In case you’ve been keeping track of the escalating conflict with Cocytus, the latest update for Brown Dust 2 brings you closer to the heart of the turmoil, focusing on Wilhelmina, Gray, and Glacia as they join forces to counteract the mounting danger. The situation is critical, and this narrative is brimming with intense, action-packed exchanges.
I value these accessibility features, yet I yearn for an experience where I can explore and discover on my own instead of relying too heavily on assistance. It’s not a problem for players who prefer straightforward journeys from point A to B, but having been raised on games with minimal guidance, I’ve come to appreciate the enchantment that gets lost when everything is clearly mapped out—the thrill of uncertainty and solving puzzles as I go.
According to more recent news, it’s been hinted that the sequel might adopt a first-person viewpoint once more. Given the success of the FPS perspective in the original game and Phantom Liberty, it’s plausible. Yet, returning to this camera angle raises questions about potentially removing the character customization aspect.
The modifications encompass alterations and fine-tuning currently in place, such as enhancing the damage inflicted by the Greatsword’s Brutal Attack. Additionally, the Spear’s Phantom: Heatwave skill will no longer be overpowered, requiring more Spirit to trigger and consuming more Stamina following a Brink Guard. Regarding bosses, Viper and Maluca are undergoing changes in terms of their challenge level, whereas some others (whose identities are kept secret due to spoilers) will receive boosts.
Individuals who were subscribed to PC Game Pass prior to this point and enjoy games such as Valorant and League of Legends currently receive advantages like having access to all Agents and Champions, even if they don’t actually own them. However, it was revealed in the March Update for Xbox that there will be additional perks available when one has an active Game Pass subscription.