"Damn people, log-in problems are happening every day," one person tweeted along with the hashtag, while another exasperated player commented cheap d2r items, "same day, same time, same channel. This is awe-inspiring. 5 days in this shit."

One player who wanted to refund his money received a response from Blizzard apologetically denying the request. Others on Reddit claimed that Blizzard did not grant their refund requests because of the length of time they'd spent engaging in games prior the time they experienced outages.

The game has already sold over 10 million copies, but it's also been the subject of discussions among a wide range of video game enthusiasts Some of whom are even celebrities. One of those stars who seems to be obsessed about the games is that of the rapper and musician Post Malone. While Malone might be having fun in his own Lands Between, he says that he's not able to engage in Elden Ring unless he turns the in-game music off.

In the latest show of Hot Ones, Post Malone was confronted about his love of video games, specifically with regard to music. In his response, Malone asked host Sean Evans whether he was engaging in Elden Ring for himself.

Evans declared that he's never had any idea, which led to Malone suggesting the game. In spite of this, however, Post Malone explained that they have to shut the music off while playing Elden Ring because it stresses him out too much.

"I make the music go to the lowest level [in Elden Ring] because it is crazy. It's basically like choirs, that are not angels, but demons. And they're like, 'We're going to* you to death.' There's no way you live," Post Malone said of the game's soundtrack. "After an event I'm like shaking like this Diablo 2 Resurrected buy items, and I'm going to have to get out smoking and think"I need to get my head back in order.'"