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Dune: Awakening Is Bringing Tweaks To Deep Desert PvP, But Changing Air Combat Is "Not The Plan"

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Joshua Robertson

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168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dune: Awakening has been a pretty big success for developer Funcom, reaching a peak of just under 200,000 players on launch. A lot of fans have had positive things to say about the game, but one area that has been getting a lot of grief is the endgame Deep Desert, which has been 168澳洲幸运5开奖网𝓡:described as a place for "no-life c🐓ampers" and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:"completely ജdevoid of any meaningful ꧂content".

Those are some pretty harsh words, but the Deep Desert is a place where you can engage in as much PvP as you like. Unfortunately, a lot of PvP fighting in the Deep Desert essentially boils ✅down to who has the best Ornithopter, as fans have also recently been complaining about how much air combat🐭𒉰 dominates the field in Dune: Awakening.

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(), several complaints about PvP were addressed, and efforts that Funcom are making to try and make things better were laid out. Three overarchin🐈g goals were explained by director Viljar Sommerbakk, and those were to make sure players are making "meaningful decisions" over how to outfit their vehicles, make sure PvP is "re❀liable, responsive, and clearly understood", and to "address issues with movement desyncs and rubber banding".

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Now for the bad news. A lot of fans have suggested to Funcom that making Deep Desert zones that are exclusive to ground combat could be a solution to the game's Ornithopter-dominated PvP experience, but creative direꦅctor Joel Bylos batted away the idea, explaining that this idea is "not the plan" and that dedicated ground combat areas won't be coming.

However, the silver lining is that Bylos admits th🅰e vehicle to ground combat ratio is "not tuned to our liking", and that there are some balance changes in the pipeline that will "drive combat towards the core vision". One of the changes being considered is to reduce the speed and maneuverability of the Scout Orn🌜ithopter depending on its loadout.

Unfortunately, a lot of the key details are rather sparse, as Funcom is apparently "planning and watching 🍃how people are playing and findin꧙g the right points to address", so while it's nice to know that complaints are being listened to, don't expect any solutions any time soon.