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Over the weekend, the Ship of Heroes team laid out the first details about the Mission System in the game and the mechanics behind them. In an interesting twist, devs revealed that players will be able to slightly scale difficulty for “most missions”. A level 20 player may, for instance, scale up the mission difficulty for enemies to be level 21 or scale down the mission for enemies to be level 19.
Amazon.com has a new listing from Bethesda that seems to be teasing another Fallout game. The listing does not have the name “Fallout” on it anywhere or any box art. However, a quick look at the images associated with the listing reveals an old-fashioned countdown video similar to that used in other games. The release date, obviously a placeholder, is listed as December 31, 2019 with pages available for PlayStation 4, PC and XBox One. Editions include Standard, Deluxe & Collector’s.
A new blog post has been published to provide The Division 2 players with an overview of the new Clan System. This is a new feature for the series and allows up to 50 accounts with four characters each to be part of the clan. Several features are in place that are familiar to longtime gamers including ranks, a clan social space, projects, progression, XP, messaging and customization options.
World of Warships Blitz captains will be able to set sail with hockey superstar Alexander Ovechkin from now through February 28th. He comes in both American and Soviet flavors and he comes as part of a special event called Victory Blitz. To bring “Ovi” aboard, players participate in a certain number of battles to earn keys for special crates.
The Star Citizen team is back with the latest Around the Verse. This week, Eric Kieron Davis and Josh Herman show off NPCs brilliantly learning how to NOT run into things. In addition, the pair speak to recent 3.5 network upgrades and viewers get a good look at ice geysers and busted thrusters.
The Star Citizen team is back with the latest Around the Verse. This week, Eric Kieron Davis and Josh Herman show off NPCs brilliantly learning how to NOT run into things. In addition, the pair speak to recent 3.5 network upgrades and viewers get a good look at ice geysers and busted thrusters.
Now that Anthem has officially launched, BioWare is ready to take the lid off the plans that they have in store for players during the first 90-days of “live service”. The community can look forward to new Legendary Missions, events, the Mastery System, leaderboards, guilds, strongholds and much more. These all come in addition to QoL improvements, bug fixes as well as daily, weekly and monthly challenges that can see players earn some sweet rewards.
MMORPG.com has been given gift keys for Closers that will give players the Rogue Agents Celebration Box which includes Shaman costume items as well as Yukata costume items. Get your key now!
This week, top-down co-op shooter Trident’s Wake hit Steam Early Access hoping to capture the imaginations of sci-fi action game fans everywhere. Created by Argentinian development company Bacus Studios, the game lets players jump into advanced combat mechs and join the fight to defend humanity’s last hope of survival. We had some hands-on time with the game earlier this month and from what we’ve seen so far, Trident’s Wake is shaping up to be the kind of action game shooter fans live for.
While in-game weddings have been available in Final Fantasy XIV for a long while, it’s not something that the players themselves could have a similar wedding “in real life”. That’s all changed with the arrival of Bridal Hearts that was shown off by Square Enix on Valentine’s Day. Reservations for the $31,500 FFXIV-themed extravaganza will open in the next several weeks according to game producer Naoki Yoshida.