has already received two major updates and sold over twelve million copies. The most important thing is that players are still finding all kinds of bizarre things hidden in its haunting and occasionally broken open world, including ways to Elden Ring Runes for sale make your horse fly by first taking it down.
