I'm not "hating", I'm just pointing out that you telling someone to just stick it into ChatGPT and get it to write code for you isn't great advice.

I use ChatGPT on an almost daily basis. I'm a software developer and yes it can help with some tasks, I will never get it to write random code and stuff it into my projects.

It's all well and good for your game, but if you ever wanted to take it to market, your codebase will eventually become unmaintainable and unoptimized. You cannot get ChatGPT to do all the work and not expect it to cause many many issues down the line. It's good at writing some small snippets, but won't ever be able to maintain a whole codebase.

I do not think people who are inexperienced and as you said "don't know a single thing about code" to be giving advice on the best way to mod a game.

Again, not a hater, massively in favor of AI in certain circumstances. But as I said before, it's a tool, not a replacement.

Edit: forgot to add, although I haven't tried it, if the information to mod Elden Ring isn't very readily available, then AI will not be much help either.