This is just a quick overview of our intentions. Also, get ready as having a high Splendor with an estate will negatively impact influence with other estates. For instance, the Labor Estate will fare well in villager taxation, the Clergy Estate on luxury resources and the Kingdom-you probably guessed it-on military campaigns. Each Estate will have their specific advantages over some core features of the game. The Estates are evolving and will be closely tied to different gameplay types. Aiming for higher scores isn’t just for bragging rights: you’ll unlock new buildings and put in place new politics (edicts) along the way. For example, you will be able to progress by focusing on a large populated city, but you’ll also be able to progress by focusing on a prolific monastery. The idea behind it is to allow you, the player, to progress in the game without imposing a specific playstyle. We’re calling this system Prosperity (which is not to be confused with Splendor). In the meantime, here’s some up-to-date info about the new features being worked on right now by the team for this massive update: Gameplay Types & Progression ProsperityĪs part of our overhauled progression system, your village will now score points according to various metrics (territories, population, etc.). We’ll have more details to share about it very soon. We can’t stress enough just how much of a game changer this new release will be. Our current focus is on Core Game II (1.9), which we’ve actually already talked about last year. Still, we’re confident that we’ll cross the finish line before long. Looking back, we’re proud of what we’ve accomplished so far, but acknowledge that there’s still a lot of work left to do.

We know you’re eager to learn more about the game, hence why we’re sharing an exclusive look at what’s going on behind the scenes…and hopefully answer some of your burning questions! Laying down the cardsĪfter three years in Early Access (time flies!), we are finally starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

There’s little doubt that 2022 will be a pivotal year for Foundation. Still, we’re definitely curious to see if Sony Bend has a follow-up in the pipeline.Now that the holidays are decidedly behind us, it’s time to think about what the future holds. The story wasn’t all that compelling, missions quickly became repetitive, and there was way too much filler. However Days Gone felt weighed down and didn’t quite manage to match the calibre of recent exclusives such as Marvel’s Spider-Man, God of War, and Horizon: Zero Dawn. In our own review we scored the game a fair 6/10, delighting in the game’s dynamic wilderness and grab bag of game mechanics.

General improvements to optimization and stabilityĭays Gone launched exclusively on the PlayStation 4 last April and although it didn’t wow critics it has gone on to garner a loyal fan following.

General optimization prior to playing before the game fully downloads.

The mission “Out of Nowhere” helicopter’s light are been fixed.

The mission “The Anarchist Spy” will properly reset traps if you fail the mission.

Scoring will properly apply when utilizing oxygen tanks in the “Reloaded” Challenge.

General optimization towards certain missions.

The mission “Better to Light One Candle” bounty should able be obtained properly.

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