The Sisters of Carnage update has arrived in Star Wars: The Old Republic. In it, players will take on the super-weapons Aivela and Esne. Teams of eight or sixteen players will head into battle with these Twin Droids of Doom to change the fate of the galaxy.
Arcfall – A Fresh Take on the Sandbox Exploration Game
Guild Wars 2 – Gem Store Improvements to Streamline Shopping Experience
Armored Warfare – Eye of the Storm Update Previewed, New PvP Map Incoming
The Armored Warfare site has been updated with a forward look at the Eye of the Storm update coming to the game in the near future. It brings with it the much requested progression vehicles, the Waterway PvP map, general PvP map improvements, ammunition and economy changes as well as garage UI improvements. Lastly, the first portion of the graphics overhaul will go in place with a new lighting system and more to come over time.
– Art of Conquest Preparing ‘GoT’ Style Great House PvP System
Guild Wars 2 – New Zones & Replayability
The biggest way for Arenanet to add new open world content comes in the form of new and engaging maps, which are accompanied by useful, game changing masteries. It’s a tool for putting out exciting content that players can explore and enjoy, and makes the world feel like it is expanding. The issue is that the new maps are becoming deserted as people finish the content, making meta events and rewards harder to obtain for anyone still wanting to try it out.
– Remember Dunkirk Events to Happen in All Wargaming Titles
Trove – ‘I’ve Got a Golden Ticket (Chest)’ and May Win Mounts & More
The Trove Sunfest Daily Login Bonus Celebration will kick off on July 12th and run through July 24th. During the event, players can earn Golden Ticket Chests that can see a number of pretty sweet items dropped including the Hyper Pinata EX mount or the Draconic Superiority Complex prize that can unlock 15 dragons.
Wizard101 – Nooks and Crannies
As mentioned in my last article, Wizard101’s most recent update deals with numerous player concerns and suggestions. Everyone loves a good storyline update, but it’s important not to overlook the small details that improve an ever aging game. Simply put, quality of life updates make the game “healthier” for years to come.
