Elden Ring’s most famous cooperative player “Let Me Solo Her” was gifted a massive box set from Bandai Namco and From Software, including a sword. Let Me Solo Her rose to prominence by fighting Malenia, one of the toughest bosses in Elden Ring, for players that were having a hard time. The name Let Me Solo Her encouraged other players to stay back and let him do the work. Armed with nothing but a katana and a pot helmet, Let Me Solo Her would dominate Malenia with almost scientific precision, assisting hundreds players in vanquishing the now-infamous boss.
Now let's talk about a company sending something not so pleasant. Rockstar parent company Take-Two has reportedly issued a DMCA takedown against modder LukeRoss, best known for making VR mods of games like GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2. LukeRoss shared a post on Patreon detailing the notice that read, "They are demanding that I remove all their copyright works from my Patreon page. I immediately asked for clarifications, since it is my belief that I'm not hosting any such materials."
And in a bit of unrelated news, E3 has made another announcement about its return and this time Reedpop is running the show. Reedpop--which also runs PAX, Star Wars Celebration, and several other shows--will work in partnership with the Entertainment Software Association to host publishers, developers, journalists, and consumers at E3's usual location, the Los Angeles Convention Center.
And finally, after years of development and multiple delays, Ubisoft's pirate game Skull and Bones has a release date of November 8… The day before God of War: Ragnarok.
Skull And Bones Preview - https://www.gamespot.com/articles/skull-and-bones-lets-you-get-off-your-ship-and-play-as-a-pirate-but-not-as-often-as-id-like/1100-6505204/
