[Update] Elden Ring: Nightreign Seamless Co-op (4+ players)
Hi everyone,
I've been taking a short break to work on a side-project -- Elden Ring Nightreign Seamless Co-op.
As I'm aware that FromSoftware will implement official 2-player game session support, I've shifted the mod more toward being a purely multiphantom (4+ player) mod. Likely stopping at 12 players, and then allowing other modders to create their own game-modes which could make use of the player cap increase.
I have uploaded a short video showing a 4-player session I played and discussing some of the issues pre-release.
Dark Souls II seamless co-op is still being worked on. It uses an entirely different engine to Dark Souls Dark Souls III, Sekiro, and Elden Ring - therefore it takes a lot longer to develop. Thank you for your patience.
Take care,
Yui
Elden Ring Nightreign Seamless Co-op: 4 (+) player demonstration (YouTube)
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Hi! After the latest Elden Ring update, Seamless Co-op 1.9.9 stopped working for me. I’m getting this error: “ No such pattern found ” “ The mod may not be compatible with the installed game version. ” Are you still supporting Seamless Co-op, and are you planning to release an update for the new Elden Ring version? Thanks for your work on the mod!
I've already said a few times. I will update it but I'm not home rn
Working through Dark Souls Remaster with a friend and we're having a blast. Phenomenal work!
Im hoping that you could still support 2 player co op with optional scaling, because nightreign is just too much for us and we're really not having much fun with it.
Great work Yui! Looking forward to trying this out - just out of curiosity, I noticed unlike ERSC there's no Seamless Coop password for Nightreign - is it possible to use the game's inbuilt password/invite system to limit who can join your session?
you mention different engines for ds2. does that also include games like bloodborne or demons souls? sorry if its a really stupid question lol
Not a stupid question. Basically, every souls and souls-adjacent title use the same engine, though with massive upgrades with each title. This includes, Sekiro, Bloodborne, etc. Dark Souls 2 is the only one that used a completely different engine altogether.
Awesome work!