Rewrite this title for a blog post. Remove any site names from it The title is: Despite financial difficulties, this mother gave her son the Elden Ring DLC ​​and moved the entire community

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A gesture that moved the Elden Ring community

Who knew that a game this dark could have such a lovely community? As the release of Shadow of the Erdtree was approaching, a mother spoke out on the thread r/Eldenring from Reddit about the DLC from Elden Ringa game that his son particularly enjoyed. In his post, SabrinaSpellman1 explains that she made the decision to give her son the extension to show him how proud she is of him, despite his financial difficulties.

I'm going to surprise him, he so deserves it – he had a hard time with school not meeting his needs (he's autistic) but he's doing great and I'm so proud of him, which I tell him every day. We've had some financial difficulties, but I've been saving up to buy him one for a while. I can't wait to see his face! I hope it lives up to his expectations, because he really enjoyed Elden Ring.

It's well deserved, he's a real guy! I just wanted to share something happy!

Indeed, according to SabrinaSpellman1her son is diagnosed with autism and is having a difficult time at school. The school refuses to provide him with additional support because he does not display aggressive behavior, but he still has difficulty regulating his stress during the day, which prevents him from following classes properly. Despite everything, he manages to maintain good results, and his mother intends to encourage him while waiting for a transfer to a more suitable school by offering him Shadow of the Erdtreethe DLC of a game that he devoured, and for which she has been putting money aside for some time.

Elden Ring fans have shown generosity

By posting on Reddit, SabrinaSpellman1 probably did not expect the wave of comments that would follow. Touched by the support of SabrinaSpellman1 For his son, redditors did not fail to let him know that they admired him a lot, and some even went so far as to offer to pay her for the DLC so she could use her money for something elseThe mother preferred to refuse because the amount needed turned out to be lower than she thought, a user having informed her that it was an extension and not a full game.

Two very kind redditors offered to give me the game as a gift, I didn't accept (I have the money for it) but when I tell you that I am beaming with kindness and positivity thanks to this post, I'm not kidding!

This whole post is so heartwarming! People want to send this gift to my little guy just because it made them smile. Isn't that amazing?

Thank you for all your lovely comments, I don't think I'll be able to sleep tonight I'm so excited! My little guy deserves this so much. He didn't even ask me, I just heard him talking to his friend so I started to put it aside a little bit.

However, she took the time to thank the people who have shown kindness towards her son, and responded to quite a few comments from users who share the young man's diagnosis without benefiting from the same family support. Whether you're a fan of Elden Ring or not, this thread is heartwarming, and we hope this mom's generosity makes you smile!