168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dead by Daylight released a new clip on Twitter with the caption, "How did these tiles get here? Coming soon," with a seemingly revamped version of the MacMillan Estate. This is in line with fansite DBD Leaks' own claims, "On PTB, you can encounter weirdly generated maps from the MacMillan Estate realm. This is the first test of 'User Generated Map'. ♔Which would basically allow players to modify how [any] given map is genera꧟ted."
The MacMillan Estate is an original map that launched with Dead by Daylight in 2016, but the new update shows it with added maze titles or "gyms" which are C-Shaped wall sections with obstacles that can be used to stop a killer in their tracks. The previous June PTB for patch 6.1 also fea👍tured several changes to the MacMillan realm, sparking speculation (thanks, ).
Howe♎ver, these changes could simply be an update to the map, adding new gyms to keep things fresh. Patch 6.1 isn't far off though, launching on July 19, so we won't have to wait too long to find ൲out. Regardless, some fans are hoping to see and speculating about custom maps, adding something completely new to try out after six years.
Another theory is that maps won't be customisable but random, changing each time you load into a game. This would mean new pallet spawns, maze tiles, etc., keeping each match different from the last. Although this would implement 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:a new RNG element that c🔜ould be controversial. But it could be tied to the caption, "How did these tileꦰs get here?", although nothing has been officially confirmed.
In other Dead by Daylight news, rumours are swirling that Fortnite wi🅘ll be crossing over with the asym🅺metrical horror giant. An insider claimed that t🤡he two will bღe collaborating "soon" with a possible Llama charm coming to DBD and a "Meg Thomas" skin in Fortnite.