Skyforge Dev Diary Details Update Contents
We don't have a date for Skyforge's first major update post open beta launch yet, but we do know quite a bit of the details that will be included in the free to play MMORPG's update thanks to a dev dairy released today by the My.com team.
First up on the Version 0.65 update list are Distortions. Pantheons (guilds) will be able to mark places on the tactical globe allowing groups of 10 fellow Pantheon members to tackle raid like content in the form of 4 bosses that reward epic level weapons and push characters towards achieving their Divine Form.
Next, Invasions pave the way for new content for all players as enemies prepare to try and take over certain areas of the world. Successfully repelling invaders nets players bonus advancement through their Divine Atlas that does not count towards your weekly caps.
It's an interesting approach to player concerns over the weekly caps. While they won't be totally removed, content being added that doesn't count towards those caps may help assuage some player concerns out there.
Raid content, Anomalies, and Divine Form progression are also being added while the Aelinet communications system will also get some badly needed love to address chat and Pantheon issues.
Now we sit and wait for a release date announcement.
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