Loaded Umbrella
Added the Loaded Umbrella weapon from "Sekiro" to bring unique mechanics and adapt to the game's combat system
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Added the Loaded Umbrella weapon from "Sekiro" to bring unique mechanics and adapt to the game's combat system
Loaded Umbrella
🎮 **The iconic weapon from Sekiro is now available in Elden Ring! **
✨ Weapon introduction
This module introduces the **Loaded Umbrella** from "Sekiro" into "Elden Ring", bringing a unique combat mechanism that perfectly adapts to the game's combat system. In addition to the original version, there are three variant versions, each with unique characteristics and fighting styles!
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🌂 Weapon variants
🔵 Loaded Umbrella
- **Damage Type**: Focus on **Pure Physical Damage**
- **Attribute Bonus**: The best bonuses come from **Strength** and **Agility**
- **Features**: The most direct version of the umbrella, causing more damage to enemy postures
🟣 Phoenix Lilac Umbrella
- **Damage Type**: Combination of **Physical Damage**, **Magic Damage** and **Holy Damage**
- **Attribute Bonus**: The main bonuses for weapons come from **Intelligence** and **Faith**
- **FEATURE**: In addition to physical attacks, it can also deal magical and holy damage, making this version more versatile, allowing players to use physical attacks and magical powers to fight different types of enemies.
🔴 Suzaku Lotus Umbrella
- **Damage Type**: Focus on **Fire Damage**
- **Attribute Bonus**: The main bonus of weapons comes from **Agility**, **Strength** and a small amount of **Faith**
- **Features**: This version is for players who want to add elemental fire damage to their fighting style, providing physical damage and additional fire blast, especially effective against enemies susceptible to fire damage.
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⚔️ Weapon Mechanism
Weapon mechanics have been adapted to the **War Gray** system integrated into Elden's Circle. The main innovation is the addition of a defensive stance, which changes the way weapons interact in combat, providing new defensive and offensive possibilities.
🛡️Defensive Stance (L2)
By holding down the L2 button, the player enters a defensive stance called **Iron Stance**. In this stance, the weapon behaves more solidly, allowing the player to defend themselves while preparing to counterattack. Stances provide dynamic blocking, keeping players mobile and able to respond to different situations in combat.
⚡ Defensive Stance Attack (R1)
In defensive stance, press R1 to perform an umbrella attack. This attack is fast and effective, providing good counterattack capabilities in defense. Players can use this to protect themselves while dealing decent damage.
🔄 Deflection (R2)
Press R2 to rotate the parachute and perform deflection action. This rotation allows for blocking attacks, giving players the ability to quickly rotate their shield to avoid damage, useful for quickly counterattacking or dodging enemy attacks.
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🔧 Mechanism features
🚫 Disable original blocking
Using Loaded Umbrella disables vanilla blocking. This means that when equipped with an umbrella, the player loses the ability to defend on the L1 button, but gains the ability to perform a deflection by quickly opening the shield. This change requires better timing and control, but provides greater flexibility in combat.
🎯 Deflection and Counterattack
The ability to deflect attacks through umbrella rotation allows players to negate the damage of enemy attacks while creating opportunities for counterattacks. This deflection system is one of the main features of the weapon, allowing players to deal with multiple enemies more dynamically.
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🎥 Demonstration video
YouTube demo video
🤝 Producers
This mod was developed in collaboration with modder Chocotavo, who contributed to the weapon implementation and animation and FXR effects.
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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.