Elden Ring without battles: Thanks to an unusual mod, all enemies leave you in peace

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The game world of Elden Ring is beautiful. Unfortunately, visits are often interrupted by the annoying inhabitants. This mod brings peace to the interlands.

Have you ever wandered through the landscapes of Elden Ring, lost in thought and distracted by the many beautiful corners of the game world? Not infrequently, however, such a stroll through the tough open world ends with a sword surprisingly catapulting you off your horse from a blind spot. For those who wish for a little more peace in the in-between lands, there is now a mod that allows you to explore and capture the world without any stress.

Photo Mode Mod with Pacifist Mode

The modder (Otis_Inf), who has created different photo modes for other video games in the past, recently released a photo mode mod for Elden Ring. With it, you can create breathtaking screenshots in the game. To make snapping easier, you can, among other things, move the camera freely, turn off the UI and pause the action to capture a cool animation.

As if the features weren’t enough, you can also make your character invisible to enemies and calmly march alongside them. So if you’ve ever wanted to get up close and personal with the many gruesome inhabitants, this mod gives you the opportunity to do so.

How do you get the photo mode mod?

The mod is not free and is sold by the modder via his Patreon page. However, the first level, which costs 5€ per month, is enough for the modification. Keep in mind, however, that freshly released titles are often updated by the developers, which is why the modifications must also be kept up to date. If you want to use the photo mode for longer, you might have to pay for a second month.

There’s no support, if a mod doesn’t work anymore because a game was updated, you have to wait till the mod is updated eventually.

(Patreon)

To install the mod, you should follow the instructions that come with the folder exactly. However, the most important thing is to play offline so that you don’t get banned by the Easy Anti-Cheat program.

Would you like to have an in-house photo mode or are you not interested in the environment at all and just want to whack the creatures that make Limgrave and Co. unsafe? Let us know in the comments!

Michael
Michael
Age: 24 Origin: Germany Hobbies: gaming, football, table tennis Profession: Online editor, student

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