Everyone has a fighting chance
Bioware has posted a series of forum threads for specific classes in Star Wars: The Old Republic. The threads are the beginning phases of class balancing throughout the game and are an effort on behalf of the development team to keep its thoughts on balance in the public eye. In addition, the PTS notes for v3.2 have been posted, as well as a short introduction to the Outfit Designer.
Star Citizen players will need to check out the latest patch notes and the news that previous versions of the game will need to be uninstalled prior to downloading the new client version. The patch notes are huge but some items of significance include
XBox One players can get their hands on a copy of the first Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC, Jaws of Hakkon, right now, nearly a day ahead of schedule. The DLC will cost $14.99 and can be purchased via the Marketplace. The PC version of Jaws of Hakkon will cost the same and be available via Origin tomorrow, Tuesday, March 24th.
XBox One players can get their hands on a copy of the first Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC, Jaws of Hakkon, right now, nearly a day ahead of schedule. The DLC will cost $14.99 and can be purchased via the Marketplace. The PC version of Jaws of Hakkon will cost the same and be available via Origin tomorrow, Tuesday, March 24th.
Daybreak Games Studio President John Smedley has proudly tweeted that H1Z1 has sold over a million copies since debuting digitally on Steam in mid-January.
Daybreak Games Studio President John Smedley has proudly tweeted that H1Z1 has sold over a million copies since debuting digitally on Steam in mid-January.
The latest Pathfinder Online blog has been posted that lets Early Enrollment players know that the Influence System will be deployed with the March 26th update. Influence is gained when progress towards an achievement is earned and it can be used by Companies to gain control of or construct Holdings.
The World of Warcraft community site has been updated with new information about the recently announced "WoW Tokens". Tokens can be bought with real world currency and resold in-game via the Auction House for gold. Purchasers of the tokens in game can then turn around and use them for subscription time and sellers can obtain gold through Blizzard-approved means.
With crowdfunding, it’s important that a game appeal to the potential audience, but also that the developers are able to deliver the most complete project in a reasonable fashion. Yet, with a game like Crowfall, riding a successful Kickstarter campaign as of this writing of over $1.3 million with days to go, one of my biggest pet peeves in the genre has popped up again, and is a huge disappointment: gender locked classes.
What sets Crowfall apart for me though isn’t the people. We’ve seen popular names from gaming history come back to varying levels of success on Kickstarter. It isn’t the snappy video or the disappointment I may be harboring over 2014s AAA releases… It is the look forward.