What is the deep desert

Dune: Awakening Lows players regular server sizers in the form of weekly Coriolis storms that completely reshape the map of Arrakis, which ensures that there is always a reason to return to the game and explore again.

The server mainly dries the deep desert, with the usual PVE zone, Hagga Basin, which is mostly left to ensure that regular players who just want to live out their sci-fi desert survival fantasy need not worry about their bass being destroyed every week. In addition, players who have not explored the world may not even realize where, exactly, the deep desert can be found, as base play map does not seem to contain this area anywhere.

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Our interactive map for Arrakis in Dune Awakening. All enemy camps, shipwrecks and merchants are in the game.

How does Corioli's storm work in Dune: Awakening

Server dries restores the deep desert

Corioli's storm is one Once a week server dries the event that destroys all bases, resources and objects from the deep desert, the playoffs PVP area Dune: Awakening. Players who are inside the deep desert when a Coriolis storm will immediately perish, and all vehicles and bases still in the deep desert will be destroyed.

In addition Corioli's storm will arrange for resource nodes in both the deep desert and, to a lesser extent, in the Hagga pool. After the server, players will have to investigate the deep desert from the ground up to rediscover resources, interesting places and other useful information, as it will be completely covered in the fog of war. Similarly, certain areas in the Hagga pool where resources have been reorganized after the Coriolis storm also to have to be re-examined with survey probes.

Player Bases in the hagga pool will not be affected by Corioli's storm. Before each server drought, players are encouraged to leave the deep desert along with all their resources to Hagga Basin to save their warehouse. Everything and everything that remains in the deep desert will be gone when the top of the storm arrives.

Private servers also experience Coriolis Storms every week and are not exempt from server pieces.

When does Corioli's storm occur

The Coriolis storm occurs Every Tuesday at server start. However, the exact time this occurs differs between servers and regions as server starts are timed in different ways. The radio and warning system in the game will warn players about Corioli's storm hours before it arrives. The warning acts as a regular warning sand storm but with a longer mercy period to give players the opportunity to leave the area before it arrives.

The Coriolis storm lasts several hours, and drying only happens when it reaches its top or critical point, which is when everything and everyone in the deep desert is destroyed.

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What is the deep desert in Dune: Awakening

Deep Desert Map Location

The game map in Dune: Awakening Is divided into two zones: Hagga pool and the deep desert.

The Deep desert Is a massive PVP map north of the Hagga pool with the rare resources, the strongest enemies, several sandworms and the most playoff activities.
The Hagga basin Includes all the starting PVE area, not limited to Hagga Basin South. It includes Vermillius Gap, Hagga Rift, Jabal Eifrit al-Janub, Mysa Traill, Eastern Shield Wall, etc.

To get to the deep desert, players will need Cross the shield wall in an ornitopter, which is the blue power field at the northern border with the Hagga pool. This will put them in the Overland Map section where they can choose to go to the deep desert, Harko Village or to Arrakkeen. Taxi-NPCs in the hub areas do not travel quickly to the deep desert; You need your own mode of transport to get there. To get back to Hagga Basin, you can either interact with special camp sites in the deep desert or cross over the shield wall again.

The Deep Desert Map is several times larger than the entire Hagga poolAlthough it is much more sparsely populated with resources. It is divided into nine zones, each of which is divided into nine sub -regions and forms a grid of 81 individual tiles. Players will need to examine each sub -region individually to reveal resources and POIs.

The first layer of the deep desert is PVE, but when players go deeper it goes completely to PVP. This is also where players meet spices, levels 6 and 7 materials, exclusive unique schedules and country raised events. Going into the deep desert without guild is possible but extremely difficult to deduct, as the enemies are balanced with parties of players in mind.