Elden Ring modders have managed to convert an Armored Core’s mechs to The Lands Between
In the above video the exercise was conducted as a test to illustrate how similar these games are on the technical side, with Zullie saying the fact that “many of the games appear to be similar.”
Even though it’s true that the Armored Core is currently without all the animations and effects that could help bring it to life it’s still pretty awesome just to sit on the side of The Tarnished and being dwarfed by the Fire Giant.
Then, at the end of the film, Zullie suggests that the similarity between the two games may indicate that “there’s plenty of room to create exciting new mods which is only the beginning.”
It’s here! Armored Core 6 is out, and those who’ve been waiting with anticipation for the opportunity to engage in the action-packed mech battles finally been given the chance to experience it.
Unsurprisingly, since many followers have been ecstatic about the idea of developing an interesting or awe-inspiring bot and attempting to destroy their adversaries for quite a lengthy duration, it’s not taken too long to see some giving brutal blows against even the toughest opponents.
In the meantime, one prominent member of FromSoft’s FromSoft community is focused on figuring out how Armored Core’s realm compares to Elden Ring. They’ve been able to get one of its mechs into The Lands Between.
Do you think you’ll be capable of running past Elden Ring’s bosses by using one of the Armored Core 6 mech at later on?
After determining, based upon some game-specific measurements, that AC6’s standard beginning mech size is roughly the same dimensions that Elden Ring boss Radahn, the data-miner Zullie The Witch taken a step forward.
Utilizing the fact that both games have the same engine, and also having sought the assistance of modder Dropoff You may know for being one of the modders who included the GTA San Andreas’ CJ into Armored Core 6, They’ve managed to port one of the mechs in the game to The Lands Between.
