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In what may or may not be a case of incredibly coincidental (and unfortunate) timing, an in-the-works addition to the legendary Civilization strategy game series has leaked via the 2K Games website.
Several details about 2.3 have been revealed, including the patch’s release date, its character banners, story quests, events, and other updates. The turn-based RPG by HoYoverse continues pushing further into its second year of content and is bound to conclude the story arc set in Penacony after the main story quests from Version 2.2. Most of the upcoming content was presented during the 2.3 livestream. While the new characters had already been confirmed, their abilities were outlined during the presentation, confirming most of the leaks about them.
Publisher 2K Games has seemingly spoiled its own impending Civilization 7 reveal.
All of the 2.3 livestream codes and their respective rewards are now up for claim for players who are fast enough to redeem them. The popular turn-based RPG by developer HoYoverse is heading into Version 2.3, a patch that will have seen the conclusion of the main Penacony storyline but, nonetheless, will continue to have playable content added for players to explore. A few details about the next patch had already been revealed through leaks, though most of it has now been confirmed via the 2.3 livestream.
As tries out a new monetization method, the game's massive community isn't all that pleased with how Studio Wildcard is handling the release of Pyromane, the latest creature. After months of waiting,, a free add-on developed in tandem with a team of talented modders, officially launched on Steam on June 5 and while some users are pleased with the massive map, others have been left cold and annoyed by its implementation. Aside from performance issues, the community is concerned that the introduction of Pyromane could set a bad precedent for future releases.
Redemption Codes for are given out periodically, granting free rewards. Those who have played HoYoverse's other titles, such as Genshin Impact or Honkai: Impact 3rd, will be familiar with this method. Stellar Jade, Credits, and EXP Materials are given out during special occasions and can boost a player’s account. The redemption codes are typically announced during live streams along with new events. These presentations allow players to get a preview of the future content and mark the release of brand-new redemption codes.
Having to choose between Clorinde and Alhaitham during 4.7 can be a very real and difficult decision to make, especially considering the limitation on free Primogems made available with every patch. Clorinde is a new 5-star Electro DPS character who had previously appeared as an NPC. Now, however, she joins the playable roster along with Sigewinne and Sethos as the three new playable characters in 4.7. Clorinde uses the Bond of Life debuff mechanic to increase her damage output potential, making her a very menacing unit to use in team comps with Electro at the forefront.
With another gacha action RPG joining the market, comparisons have begun between newcomer and the current throne holder, ., or for short, has taken the gacha market by storm, excelling with over 50 million preregistrations. The game did have some rough technical issues the first few days, but that was quickly fixed. Because of these issues, developer Kuro Games gave out generous compensation gifts that caused a wave of hope for the future.