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The score given to your gear in showcases your character's total strength based on the equipment you've collected during various adventures. Also known as your Character Equipment Rating, this mechanic can be considered your overall level. New activities and challenges in different Realms with a high difficulty level are easier to approach once you have increased your gear score.
Each week, we scour the internet for all things indie MMO-related, so you don’t have to. This week, BitCraft shares a post Beta video, Nightingale shares a Realms Rebuilt trailer, and Zenith pushes its final content update to the Public Test Realm. Plenty of other stuff is also going on, so let’s quit wasting time and get started with this week’s Indie MMO Spotlight.
Nightingalehas received a new update focused on crafting improvements, new content, and various bug fixes across all areas of the game. The second major update to the open world survival game is aimed at new players, as well as experienced Faewild veterans of Nightingale.
Update 0.1.3 brings multiple bug fixes to Nightingale, but the biggest change is dying will no longer create a death chest. The mechanic has been utilized throughout a number of survival games, but the player community found it tedious, and sometimes impossible, to collect the dropped items after reviving. Looking to set Nightingale apart from others in the genre, a new mechanic has taken the place of death chests.
Inflexion Games, developer of Victorian fantasy survival crafting game Nightingale, has admitted there are several aspects of the game it's currently «not happy with», following disappointing player numbers at the game's recent launch.
Inflexion Games CEO Aaryn Flynn has released a new devblog on what we can expect from Nightingale’s dev team in the short term and a little further down the line. The survival crafting MMO entered Early Access almost three weeks ago, and the team has mentioned a few things they’re working on, but this is our clearest roadmap so far.
T1 Essence is the second tier of 's currency system, which features four different tiers of money you can farm and use throughout your adventures. Determined by rarity, any form of Essence you discover can be exchanged for new items, upgrades, and more. You need to interact with different activities within the world to gather all the available forms of this currency.
When Inflexion Games announced Nightingale in 2021, I was mildly interested in what I saw. I genuinely like survival games, having dabbled in Valheim and V Rising quite a bit. But what drew me towards this particular game was its setting.