Better visuals (LoD - grass - draw distance - trees - reduced haze and fog) - late game damage scaling fixes - fast respawn - all-in-one mod
Improved graphical fidelity and fixed late game damage spikes (applies to base game and DLC) - also includes NG+
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About this mod Machine translation
Improved graphical fidelity and fixed late game damage spikes (applies to base game and DLC) - also includes NG+
Better visuals (LoD - grass - draw distance - trees - less haze and fog) - lategame damage scaling fix - fast respawn - ALL IN ONE
🎮 **A comprehensive module that comprehensively improves the game experience of "Elden Ring"! **
⚠️ Important reminder
**The Rhea Lucalia Academy building behind the blessing point of the Debate Classroom may have missing geometry! ** This mod needs to be temporarily disabled when playing in this area.
🔄 **SAFETY NOTE**: You can safely remove and reinstall this mod between game sessions without any issues.
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✨ Module features
🌫️ Reduce haze effect
- Preserves all volumetric fog effects so swamps and fog-like areas still look great
- Significantly reduce the general haze feeling in the distance
- Removed two late game heavy weather effects
👁️ Improve draw distance
- Make objects visible from longer distances
- Avoided game crashes that may be caused by other draw distance mods
- Contains all content from the DLC area
🏞️ Optimized LoD (Level of Detail)
- Load higher detail models and textures from greater distances
- Objects that do not impact performance are always loaded with the highest LoD
- Reduce the sudden appearance of native game
🌳 Improved tree effects
- Provide proper shadows for distant trees
🌿 Better grass effect
- Increase the amount and height of grass by about 20-50% depending on the type
- Slightly increased grass draw distance
⚡ Quick rebirth
- Still shows death animation
- Skip the 3 seconds the game waits before fading to black
- Make dying less frustrating and getting back into the fight faster
⚔️ Late game enemy damage scaling fix
- The starting area maintains the original damage
- Damage curve is flatter
- Enemy damage in late game areas is reduced by about 25%
- Prevent late game enemies from being killed in one hit
- Works with all NG+ cycles and DLC
❤️ Enemy health increased
- Enemy health increased by 20% in base game, DLC and all NG+ cycles
- Compensated for the reduced damage they dealt
- Gives you more time to learn the boss's attack patterns
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🔧 Compatibility and recommendations
Recommended modules to use with:
- **Forced Dynamic Shadows Mod** - no longer requires its regulation.bin file, but still requires the sfx file
- **Bardos 4K Textures** - Provides higher quality textures
- **TechieW's Mod Series** - Various visual improvements
- **RT Ambient Occlusion + 8K Shadows** - Enhanced light and shadow effects
Exclusive recommendations for 4K players:
- Temporal upsampling module provides a better 4K gaming experience
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📁 File description
If you only need a specific part of the mod, here's a functional overview of the CSV file:
- **clearcountcorrectparam** - Enemy health +20% and NG + scaling changes
- **GrassLodRangeParam** - drawing distance
- **GrassTypeParam Series** - Better grass effect
- **LoadBalancer Series** - Draw distance + LoD
- **MenuCommonParam** - respawn time
- **PartsDrawParam** - drawing distance + dynamic shadow
- **SpeedtreeParam** - LoD trees
- **speffectparam** - -25% late game and DLC enemy damage
- **SpEffectVfxParam** - Optimize lantern light position for dynamic shadow module
- **WeatherParam** - Reduce haze/fog
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🎯 Usage suggestions
The author has completed the game (including DLC) using all of the above mods without any issues other than the occasional frame rate drop. If you are experiencing stability issues, it may be helpful to try not merging the partsparam.csv file, as it puts the most additional load on the system.
💡 **Recommended Usage**: Using modengine 2 instead of overwriting your own regulation.bin file, just put my regulation.bin into the mod folder.
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.