Reynolds talked to MMOexp in Discord messages regarding the hack he employed in that is, the "Hardscoping Tutorial" thing. During our conversation, he described it as"pavel. "pavel." In light on subsequent discoveries, it was discovered that he was trying to fool MMOexp into publishing false information about how this technique works, that at the time claimed enabled him to Elden Ring Runes insert in faulty items into other players' inventories.

The items would be flagged on death, he claimed at the time, as well as the game could identify the cheaters as his victims and result in an apparent softban, but there's no evidence to suggest this claim is actually true. The idea that these things are likely have been circulating in the game's community over time and, while MMOexp cannot verify the claims, we do know that cheating continues be a problem in the game.

It's an anxiety-inducing experience being sucked into by Reynolds. There's no way to stop him to stop him from appearing. The spells he cast are broken and too powerful, so you just...take it. The complaints about Reynolds his behavior in Elden Ring aren't surfacing in the moment, but it could only take time, since Reynolds' name is often mentioned on his Dark Souls and Elden Ring subreddits.

What should you do? According to a well-known Reddit post in April 2016, the best option is to either disconnect or commit suicide. It's surprising that Reynolds says he doesn't want to be caught in the hacking of Elden Ring. Reynolds said Bandai Namco and FromSoftware should take this as a learning opportunity to develop better anti-cheat software which prevents hackers from exploiting the game's code.

"I'm an essential to be evil,"" Reynolds said. "You might be wondering if being caught is part of the game plan, and it is. If I do it, does the game end? I doubt it however perhaps Bandai can fix it. It's time to move on Elden Ring Items buy online."