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Crimson Desert's latest update makes sure you can always look at Kliff's generic mug and makes running much less annoying
Crimson Desert received a new update that increases private storage to 1000 slots and adds a headgear visibility toggle. The update also introduces new movement control options, 'basic' and 'classic', which affect sprinting and stamina consumption. Additionally, new armor sets for cats have been added.
How to get the Electro-Mecha Longsword in Crimson Desert
This guide details how to obtain the Electro-Mecha Longsword in Crimson Desert by defeating the Machina Knight boss located at Marni's Outpost. The guide breaks down the boss fight into two phases, explaining attack patterns and strategies for both the sword and spear forms, and how to exploit stun mechanics to acquire the weapon.
A new Crimson Desert patch adds the only RPG feature that matters: A hide helmet button
Crimson Desert has received a new patch that includes a highly requested feature allowing players to hide their helmets. This option can be toggled in the game's settings to appear in cutscenes, all the time, only in combat, or not at all. The update was detailed on developer Pearl Abyss's website.
How to complete Alec’s Request in Crimson Desert and catch a Leopard Perch
This guide explains how to complete Alec's Request in Crimson Desert, a Greymane faction quest that involves catching a Leopard Perch. Players need to speak with Alec near the forge after Chapter 3 and then locate the fish, which can be caught with a fishing rod or by hand. The quest requires players to return the fish to Alec without losing or selling it to avoid bugs.
Crimson Desert’s fast, community-driven updates need to be studied
Crimson Desert is being praised for its rapid, community-driven post-launch updates, with developer Pearl Abyss issuing frequent patches to address player feedback and improve the game. This approach is contrasted with other titles like Starfield, highlighting Pearl Abyss's commitment to fundamental changes and quality-of-life improvements shortly after release.
Crimson Desert patch now available – here's what's new
Pearl Abyss has released a new patch for Crimson Desert, introducing features like Headgear Visibility, expanded private storage up to 1000 slots, and a new Movement Controls option. The update also includes numerous fixes and improvements for gameplay, UI, graphics, and stability across PC and consoles, with specific enhancements for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.
All dyes in Crimson Desert and how to get them
This guide details how to obtain all available dyes in Crimson Desert, a customization feature for armor. The primary method involves building trust with in-game dyers by gifting them cooked meat, which can be sourced and prepared through a specific in-game skill. This free method allows players to acquire a wide variety of colors for their character's gear.
Crimson Desert Patch 1.02 Brings Big Quality of Life Improvements, Headgear Toggle, PS5 Pro Upgrade, and More
Crimson Desert patch 1.02 introduces significant quality of life improvements, including a headgear visibility toggle and a substantial increase in private storage slots, expandable up to 1000. The update also adds new movement control options and features an upgraded PSSR sharpening feature for PlayStation 5 Pro, enhancing image quality.
New Crimson Desert patch brings a huge storage upgrade, but waves goodbye to its best flight trick
Pearl Abyss has released a new patch for Crimson Desert, significantly increasing private storage capacity from 240 to 1,000 slots and reintroducing a helmet visibility toggle. The update also allows players to revert to classic movement controls and fast travel to Abyss Nexuses while moving, though a popular flight trick has been removed. The patch is now live on PC platforms including Steam and the Epic Games Store.
Crimson Desert expands private storage up to 1000 slots, just as the RPG's fans were struggling to juggle all their…
Pearl Abyss has increased the private storage capacity in Crimson Desert to up to 1,000 slots following player complaints about inventory management. This update, patch 1.02.00, is now live on all systems except Mac, with Mac support in progress.
Crimson Desert Patch 1.02.00 Is Live – Massive Storage Upgrade, New Options and Major Fixes | Invision Game
Crimson Desert has received a significant update with Patch 1.02.00, introducing a massive storage upgrade allowing players to expand inventory from 240 to 1000 slots. The patch also adds requested gameplay options like customizable movement controls and headgear visibility, alongside numerous combat, movement, and content improvements. PC players benefit from enhanced graphics and performance optimizations.
Crimson Desert Gets More Storage Space, a Headgear Visibility Option, and Even a Toggle for Previous Movement Controls in Patch 1.02.00
Pearl Abyss has released patch 1.02.00 for Crimson Desert, introducing several player-requested changes. The update includes increased storage space, an option to toggle headgear visibility, and the ability to switch back to previous movement controls.
Crimson Desert Update 1.02.00 Adds Headgear Visibility, New Control Style, and Major Fixes
Pearl Abyss has released update version 1.02.00 for Crimson Desert, introducing headgear visibility options, increased private storage capacity, and new movement control styles. The update also includes numerous bug fixes and performance optimizations for PC and consoles.
Complete Crimson Desert 1.02.00 patch notes: Private storage expansions and more
The Crimson Desert 1.02.00 update introduces significant changes, including an expansion of private storage capacity up to 1000 slots, dependent on Greymane camp progression. The patch also adds an option to toggle headgear visibility, introduces alternate movement controls, and includes numerous fixes and improvements across content, combat, quests, UI, graphics, and stability for PC and consoles.
How to get the Vaporwalker boots in Crimson Desert
This guide explains how to obtain the Vaporwalker boots in Crimson Desert, an item that allows players to walk or glide over water. The boots are found in a chest within the Ancient Heart cave, accessible after unlocking the Pailune region and navigating to the Ancient Rift. The guide details the steps to enter the cave, break a wall, and acquire the boots, also explaining their unique 'Skipping Stones' ability.
Crimson Desert players have a common foe, and his name is Yann: "An absolute disgrace to the Greymanes"
Players of Crimson Desert are expressing significant frustration with the character Yann, often describing him as a disgrace to the Greymanes faction due to his constant complaining and perceived lack of contribution. Despite the negative sentiment, the article suggests Pearl Abyss is unlikely to change the character soon.
For All the Talk About Crimson Desert, Nothing Beats MLB The Show on the US PS5 Chart
MLB The Show 26 topped the North American PlayStation 5 sales charts for March, surpassing the highly anticipated Crimson Desert. While Crimson Desert led sales in Europe, MLB The Show 26 did not chart in the top 20. Other notable titles on the charts include Resident Evil Requiem and Bungie's new shooter, Marathon.
Crimson Desert is still the best-selling new game on Steam after 2 weeks, and its user reviews have jumped to 85% positive as more players get past the weak opening
Crimson Desert has become the best-selling new game on Steam two weeks after its release, with user reviews improving to 85% positive. Developer Pearl Abyss has addressed player feedback regarding controls and mount permanence through updates, contributing to the game's resurgence in popularity and sales.
Crimson Desert weapon lets you create deadly tornadoes to blow down enemies and buildings: "Looks like a Naruto…
Crimson Desert players are highlighting the fun and destructive capabilities of the Eastern Witch's Fan weapon, which allows for the creation of deadly tornadoes capable of destroying buildings. The weapon's power and visual flair have drawn comparisons to characters from Naruto and Avatar: The Last Airbender.
InZOI boss says the success of Crimson Desert and other Korean games is "really nice to see" but Asian developers "still have a lot to learn from Western developers"
Hyungjun 'Kjun' Kim, director of Krafton's InZOI, expressed pride in the success of fellow Korean developers like Pearl Abyss with Crimson Desert. However, he also stated that Asian game developers still have much to learn from their Western counterparts.
