Elden Ring: That’s why you risk a ban if you “steal” someone else’s underwear

Just because the others in the Elden Ring are dropping their panties doesn’t mean it’s an invitation… to steal them. If you choose special pants from someone else, you may be temporarily banned from doing so. This spicy piece is called Deathbed Smalls, and it’s originally from the NPC Fia.

In fact, the piece of clothing, which looks like a pair of very tight panties, cannot be obtained without hacking the game, and this requires you to hack the Elden Ring anti-cheat software. So just owning forbidden underwear is really a reason to become one Soft blocking performance Could – and certainly Fia would support that if you wipe her clothes off.

According to reports on Reddit, quite a few people in the gaming community who didn’t even know that Fia’s Pants was a banned item and actually removed it from their inventory actually issued a nasty ban online.

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Although you can request to unlock your accounts again, this has been the case with Reddit users, for example JeSuisLePamplemous. However, it was also pointed out that the punishment could be tougher in the future.

Bandai Namco said, “I would advise you to remove all modified data/characters in your computer to prevent this from happening again. The next potential ban may be permanent.”

However, it may be possible that not only removing the banned items, but only completely deleting the entire save state, would not risk a ban – which is too bad if you’ve already played several hours of gameplay on a journey through the middle ground.

Obviously, illegal possession of panties isn’t a petty crime, so don’t let others tempt you too much with your tight, alluring rib rag!