Dark and Darker enters Season 5. Here you will learn the most interesting changes. However, the go-live was not as easy as the developers have planned.
Not that long ago, we have seen fierce competition between two of the biggest representatives of dungeon crawler genre – Dungeonborne and Dark and Darker. The latter does not want to give its ground easily and pushes for further updates. The latest one happened just recently and introduces Season #5 of Early Access stage of this game. This long-awaited patch brings a lot of novelties, adding some big features, while also introducing many minor fixes and changes. Not everything went as planned, however, so let’s see what has transpired and highlight the most significant content additions.
Ironmace does not slow down with the development of Dark and Darker, enriching it with more and more features. The next Season’s patch notes are rather lengthy and convey a lot of detailed information, yet let’s try to highlight the most groundbreaking and most interesting changes, at least in our opinion:
Bear in mind that most of the features are still experimental and are subject to change, so if you would like to voice your opinion about those, now is the best time to do so.
Should you need more detailed information, you can refer to the link above, where a lot more tweaks have been described.
It may seem that releasing an update for a game is just a click of a button. Well, while it can be the case in most scenarios, it definitely is not like that for every single instance. The best example is the recent attempt of Dark and Darker update with Season #5.
On DaD’s official discord server, we can find an information that there was a delay. Following the UTC timeline:
The purpose of this was to introduce a more stable and efficient database, that will allow for better game performance, yet as we can see even the best intentions cannot always work as planned.
Let’s hope that the changes in the new patch will be well worth the wait. Have fun!
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Author: Aleksander Kartasinski
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