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Far Cry 7 To Have 72-Hour Time Limit, Weapon Durability, Extraction Shooter Loop – Rumor
A rumor suggests Far Cry 7 will feature a 72-hour time limit, weapon durability, and an extraction shooter loop where players scavenge loot and survive against AI and other players. The game reportedly involves rescuing six family members from a cult called the Sons of Truth, with a setting in Alaska. Development is rumored to be troubled, though Ubisoft has confirmed multiple promising Far Cry projects in the works.
Arc Raiders says our bad with those gun durability nerfs, reinforces a bunch of weapons by up to 54%
Embark Studios has released patch 1.29.0 for Arc Raiders, partially reversing recent weapon durability nerfs that were met with player frustration. Several common weapons, including the Renegade, Ferro, and Anvil, have had their durability increased by up to 54%. The update also introduces a new anti-ARC grenade launcher called the Rascal and various quality-of-life improvements.
Arc Raiders dev admits durability changes were "too much," buffs a ton of guns to make up for it: "We…
Embark Studios has reverted controversial weapon durability changes in Arc Raiders, acknowledging they were too harsh on many weapons. The developer has significantly buffed the durability of several guns, including the Renegade, and adjusted the photoelectric cloak's energy drain. A new weapon, the Rascal grenade launcher, has also been introduced.
Arc Raiders' weapon durability changes are mystifying—especially when repairing guns is one of the least…
This article analyzes the recent changes to weapon durability in Embark Studios' Arc Raiders, arguing that the nerfs are confusing and counterproductive. The author questions the necessity of weapon attrition for all players and suggests alternative design choices that could better incentivize weapon upgrades and provide more interesting consequences for low durability.
Arc Raiders players complain Riven Tides update took a hammer to weapon durability and their beloved anti-Arc cloak,…
Players are expressing significant dissatisfaction with the Riven Tides update for Arc Raiders, particularly concerning drastic reductions in weapon durability and the nerfing of the anti-Arc photoelectric cloak. Embark Studios has implemented changes to weapon durability, including lower starting durability and reduced loss on dropped weapons, alongside a significant increase in the energy cost of the photoelectric cloak. While some players are adapting to the changes, many are calling for reversals or significant tweaks, drawing parallels to player reactions seen in Helldivers 2.
"We've heard a clear frustration": Arc Raiders update adds a beach holiday map while patching the gun balance to ensure "all players are challenged by weapon attrition"
The Riven Tides update for the extraction shooter Arc Raiders introduces a new coastal map with various attractions, including a slide and a beachcombing activity. The update also addresses player frustration with weapon durability by rebalancing weapon attrition, repair mechanics, and spawn rates to ensure a more consistent challenge for all players.
Everwind Players Slam Weapon Durability Icon as ‘Poor Design Choice’
Players of the game Everwind are criticizing a specific weapon durability icon, deeming it a poor design choice that breaks immersion. The article discusses how confusing UI elements can detract from the player experience and emphasizes the importance of clear, intuitive design in games, even for seemingly minor details like weapon condition indicators.
