The New Dawn team has provided the first information about the inclusion of swords and carriages in the game. Swords will come in Cutlass, Spadroon, Rapier and Scimitar versions, each with their own individualized characteristics. Players will need to determine which sword best suits the situation.
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Secret World Legends – After Server Maintenance, Orochi Tower & Kantoku Temple Come Online
After today’s maintenance, Secret World Legends will be updated with new content for players. Both the Orochi Tower and the brand new Kantoku Temple Lair will come online as well as improvements to the daily reward system. Today also marks the cessation of the Future-Tech cache drops, but these will be replaced by the Haunted Cache.
Grand Theft Auto Online – Buckingham Pyro Suggests Old World Expertise as It Soars Into Being
The Buckingham Pyro is the latest aircraft to be deployed into Grand Theft Auto Online. According to devs, it’s the perfect craft for those who want to fly in style with old world expertise and class. It features a jet engine, dual machine guns and tons of upgrades such as armor, engine/handling upgrades, homing missiles and more.
Lord of the Rings Online – Latest Update Brings Fellowship Instances as Mordor Gets a Little Bigger
Lord of the Rings Online: Mordor will get a wee bit bigger after today’s maintenance with the addition of a pair of new instances, one for a 6-player Fellowship and the other for a 3-player Small Fellowship. Six players can take on the Dungeons of Naerband while three players head to the Court of Seregost.
