FromSoftware is aware that certain issues are being experienced Eldon Ring Players on PC and PS5.
According to the developer, it will address these issues in a future patch and asks people to be patient in the meantime.
On PC, the development team is working on mouse sensitivity and an Easy Anti-Cheat issue that fails to launch when the Steam account name is set to 2-byte characters.
On all platforms, the team will be “continuously working to improve the game” in response to framerate phenomena and other performance-related issues during gameplay, making it comfortable to play on a variety of PC environments and platforms.
The fact that this problem is being fixed should please many PC gamers who are disturbed by the stuttering problem in the game.
For the PC version, it is recommended to update the graphics card driver to the latest version which may improve performance.
For PS5 users, the team is aware that game data may not be properly saved if the console accidentally turns off while playing a game or in rest mode. A patch to fix the issue is in development, but until the patch is released, it is recommended that you periodically quit the game to manually save the game. If you quit the game by opening the system menu with the OPTION button and selecting “Quit Game”, the game data will be saved correctly.
Released today, the day one patch for Elden Ring is available, and you’ll need to apply it before playing the game. The patch includes improved player controls, balance tweaks, fixes for some NPC events, fixes some framerate drops under certain conditions, and more.
If you’re planning to start playing today, you may wish to bookmark our various guides for a rainy day. Here you’ll find a Beginner’s Guide to Elden Ring, which class to choose in Elden Ring, six Elden Ring tips for Souls vets, and how to get a Soul Summoning Bell and summon help in Elden Ring.
