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#Lords of the fallen 2 handed weapons weak update#

While many of the upcoming Lord of the Rings-based entertainment properties are set in the earlier years of Tolkien’s legendarium, LotRO is squarely looking at what is available in the trilogy, though this doesn’t mean that the story itself won’t tinker with taking players to the past. And the Brawler kind of speaks to that, at least in my mind.” And between like, when you can forge be ready, but if something happens and that weapon is lost, be ready. I think that is part of it, although we want to stick to the books, right? But part of it I think is some of the Thorin Oakenshield mythos is when disarmed he was able to win by picking up what he had at hand as well, right? And so I think that that’s part of the Dwarven mythos, is always being prepared. “There have been a number of lore bits about the Dwarves and them looking up to a person who’s just so powerful that they can essentially fight when disarmed. However, Ciccolini mentions that another source of inspiration could be what is setting the stage for the Brawler in LotRO: the Dwarves. As far as how the Brawler itself fits into Tolkien’s legendarium, I was thinking Tulkas, one of the Valar, or Powers of the world. The Brawler is set to be a DPS/Tank class that uses heavy armor and fist weapons and gauntlets to take down his foes.

The new Brawler class is also a point that players are eager for more information on. We are looking into do more major revamps to our graphics and the game as a whole, but I have nothing to announce longer term on that.” So one of the things we’re trying to do is we’ll be looking for engineers in the short term, particularly people who can help us work on our tools to give our people better support. “The other thing is that we have made improvements to lighting recently, but there’s a lot more to be done there. At some point as well, it just turns out that the amount of work was surprisingly large when we looked into it, because of all of the redone art. First of all, I love the game, but we do a poor job of 4K support, those graphics need to be updated to do that, that’s something we want to do. I think that there’s a lot of improvements that we can make there. “At some point we would like to make bigger inroads into our graphical fidelity and our art, and maybe bring some of the older zones into the fidelity of our newer zones. Rob states that the team wants to continue down this path, improving the graphics and engine to ensure that they are doing everything that can to provide not just a fun game and story, but something easy to look at as well. Throughout the years the team behind The Lord of the Rings Online has worked to improve the graphics and engine over time, adding features such as DirectX 11 support, as well as the recently release Per Pixel Lighting Attenuation technique which can really transform a scene.

#Lords of the fallen 2 handed weapons weak update#

We finally saw player counts for many of the games Daybreak kept a tight lid on, but one major aspect that caught many an eye was a potential graphical update for LotRO specifically. One of the major points made by EG7 after it made the purchase of Daybreak was to break down for its investors its different IP, as well as future plans for the heavy hitters. We have had new members added to the team recently and will continue to do so.”

“EG7 is certainly excited about the game,” Rob told via a Zoom call. For his part, Rob certainly doesn’t seem upset with the direction since EG7 got involved. Since we had last spoke, Standing Stone Games, and Daybreak as a whole, had been purchased by Enad Global 7, and for many long-term fans of the decade-plus old MMO saw the purchase as a way to inject more life into LotRO.