No! Logsa wasn't a Vine Sister, you're thinking of Lunantha, she joined them after Parelle left to form the Stone Maidens. That's why she's in the Vine Sisters story. Logsa didn't die, she just lost her leg! It's in all the pictures. But Edien protected the Thrush Rascals when Logsa was killed in the final battle against the Gorgons. No, Deestan found the library, they were in the Unbroken String together. Edien was the Thrush Rascal who found the Library of Light. Imagine in-world villagers hearing these tales, their details becoming jumbled in the retelling. That's why you'll replay the campaigns: you're creating a mythology. She'd never really got her time to shine, but now she's the leader of her own adventure pals, including one from a game in 2019.Īt its hardest it's a bloody, desperate war across multiple generations. One campaign even started with one of my B-listers from an earlier game, Parelle. The dead or retired become available as "legacy" heroes that a later group can recruit as an already-skilled youth. She doesn't want to lose someone like that again.īut Uvwane lives on. When young Shay first levelled, she'd just lost her brother Uvwane, so of course she took a first aid skill over better magic. There are always good choices mechanically, but frankly you're playing it wrong if you're not prioritising skills that suit their personality. When you level up, you choose one skill out of a random four from a far longer list. Think like a hero who helps their youngers, not a tosser who hogs all the best gear. Items you replace can't be redistributed, which seems illogical but means you differentiate everyone over being efficient, and give good items to weaker members who need them more. It's satisfying growing your fragile starters to champions, but it's using those old hands to protect and teach the young ones that's key. At its hardest it's a bloody, desperate war across multiple generations. The middle is a perfect blend of tactical and character-driven decisions. Lower difficulty levels are a robust roleplay with the drama in your hands. Wildermyth integrates all this wonderfully into its design. My latest retired to become a judge, imparting her wisdom to the daughter of the friend who died saving her life. A hero might fall in love, take up painting, or walk off one night, and return months later withdrawn and sad. Another group won fourteen years of peace between chapters. By the finale the world was saved, but permanently marred. Hopefully, Expansive Worlds was able to find the exact problem and fix it so that all prey is spawning visibly.I was too slow in one chapter, and never unravelled the enemy plot. Invisible deers spawning, though, is probably one of the most complicated hunts you could ever go on. The trophy lodge failing to save especially is unspeakably disheartening, as finding out your progress has failed to save after spending a few hours bagging the trophy you needed is a heartbreaking experience. Obviously, these aren’t simple bugs, and some could even be considered game-breaking. Adjusted several rare fur variations that were more common than intended.Fixed female reindeer/caribou spawning with no antlers.Addressed male mule deers that were spawning invisibly.Fixed issues causing trophies/trophy lodges to fail to save.Fixed issues with game crashes when entering the trophy lodge with a reindeer or caribou trophy.This next update won’t have any new content but will instead fix five bugs that the development team was able to identify and recreate so that they could get rid of them.
To deal with the new issues, Expansive Worlds have added in a patch of hotfixes. Ironically, this patch brought a good number of bug fixes and general improvements – twenty-four all in all, to be exact – but that hasn’t stopped others from popping up. Unfortunately, when new content is added, bugs have a tendency to pop up. Patch notes can be found on Steam here: /3WPLSHzMCP Out now on PC! We are finalising the patch for consoles at the moment and will let everyone know once it has been released on PS4 and Xbox. Not only are these animals incredibly rare, hunting them is a Herculean task in and of itself, so even if you manage to find one you’ll have to pull out all stops to make sure you can take it down. When animals spawn, there’s a rare chance that one will be of the Great One class, which is the new highest possible tier of animal. Of course, one of the biggest additions – quite literally – was the implementation of the Great Ones mechanic. We discussed the recent update as April came to a close, highlighting the most interesting additions.
Some of the multiple additions include a wide variety of bug fixes as well as a great number of sound design improvements to make the world feel alive. Expansive Worlds recently added a huge amount of new content to their game with their latest Great Ones patch.
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