Fancy a little left 4 people died in your Warhammer 40,000: Darktide? Oh, it is convenient, because the nightmare and vision of the game has just decreased today, adding to Mortis Trials, a new wave -based game mode. The nature is actually based on what it said on the tin box: the score of the enemy comes after you around this round, but in this mode, you will receive pampering, just Lorespeak to upgrade, you can unlock on different running times.
You will also start with a prototype that allows you to damage elemental damage such as electricity or fire, while dealing more damage to enemies with electrification or burning. Another prototype simply allows you to transfer or reload the weapon faster and you get a second small buff for the second wave (with a total of 12 to overcome, this is not easy, but I think it is the point). There are also objective waves that take place on the third, 6th and 9th waves, but you will have to play to find out what is like.
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide – Nightmar update and vision | Trailer release
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Fatshark developer has released full patch notes for the new update today and if you want me to list all changes, you can jog, because it is very large. There are a few changes I will stand out, though, just to help you a little. For one person, Havoc is receiving campaigns, with the plan to release new campaigns with “different mutations and the task group filming” along with large updates.
There are also some changes in the quality of life, such as supporting DLSS 4 is currently a feature in the game and there are also a series of weapons balancing adjustments – it can be worth a closer look if your weapon is affected.
It is also worth noting that Warhammer 40,000: Darktide also decreased half compared to Steam. Quite convenient with this new update, ‘Ey?
