US EditionDune: Awakening's Deep Desert Is Getting "Partial Warfare" PvE Areas so You Can Gather Endgame Resources without Being PvPed to Death
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Dune: Awakening has already been sold a million times. The game is an adaptation of the famous book series, which is in conversation again thanks to the current films. However, despite this success, there was also first criticism of the game, especially of PvE-oriented players who feel disadvantaged in the endgame. Developer Funcom has now announced to respond to these feedbacks. more
Dune: Awakening is changing its endgame in response to player complaints: 'Our goal is not to force PvE players to interact with a PvP system that they may have no interest in'
Some areas of the deep desert will be changed to PvE zones, so players can explore them without worrying about being pulled into fights they don't want.
Dune: Awakening's Deep Desert is getting "partial warfare" PvE areas so you can gather endgame resources without being PvPed to death
Good news if you've been a bit frustrated with how Dune: Awakening handles PvE and PvP, specifically in terms of its treacherous Deep Desert. The game's creative director Joel Bylos has announced some changes coming in response to player feedback on both those and the Landsraad. Basically, it looks like Funcom have switched up their plans to take the concerns folks have cited into account, aiming for a nice compromise between the original ideas …
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