V Rising Got Offline Mode, but More Problems Arise
V Rising has received an update that introduces the ability to play offline, which has been awaited since the release. However, the community complains about the broken progression system when playing solo.
Selling like hotcakes V Rising (one million copies in one week) had a big problem ever since its early access release - the lack of offline mode.. However, the community complaining about this shortcoming almost immediately received assurance from devs at Stunlock that the desired feature will be implemented as soon as possible. The developer kept his word and released a relevant patch today.
"In order to be able to play in V Rising without an internet connection, you must first - while still online - launch the Steam app in offline mode."
Update 0.5.41448 is now available, however fans are still complaining on Steam. This time about the fact that when playing solo, progress is very slow. Some users of Valve's platform directly advise against this type of play - unless someone has no other choice.
However, Stunlock assures that it will continue to work on the offline mode - as well as on V Rising in general.
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