Elden Ring's most famous player was banned for 6 months

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Important takeaways

  • Let Me Solo Her main Elden Ring account was banned in April 2024.
  • The famous player revealed that the ban was a result of him using a mod that added Fortnite dances to the game's list of gestures.
  • Let Me Solo Her's Elden Ring ban will be lifted at the end of October 2024.



Fire Ring has banned its most famous player, Klein Tsuboi, better known by his nickname in the game Let Me Solo Her. So says Tsuboi himself, who recently revealed that his Fire Ring the ban will be lifted soon.

True to its in-game moniker, Let Me Solo Her became famous by helping many players overcome Malenia, who is widely considered to be among the most frustrating Fire Ring bosses from the base game. According to his latest estimate, he has defeated her between 6,000 and 7,000 times by the end of February 2024.

Let Me Solo Her defeat the final boss of the Fire Ring DLC.

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Let me solo her defeat Shadow of the Erdtree's Final Boss

Legendary Elden Ring player Let Me Solo Her change names before completely destroying the final boss of the game's DLC.

Let me solo her cops Fire Ring Ban Over Silly Mod

His total didn't go much higher than that, at least not on his main account, which was shortly thereafter banned for six months. Let Me Solo Her said as much in a recent tweet, revealing that the sanction will be lifted soon. “At the end of October I will be a free man(s),” the player wrote, thereby confirming that the ban itself was issued at the end of April 2024. Considering the circumstances that led to this turn of events, Let Me Solo Her said that he was banned to use one Fire Ring mod added Fortnite dances to the game's list of gestures.


He used the silly mod to spice up some of the gameplay videos he's been making since becoming internet famous. Shortly after receiving the ban, Let Me Solo Her set its sights on Shadow of the Erdtreeusing an alt account Fire Ring players triumph in the fight against Messmer the Impaler.


Fire bans are not absolute

Fire Ring bans do not prevent players from adventuring through Lands Between offline. They technically don't even disable online play, just restrict people to playing on a single server that only consists of players who were caught using a modded version of the game. It is currently unclear how much time Let Me Solo Her spent on their main account during the ban.

At the end of October I will be a free man (can).

Although the famous Fire Ring player who was planning to take a break from Malenia even before he was suspended, he doesn't seem quite ready to move on. On the contrary, the tweet announcing the impending end of his ban reads like Let Me Solo Her is eager to get back into the fray.

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