APB Reloaded Offers Peek At Engine Upgrade
In its most recent blog post, the APB Reloaded Team offered players a look at the free-to-play game’s engine upgrade, in addition to other things like new loyalty rewards and changes to the event tracker system. To show off the engine upgrade, the team dropped a new video -- which you can watch above.
The new addition to the loyalty rewards -- the Euryale -- was actually intended as an ARMAS release, but they decided to add it to the Loyalty Reward Counter instead. The Euryale is an LMG like the Medusa, only without the Intelligent Recoil Stabilizer mod.
The other major item addressed in the blog post is the Event Tracker System. It’s pretty much what it sounds like and will give players a way to track progress in events. It also helps reduce the time it takes for players to be given their rewards for completing events, rewarding them -- generally -- within about five minutes of completing an event.
The dev team is expanding on the Event Tracker; adding a new multi-objective mode that will offer greater rewards to those who complete it.
More information on all of these additions is available in the full post on the ABP Reloaded blog.
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