However, not everything has been perfect for the game in the days following its launch. Elden Ring faced review bombing on Steam in the first few days after it dropped following complaints from PC gamers that Elden Ring was poorly optimized for the platform. Some gamers with high-end specs were reporting that they couldn’t reach the frame rates that they would have otherwise expected, leading to many deeming the game as a poor release on PC. Now though, a new mod is looking to counter players’ frame rate problems.

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Though a patch for Elden Ring was released in the days following its launch which attempted to fix most of the performance issues, some players were still unhappy with the frames they were getting. Mostly, this was due to Elden Ring locking the frame rate of the game to be a maximum of 60FPS. This is nothing new for FromSoftware titles, as the most recent release by the studio before Elden Ring, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, also only allowed for play at 60FPS. A new Elden Ring mod though is looking to push past this barrier.

The mod, which is now available on Github, can only be installed by PC players. This mod breaks the lock Elden Ring has on frame rates, allowing for around or even beyond 100FPS. Installing this mod does have a catch though, as it bypasses the anti-cheat software that Elden Ring has. As the mod messes with the memory of the game as it runs, this means that players installing the mod won’t be able to utilize any of the online functions in the game, meaning that funny messages seen in Elden Ring and co-op will not be available.

Moreover, should Elden Ring’s developer FromSoftware look into banning modders and cheaters, those who have brazenly bypassed the anti-cheat software could earn a ban rather easily. This has many questioning whether it’s worth installing the mod for a frame rate boost.

Elden Ring is available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.

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