Hey guys!

For this weekend’s discussion post, we have an announcement to make. Inspired by the recent post about Elden Ring’s “Seamless Co-op” mod by @sad_detective_man@sopuli.xyz and all the fun and interesting data they have gathered, @Skua@kbin.earth came up with an idea for an official c/Soulslike Seamless Co-op event!

He made a poll to gather some info which can be found here. Here, you can let him know what your preferred co-op experience looks like (PvP, PvE party, PvE gauntlet), what kind of communication you’d prefer (we have a Discord and a Matrix channel!), and what your general availability looks like.

The event will be taking place on 2nd May (time TBD) on PC only (at this time). The specifics of the event will be ironed out until then going off the information gathered in the poll. Another follow-up post to this one to announce the specifics will follow soon.

What you need:

  • a copy of Elden Ring (PC)
  • Steam
  • a knack for Jolly Co-operation
  • a free Saturday

Here are the links to the Matrix channel and the Discord channel if you’d like to swing by and chat a little until then.

Huge thank you to @Skua@kbin.earth and @sad_detective_man@sopuli.xyz for coming up with the idea and organising the event - we hope you come by and have a good time!

If you guys have any questions, do let them know.

Have a great weekend y’all ♥

  • Pragmata is what I always kinda imagined a soulslike with guns should be, after Remnant didn’t really have the kind of methodical combat I really look for in a good souls game. It’s otherwise the same as a normal 3rd person shooter, but you need to also perform a little hacking minigame to do any real kinda damage and the encounters can be really tight to control. It’s more fun than I expected it to be.

      • No it’s not; i just find the combat to be pretty souls-adjacent. You move kinda slow, you have a limited dodge, and you’re usually outnumbered in a small space. Add to that the puzzle portion, making it somewhat awkward to balance moving, shooting, dodging, jumping and trying to hack just adds a certain level of difficulty to the action that could fit with a true soulslike game.