Farlight 84 is scheduled for a quick hotfix on [UTC 2024/04/30]. There will be no downtime, and the update will be downloaded automatically.


Phantom
- Increased the initial range and damage of Phantom Crash while shortening its duration after activation.
- Reduced the preparation time for entering stealth after casting Optic Camo. Also extended the stealth state's duration and adjusted the warning circle's size indicating potential detection while in stealth.

Maychelle
- Slightly increased the cooldown of the Tactical Skill Bass Blaster and decreased its duration.


Defender Sniper
- Optimized the firing animation of Defender Sniper.

Stellar Wind Sniper
- Optimized the firing animation of Stellar Wind Sniper.


Lampton
- Added Revival Devices in Lampton.


- Increased the speed penalty for consecutive Jetslide usage within a short period, encouraging players to employ Jetslide more strategically.
- Reduced the animation time for knockdown feedback and headshot knockdown feedback.
- Fixed an issue where certain motion blur effects disappeared after hero switching in Training Grounds and Warm-up Mode.
- Fixed a bug where the camera failed to return to its normal position immediately after using Jetslide and jumping.


- Optimized font performance for the PC version.
- Fixed an issue with abnormal rewards at levels 93 and 95 of the Advanced Tracker in the Debut Season.

Farlight 84

目前，星图的搭建终于进入到新阶段。志在挖掘和美少女各种相处姿势的「套房快乐趴系统」（Great House System简称GHS），热烈登场！
22世纪舰震巨献！感谢各位领导、各位来宾对《失乐星图》的喜爱！
目前，星图的搭建终于进入到新阶段。志在挖掘和美少女各种相处姿势的「套房快乐趴系统」（Great House System简称GHS），热烈登场！

传送门链接：https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu2jymJ2oiE

#### 为什么要做快乐趴：
为了不受简陋的半成品家装系统折磨；为了剧情发展自然顺畅，情感交互水乳交融；更为了守护男儿健全美好的幻想。
我们以「在总统套房和大家一起快乐地开趴」为目标，重新规划设计了角色的交互玩法，无数个日夜笙歌后——套房快乐趴，它，诞生啦！

#### 剧情来历：
你与统治三分之一太阳系的邪恶寡头「理事卿莎乐美」同归于尽，却意外复活。
随后，你伪装了自己的身份，带着理事卿的力量，来到了理事会，自称「理事卿之声」，开始接收她的遗产。
坐落于城区中央的「莲花王宫酒店」，自然成为你衣食住行的大本营。
无论工作上，还是生活上的种种问题，都可以在这里得到解决。


#### 如何体验快乐趴：
在套房中，你会撞见各种美少女，她们或多或少都有着自己的苦恼，有的苦于无人涂防晒油，有的苦于难以掌握游泳的要领……此时，由你化身护花使者，帮助其解决难题。
完成正确的肢体互动，收获美少女的赞赏和奖励。
为了这份崇高的，一心为他人着想的体验，自然而不僵硬，我们添加了全套真实物理反馈。
以此，生动地模拟助人过程的艰辛，与对方得到帮助时雀跃的心情。


请千万不要尝试错误的交互动作，这不仅有损你光辉积极的形象，更会触发意想不到的后果。
切记，快乐的意义在于学雷锋做好事，助人为乐。大家快乐，才是真正的快乐！


正确安抚情绪模块紊乱的仿生人！

先生？先生！

最后，希望各位领导，各位来宾，能在助人为乐的过程中，收获幸福。
如果各位领导，各位来宾，对更多互动的拓展，有任何新奇有趣的创想，也请及时告诉我们。我们将在后续的开发中，给出急人之所急的学雷锋做好事方案！
独乐乐不如众乐乐。祝各位领导，各位来宾在快乐趴的体验中，迎来人生的新高潮！为青春，干杯！

The VR Beta for EA SPORTS™ WRC will release as part of the Version 1.8.0 Update.
At the time of writing, the release date of v1.8.0 is expected to be on April 30. Keep an eye on our social media for the latest news.

No, it is directly integrated into the main game as an additional boot mode, and released as a free update.

Our implementation of VR into EA SPORTS™ WRC is referred to as VR Beta as it is a new project for our development team.

Previous VR implementations (like those seen in DiRT Rally and DiRT Rally 2.0) were built with the help of external partners, whereas for EA SPORTS™ WRC, Codemasters have been developing VR in-house for the first time.

Due to the wide range of VR headsets available in the market, on top of the wide range of PC hardware specs in general, we currently cannot test for all possible scenarios and configurations.

VR Beta is integrated into the main EA SPORTS™ WRC game on PC, you will not need to join a separate beta branch on Steam for example.

There is no time limit or restriction on when VR Beta is available, any PC player with compatible hardware can launch EA SPORTS™ WRC in VR, and VR will not be removed from the game going forward.

When we are confident enough to say that VR is in a fully completed state, we will no longer refer to it as VR Beta.

EA SPORTS™ WRC VR Beta is available on PC (Steam, Epic, EA App), through compatible headsets.

If you have a compatible VR headset connected, you will be asked whether you want to play in VR or non-VR mode when you boot up the game.

There are currently no plans to add VR to EA SPORTS™ WRC on console in any capacity, Beta or otherwise.




Using OpenXR technology via Unreal Engine, a wide range of headsets should be compatible with EA SPORTS™ WRC.

Additionally, we have tested and can confirm the following headsets are supported:

• Meta Quest 3
  
• Meta Quest 2
  
• Meta Quest Pro
  
• Valve Index
  
• Oculus Rift S
  
• Oculus CV1
  
• HTC Vive

The following are considered “partially supported” at this time:

• HTC Vive Cosmos
  
• HTC Vive Pro 2

OpenXR based Headsets not listed above (and not on the “not supported list” below) may work, but we cannot guarantee full functionality at this time.

The following headsets are not supported:

• PlayStation VR
  
• PlayStation VR 2
  
• Apple Vision Pro

3D tracked controllers are not officially supported, we recommend people drive with the same peripherals they would use in non-VR (steering wheel, controller, keyboard etc.).

The “minimum specs” for playing in VR are equivalent to the “recommended specs” for non-VR. You can find those here but for clarity:

1. Operating System: Windows 10
   
2. CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700X or Intel i5 10600K
   
3. GPU: AMD Radeon RC 5700XR or NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070
   
4. RAM: 16 GB
   
5. DirectX: Version 12 (“DX12”)
   
6. Storage: 95GB, SSD preferred
   
7. Network: Broadband internet connection (to download updates, game is playable offline)
   
8. Other hardware: Monitor and keyboard

Additionally, below are some configurations we have tested and confirmed to achieve optimal performance during gameplay.

Configuration 1: 90+ fps achieved

• Headset: Meta Quest 2
  
• CPU: Intel i9 13900K
  
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 (4090 also tested)
  
• RAM: 32 GB
  
• In-Game Upscaler Setting: DLSS Quality
  
• In-Game Graphics Preset: Ultra

Configuration 2: 90+ fps achieved

• Headset: Meta Quest 2
  
• CPU: AMD Ryzen R9 7900x
  
• GPU: AMD RX 7900XT
  
• RAM: 32 GB
  
• In-Game Upscaler Setting: FidelityFX Quality
  
• In-Game Graphics Preset: High

Configuration 3: 80+ fps achieved

• Headset: Meta Quest 2
  
• CPU: Intel i9 10900K
  
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080
  
• RAM: 32 GB
  
• In-Game Upscaler Setting: DLSS Quality
  
• In-Game Graphics Preset: High

Any higher spec hardware than this will result in a more performant experience, and give greater freedom to use more demanding graphics settings.

• Turn on the headset.
  
• In the Oculus app, go to Settings > General > Set Meta Quest Link as active OpenXR.
  
• Connect the cable between your headset and PC.
  
• Open Notifications from Quest device, and select Enable Quest Link.
  
• If a dialogue box pops up on the headset, click Enable to start playing.
  
• If not, enable manually via the Oculus Home screen: Quick Settings > System > Quest Link > Launch Quest Link.
  
• Alternatively, again via Oculus Home screen: Quick Settings > Launch Quest Link > Select PC > Connect.
  
• Once your headset is connected, launch EA SPORTS™ WRC.

We recommend using a USB 3.0 cable in order to experience better performance. Please note that we currently do not support Air Link.

We also recommend you set your refresh rate to 90hz within the Oculus App, this can be done via Devices > Advanced > Graphics Settings.

• Ensure all wired connections are done correctly.
  
• Make sure the base station can see the headset.
  
• Open Vive Console and let it detect the headset.
  
• Go to Vive Console > Settings > Advanced > OpenXR > Steam OpenXR and ensure Application Experience is set to VR
  
• Open Steam VR and select Update Permissions if/when prompted.
  
• Launch EA SPORTS™ WRC from the PC, or via Steam VR home in the headset.

• Ensure all wired connections are done correctly.
  
• Download and open Mixed Reality Portal.
  
• A popup may appear saying that “Windows Mixed Reality is not set up to run OpenXR apps”. If so, select Fix It.
  
• Alternatively, launch SteamVR and select Update Permissions if/when prompted.
  
• Launch EA SPORTS™ WRC from the PC, or via desktop available within the headset.

We recommend adjusting the Frame Rate and Display Resolution to the best quality available.

To change these settings, go to Expand > See More > Settings > Mixed Reality > Headset Display.

We recommend disabling automatic resolution scaling and setting headset Resolution Per Eye manually.

This can be done by setting Render Resolution to Custom and then adjusting the slider beneath.

Ideally, Resolution Per Eye should be set to match the values your headset provides, though you can increase it beyond that until you see performance issues, in order to experience super-sampled anti-aliasing.

To improve performance you can try lowering the Resolution Per Eye setting until you achieve a frame rate you are happy with.

If you are experiencing inconsistent frame rates, you may want to try enabling Motion Smoothing via the SteamVR settings.

To learn more about Motion Smoothing in Steam VR, please see this article on the Steam website.

Motion Smoothing is a feature that attempts to insert frames if EA SPORTS™ WRC drops a frame.

This causes an impact to overall FPS however it ensures a smoother, more consistent experience, albeit at a lower framerate. Additionally, this may cause some visual effects or assets to take on a corrupted appearance.

If you are experiencing inconsistent frame rates, you may want to try enabling Asynchronous Spacewarp via the Oculus Debug Tool.

To do this, head to C:\Program Files\Oculus\Support\oculus-diagnostics, open OculusDebugTool and look for (PC) Asynchronous Spacewarp.

Asynchronous Spacewarp is a feature that attempts to insert frames if EA SPORTS™ WRC drops a frame.

This causes an impact to overall FPS however it ensures a smoother, more consistent experience, albeit at a lower framerate. Additionally, this may cause some visual effects or assets to take on a corrupted appearance.





VR players will have access to a number of settings to help further optimise their playing experience.

Below are some settings we recommend players start with as a baseline, and then adjust to match the capabilities of their specific headset and PC hardware.

If framerates and performance are good on your system, try setting some of these higher for a more detailed visual experience.

Depending on your hardware, some Basic Graphics settings may not be adjustable when playing the game in VR.

Motion Blur setting is also mirrored in the Accessibility menu, the setting applied in either location affects both.

Basic Graphics:

• Resolution: Varies based on headset used
  
• Display Mode: Matches the player’s non-VR mode preference (Windowed etc.), to be applied to the PC monitor feed outside of the headset
  
• Anti-Aliasing Quality: Low
  
• VSync: On
  
• Anisotropic Filtering: x4
  
• Main Menu Framerate: Off
  
• Upscaler: Off
  
• Foveation Strength: 3

Advanced Graphics:

• Shadows: Low
  
• Fog: Off
  
• Particles: Low
  
• Weather: Low
  
• Crowd: Ultra Low
  
• Ground Cover: Ultra Low
  
• Trees: Low
  
• Dynamic Objects: Low
  
• Car Reflections: Ultra Low
  
• Post-Process Quality: Ultra Low
  
• Mirrors: Off
  
• Skidmarks: Off
  
• Track: Low
  
• Textures: Low
  
• Shaders: Low
  
• Motion Blur: Off

A smooth and consistent framerate will be the most comfortable and enjoyable when you play.

As a baseline, try to aim for a consistent 90hz, and change graphics settings if this cannot be achieved with the default configuration.

Headset resolution is not set in-game, you will need to make adjustments via your specific headset’s settings to find a good balance between visual fidelity and performance.

Resolution settings in-game affect the 2D display on your PC monitor. Reducing the 2D monitor’s resolution via in-game settings may result in slightly improved headset performance.


A number of VR settings are available to help players find a comfortable balance and reduce the potential for motion sickness.

Settings that are known to have the most significant impact on comfort also display a warning message within the menu.

On/Off Settings:

• 3D Location Reveal:
  This sets whether the location reveal is presented in full 3D or displayed on the virtual monitor.
  
• Recentre View on Boot:
  This sets whether the headset view is automatically re-centred when VR mode is first engaged
  
• Recentre View on Stage Start:
  This sets whether the headset view is automatically re-centred before the stage countdown begins.
  
• Toggle Driver Avatar:
  This sets whether the driver's body can be seen whilst racing in the driver's eye camera viewpoint.
  
• All Driving Views:
  This sets whether the camera can be changed to a view other than the driver's eye viewpoint.
  
• Toggle Car in Bonnet View:
  This sets whether the car model is visible when driving in bonnet view. 'All Driving Views' must also be set to 'On' to make this camera available.
  
• Fixed Horizon:
  This sets whether, when driving, the view of the world remains fixed and level, or whether it rotates with the position of the vehicle.
  
• Manual Camera Control:
  This sets whether the camera orientation can be affected by any other means than moving the headset.
  
• Toggle Look Back:
  This sets whether the option to look backwards, while driving, is enabled.

Slider Settings:

• Crash Vignette:
  This changes the intensity of the vignette effect that covers the outside edge of the view during significant crashes.
  '0' turns the effect off completely.
  
• HUD Scale:
  This changes the overall size of the 'heads-up display' during racing.
  All components that make up this display, scale with that change.
  The larger the number the larger the size of the display.
  
• HUD Position:
  This changes the position of the 'heads-up display' during racing, up or down, in the view.
  The larger the number the higher the display will appear.
  
• HUD Distance:
  This changes the position of the 'heads-up display' during racing, towards or away from the initial view point.
  The larger the number the further away the display will appear.
  
• Virtual Monitor Scale:
  This changes the overall size of the 'virtual monitor' that displays the game when not driving.
  
• All menu components, within this display, scale with that change.
  The larger the number the larger the size of the display.
  
• Virtual Monitor Position:
  This changes the position of the 'virtual monitor', that displays the game when not driving, up or down in the view.
  The larger the number the higher the display will appear.
  
• Virtual Monitor Distance:
  This changes the position of the 'virtual monitor', that displays the game when not driving, towards or away from the initial view point.
  The larger the number the further away the display will appear.

Yes. The functionality varies depending on the headset used, but there is an option to Reset VR View to the default position.

This can also be mappable via the Input Bindings menu, the default keyboard key is F9.

Additionally, as mentioned above, there are also settings to automatically recentre view on boot, and at the start of every stage.

A “take a break” reminder message is displayed in a number of non-driving areas of the game after 60 minutes of continued VR play.

This can be dismissed each time, or alternatively dismissed for the rest of your play session.

Additionally, as mentioned in the settings section above, there are a number of settings that can help improve comfort levels, the most notable being Fixed Horizon and Crash Vignette.





Yes, players will be able to view the location reveal scene of each rally stage in a full 3D view.

This provides a fully immersive experience similar to standing by the road on a real stage.

It can also be disabled in the Options & Settings menu for those who wish to proceed to the Service Area more quickly.

All other non-driving scenes and menus are rendered in 2D via a Virtual Monitor and viewable from within the headset.


Yes, when playing in VR the PC monitor will display a representative 2D version, including menus.

This is useful for menu navigation without needing to wear the headset, and also for players who wish to record or broadcast their game on Twitch or YouTube.

Please note that the displayed resolution of the 2D render on the PC monitor may differ from the 3D view rendered within the headset.

In all 2D scenes, the Virtual Monitor from within the headset is replicated on the PC monitor.

For 3D scenes (ie: when driving and during stage reveal if enabled), the view from only one eye is displayed on the PC monitor.


Yes.

Due to technical limitations, Photo Mode is not available at launch when the game is booted up in VR mode.

We are currently investigating ways to implement Photo Mode into VR, and if we find a solution will enable Photo Mode in VR via a future update.

As of v1.8.0’s release (and at the time of this FAQ’s publication), these are the issues we have been investigating and will aim to resolve as soon as possible:

• Game may crash if the player frequently changes the Display Mode (Alt+Enter) during the “Enabling VR” dialogue screen.
  
• Game may crash if the player turns the PC monitor off and on again while VR is active.
  
• Game may close abruptly when the player removes and re-wears the headset, during Replays in Time Trial. (Meta Quest 2 + RTX 2070 Super)
  
• Performance on Meta Quest headsets will drop for a period of time after enabling or disabling passthrough. This could last for around 30 seconds, though may be longer in specific scenarios.
  
• HP Reverb does not launch the game in VR Mode by default. To fix, go to Steam VR settings > OpenXR > Change to Steam VR OpenXR
  
• The player’s view may clip through the environment when using the dynamic camera during Replays.
  
• Post-stage cutscenes may not focus on the vehicle after completing a Rally School lesson.
  
• Codemasters & EA splash screens may not play or get skipped, when viewed from a headset.

For a more up-do-date list of known issues as we progress through VR Beta, please visit the WRC Technical Issues forum on EA Answers HQ.

You can report bugs and technical issues on EA Answers HQ.
If you would like to chat with other VR players and share experiences or settings, join our Discord server and visit the #wrc_vr channel.

Hello!

Small patch again.

- Simplified train seating collision
- Fixed missing collision on the phone divider
- One of the anomalies will not return to normal after the event occurs
(This is so that if other players miss it, they can still know what to mark)

That's all for today!
ExamlGuy

Y’all wanted new big mechanics in DDS2 (and rightfully so), that got us thinking about what more we can add to the game.

So what’s a big new thing in DDS2? Melee combat! Yep, we have it now. And here is Rafal with more info:

Melee combat fits perfectly into the gameplay of DDS2. On the contrary to part 1, it introduces means to defend yourself as well as play out a more violent playstyle to achieving your goals, not turning Drug Dealer Simulator into another shooter game, which we were purposefully avoiding. Fights between players and enemies, as well as different enemy factions, bring more action, life and thrill into the world.

The enemies don't only react to the players but also start fights with each other, policemen can beat up thugs that attacked you, and you can encounter spontaneous fights between rival thugs in some areas which can sometimes escalate very quickly.



What kind of enemies are we gonna encounter in the game? There are thugs, the police and gendarmerie. These enemies will be scattered around the world, some will be patrolling an area, and some even guard places of interest, like loot, prisoners or quest objectives. As such, you will not be able to avoid fighting.

And it’s not like they all gang up on you, and you alone. Thugs do fight between themselves so sometimes you might see brawls taking place in the streets or backyards.



If you find yourself in a situation where you have to attack someone or defend yourself, you’ll have a wide range of melee weapons to choose from. From improvised weapons such as kitchen knives, pipes or wrenches all the way to actual machetes or army knives. In some areas of the world, you might get attacked by enemies holding unusual weapons: chairs, bottles, shovels, road signs and more. Sounds kinda nuts, no?

There are many ways you get into the possession of a weapon. Some you’ll find in shops, some you can loot from the environment or defeated enemies. Enemy weapons do drop damaged and get used up quick, so be careful while using those.



And of course, you can’t have fighting in a game without bosses to defeat. So, in certain places on a map you’ll encounter thug bosses who are a lot harder to defeat, duh, but also drop better loot and weapons when defeated, also duh. These bosses usually spawn with adds around them so do prepare yourself before taking on that challenge.

Fights affect your street cred as well. You might see your cred increasing after fighting thugs but in some cases, fights will impact it negatively. Violence may be a way to easily solve problems but if you are seen fighting by a police/gendarmerie (or if you fight them), you’re gonna suffer consequences.

So! Are you ready for a fight? 👀

This week's devlog is sponsored by Steele Nogans

(watch full DDS1 Sitcom trailer)


https://store.steampowered.com/app/1708850/Drug_Dealer_Simulator_2/

Hello all,

This is a maintenance update to fix a couple of issues.

• On Windows, the game now detects if the user has changed the mouse pointer size in the system and adjusts the position of tooltips accordingly, to avoid the cursor overlapping the text. This is a fix for the issue reported here.
  
• Updated to latest Unity 2022.3.21, this fixes the issue of some Mac players not being able to click on the UI. Reported here.

We are looking forward to any feedback.

Thanks for supporting Dawn of Man!

Martiño.

Y’all wanted new big mechanics in DDS2 (and rightfully so), that got us thinking about what more we can add to the game.

So what’s a big new thing in DDS2? Melee combat! Yep, we have it now. And here is Rafal with more info:

Melee combat fits perfectly into the gameplay of DDS2. On the contrary to part 1, it introduces means to defend yourself as well as play out a more violent playstyle to achieving your goals, not turning Drug Dealer Simulator into another shooter game, which we were purposefully avoiding. Fights between players and enemies, as well as different enemy factions, bring more action, life and thrill into the world.

The enemies don't only react to the players but also start fights with each other, policemen can beat up thugs that attacked you, and you can encounter spontaneous fights between rival thugs in some areas which can sometimes escalate very quickly.



What kind of enemies are we gonna encounter in the game? There are thugs, the police and gendarmerie. These enemies will be scattered around the world, some will be patrolling an area, and some even guard places of interest, like loot, prisoners or quest objectives. As such, you will not be able to avoid fighting.

And it’s not like they all gang up on you, and you alone. Thugs do fight between themselves so sometimes you might see brawls taking place in the streets or backyards.



If you find yourself in a situation where you have to attack someone or defend yourself, you’ll have a wide range of melee weapons to choose from. From improvised weapons such as kitchen knives, pipes or wrenches all the way to actual machetes or army knives. In some areas of the world, you might get attacked by enemies holding unusual weapons: chairs, bottles, shovels, road signs and more. Sounds kinda nuts, no?

There are many ways you get into the possession of a weapon. Some you’ll find in shops, some you can loot from the environment or defeated enemies. Enemy weapons do drop damaged and get used up quick, so be careful while using those.



And of course, you can’t have fighting in a game without bosses to defeat. So, in certain places on a map you’ll encounter thug bosses who are a lot harder to defeat, duh, but also drop better loot and weapons when defeated, also duh. These bosses usually spawn with adds around them so do prepare yourself before taking on that challenge.

Fights affect your street cred as well. You might see your cred increasing after fighting thugs but in some cases, fights will impact it negatively. Violence may be a way to easily solve problems but if you are seen fighting by a police/gendarmerie (or if you fight them), you’re gonna suffer consequences.

So! Are you ready for a fight? 👀

This week's devlog is sponsored by Steele Nogans

(watch full DDS1 Sitcom trailer)


https://store.steampowered.com/app/1708850/Drug_Dealer_Simulator_2/

Here's another regular update with QoL improvements and 2023 rankings for the World Tour, enjoy ! :-)

- World Tour : rankings updated to the end of 2023 (but the 1st playable year is still 2023)
- Controls : added Tab Previous & Next, and Scroll Previous & Next as configurable buttons, and added shortcuts for them in different menus
- Optimization : the game now uses noticeably less memory and prevents Mods from using too much of it, so you can enjoy everything with 6 GB of RAM
- Steam : enabled the "Join game" & "Invite to play" buttons in the "view game info" dialog, in the Steam friends list right-click menu (I couldn't test it, so please let me know if there's some issue :fear: )

- Strike : very slightly lowered the loss of precision when returning a slice (as the increase in the previous Build was too strong ːsteammockingː )
- AI : the Incredible CPU now aims a bit less to the center

- Animation : the players could do weird movements to try to look for the ball behind them if they had just missed it
- Online : since the last Build, it was not possible to open the Chat with the keyboard or the in-game menu
- Controls : having a strike activated by a controller axis and another strike activated by the same axis plus a button could lead to the latter strike never getting registered

ManuTOO
=== Mana Games ===

1.大幅度降低聚灵珠升级资源消耗
2.聚灵八卦阵伤害计算增加人物等级因子
3.增加羽翼和战马等级成就
4.调整装备元素属性出现逻辑
5.大幅削减装备收集激活所需的金币
6.洗练提高获得高洗练属性概率
7.提高回收装备获得的基础金币价格

It has been 5 years since MORDHAU was unleashed into the world, and to celebrate this momentous occasion we have been busy working on a brand new game mode, cosmetics and some great new giveaways to those who play the game during the anniversary event!

Enjoy the trailer for our new game mode - Demon Horde

5 Year Anniversary Event - April 29th to May 13th 2024: Players joining the game during this time-limited anniversary event will be rewarded with an exclusive in-game emblem and banner to commemorate MORDHAU’s legacy. Plus, enjoy extra GOLD and XP throughout the event.



Demon Horde: As part of the anniversary patch, the Horde Mode has undergone a substantial overhaul. This classic game mode is revitalised with revamped maps, inventory system enhancements, skill tree adjustments, the introduction of new NPC adversaries, and an array of fresh weaponry. Did somebody say “Blunderbuss”?



New Map Variants: Castello, Mountain Peak and Totenwald have undergone a hellish transformation, infused with demonic energy and swarming with fresh enemies.. Amidst the chaos, the players must navigate through a variety of objectives, each demanding a different approach, culminating in a final battle.



Difficulty scaling - Prestige: We are introducing a new difficulty scaling system in the Demon Horde maps - Prestige. Consecutive wins will increase the Prestige level by 35%, while consecutive losses will reduce it by 20%. This feature ensures that the challenge level dynamically adjusts according to player performance.



Horde Skills rework: Many of the existing Horde skills have been updated to work with the new Demon Horde mode and offer returning players a broader range of options to tailor their gaming experience.

Blessed Weapons: Players will have the ability to bless weapons at Altars for a fee, granting them enhanced damage and giving them new abilities or alterations. We have also introduced new weaponry to combat the demonic forces. Can you find them all?



New DLC Content: Introducing the Adventurer Pack, consisting of four unique armour sets incorporating fantasy elements.



https://store.steampowered.com/app/2817460/MORDHAU__Adventurer_Pack/?beta=0

At Triternion, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our community. Your support and dedication have been the cornerstone of our journey thus far, and we are deeply thankful for every moment you've stood by us. As we reflect on the years gone by, we remain humbled by your trust and inspired by your passion. Thank you for being an integral part of our story—we are truly grateful.

The Triternion Team

You can find the full change log below.


General

• New game mode - Demon Horde

Maps

• Fixed the objective-skip exploit on Castello and Totenwald
  
• Totenwald - Added anti-toolbox area to inner attic
  
• Castello - Fixed weapon collision with bushes
  
• Grad - Fixed an invisible wall near the gate

Horde - Demon Horde

• Added Demon Horde Castello map
  
• Added Demon Horde Mountain Peak map
  
• Added Demon Horde Totenwald map
  
• Removed non-Demon Horde maps from official Horde server rotation during the duration of the 5th Anniversary event. All Horde maps can still be hosted on community servers

Skins

• Added Spiked Club skin for the Eveningstar
  
• Added Gambeson Tunic, Arms and Hands skin
  
• Added new DLC - Adventurer Pack, which includes:
  
  • Arkanist complete armor set and the Arkanist Staff
    
  • Fallen Knight complete armor set and the Fallen Knight Messer and Heater Shield
    
  • Huntsman complete armor set and the Huntsman Longbow
    
  • Warrior complete armor set and the Warrior Waraxe

UI

• Fixed Horde customization not being saved after switching armor tier
  
• Fixed Horde action button description
  
• Added “Official Only” filter to the server-list search
  
• Updated unofficial server naming limitations to combat offensive terms
  
• Fixed scoreboard action-menu bug that caused the loss of focus on the desired player when the selected player would change the positioning on the scoreboard
  
• Fixed input soft-lock caused by circle saw killing character on respawn