Elden Ring players have discovered that they can defeat Shadow of the Erdtree’s final boss using the power of friendship, and a strange bug

Los Ch. is an Elden Ring player. rosu discovered a ridiculous bug in Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's final boss, the Promised Consort Radahn. This strategy is easily replicable after further investigation.

If you summon two phantoms to fight Leda in co-op and kill her without anyone dying, then Promised Consort Radahn dies before you reach his bonfire. The player says, "Batshit CRAZY" Promised Consort Radahn Skip. "I've reproduced this bug, and it seems to be consistent."

The video linked shows Los Ch. Leda was jumped by rosu, and other co-op calls (it didn't look like she had a chance). After spawning at Enir-Ilim the player tries to reach the God of Promised Consort Radahn but is killed halfway up. As Los Ch. When rosu arrived at the boss fight entrance, he could not see the fog door. All that was left was a few bloodstains and a lost grace.

It's a strange bug, especially late in the DLC release, and especially with all of the streamer challenges, and one-hit runs, against Radahn. Some commenters on the video on YouTube suggest that this bug is not limited to Los Ch. rosu. One player says, "Had a similar experience." "I entered as a ghost, but Radahn didn't jump down and was invisible." Other players have reported similar glitches on PC or in the second phase of the battle. One player has even posted a video showing the glitch.

After Elden Ring YouTuber Ziostorm reported this bug, some players speculated that it might be caused by the Seamless Co-Op Mod getting messed-up. Ziostorm points out that the original video was shot on Xbox. Another player confirms that he's done it twice and both times he'll get the message "God Slain", give him his runes, and boot him off. "I messaged the host to ask if the boss was still there. They said yes and summoned back for it." The fix could be as simple and straightforward as refreshing your game, or resting by a bonfire.

Elden Ring has a co-op mode that is important, even if it's not something you enjoy. This feature allows you to play with your friends or summon local folk heroes such as Let Me Solo Her, now known as Let Me Solo Him in the DLC to help you fight bosses you may find too difficult to defeat alone.

This feature is so popular, there's a mod which allows you to play the entire game in seamless co-op. You can summon co-op ghosts for one fight and they will disappear when they die. While this mod may not be in line with the rules laid out by FromSoftware, it turns out the developers aren't against the mod. They may even "consider such ideas with our future games."