4. Balancing Host and Summoned Players
When playing in Elden Ring Items co-op, there are certain balance changes you need to be aware of:

Host Advantage: As the host, you maintain full control of the game, and players summoned to your world will have reduced Estus Flask charges and HP to balance the challenge.
Increased Difficulty: The game slightly increases enemy difficulty when co-op partners are summoned to maintain balance. This includes bosses having more health and sometimes being more aggressive.
Shared Loot: Items and runes dropped by enemies are shared between players, but key quest items are only available to the host.
5. PvP and Invasions
Player-vs-Player (PvP) is a major part of Elden Ring’s multiplayer, and understanding how invasions work can give you a competitive edge.

Invasions: Players can invade your world for PvP combat. Invasions can occur while playing solo, but they’re more common when you're playing co-op with another player. Use the Taunter's Tongue item to make yourself more vulnerable to invasions and bring more PvP action to your game.
Defending Against Invaders: When invaded, you can either flee to safer locations or take advantage of terrain and NPC enemies to outmaneuver the invader. Always keep a backup plan in case things go south.
Summoning Help in PvP: If you're invaded, you can summon players to Elden Ring Items for sale assist you in PvP combat, turning the fight against your opponent.
PvP Etiquette: Although not required, many players follow an unspoken code of PvP conduct, including bowing before a duel or avoiding healing during combat to keep things fair.