Update for ER guide (#199)

Updated for the latest version of the tools alongside the latest version of the game

markdown/GameGuides/EldenRing.md

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 Feature | Supported
 --|--
 Vanilla Photo Mode | No
-Hotsampling | No
+Hotsampling | Yes (with v1.0.15+ [tools](https://opm.fransbouma.com/Cameras/eldenring.htm))
 DSR | Yes
-Custom Aspect Ratios | Yes (with tools)
+Custom Aspect Ratios | Yes with [tools](https://opm.fransbouma.com/Cameras/eldenring.htm)
 Reshade | Yes
 Ansel | No
 Graphics API | DirectX 12
-Game version | 1.10.1
+Game version | 1.12+
 
 ## Tools
 
@@ -23,14 +23,18 @@ Game version | 1.10.1
 * [Cheat Engine Tables Guide](../GeneralGuides/cheat_engine_tables.htm)
 * [WeMod Trainer](https://www.wemod.com/cheats/elden-ring-trainers) Features Day Time +1 hour, Freeze Day Time, Freeze Enemies Position and more.
 
+@alert neutral  
+Since the latest Elden Ring update and the release of the DLC hotsampling support is now available **only if you have latest version of the tools**. The guide bellow remains viable for those with older versions of the tools alongside older versions of the game.
+@end
+
 ## Tips and Tricks
 
-Game doesn't support [hotsampling](../basics.htm#hotsampling), but there are other ways to take high-resolution shots in this game. 
+Game doesn't support [hotsampling](../basics.htm#hotsampling) **with older version of the tools**. However, if you are using the older versions for some reason, you can still take high-resolution shots in this game.
 You can activate the DSR (Dynamic Super Resolution) from the Nvidia Control Panel, but that will let you go up to 4x multiplier only and you will be limited when it comes to custom aspect ratios.
 
 **It's highly recommended** going [here](../GeneralGuides/custom_dsr_resolutions.htm) to set up as many DSR resolutions as you want to take high-resolution shots in **different aspect ratios**. This is the best way, and it's really everything you need to setup the resolutions and ratios of your [choice](https://i.imgur.com/gfPhRCN.png). This is for Nvidia cards.
 
-For AMD card users, you might want to tweak VSR (Virtual Super Resolution). Here are some useful links that can help you achieve this: [Activating VSR](https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/dh-010), and [AMD GPU Scaling](https://www.amd.com/en/support/kb/faq/dh2-019). You wanna go with Centered GPU scaling, because its description is similar to Nvidia's No Scaling. However, you will have to crop since there is no VSR guide for different aspect ratios for next generation of AMD cards like the one above for Nvidia. So this guide will focus more on Nvidia, with the same idea for the AMD as well.
+For AMD card users, you might want to tweak VSR (Virtual Super Resolution). Here are some useful links that can help you achieve this: [Activating VSR](https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/faqs/DH-010.html), and [AMD GPU Scaling](https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/faqs/DH-019.html). You wanna go with Centered GPU scaling, because its description is similar to Nvidia's No Scaling. However, you will have to crop since there is no VSR guide for different aspect ratios for next generation of AMD cards like the one above for Nvidia. So this guide will focus more on Nvidia, with the same idea for the AMD as well.
 
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 ### First Method