August 14, Death of daylight Community Director Eric Pope and Managing Producer Jose Ramos revealed that the troubled horror game will re -focus on quality of life updates over new editions. Next public test building (PTB) for Death of daylight was also driven back to September, and an original chapter has been delayed to enable more development time.
The reworked roadmap for Death of daylight Come in the middle of a controversial week for behavior interactive and its fans. On August 11, a livestream was intended to celebrate the transition between Death of daylight and The Walking Dead Was sabotaged by a distributed attack for denial of denial (DDOS), which disturbed all attempts to host a match during the show. Behavior interactively issued an apology and promised to work with fans and content creators to address major problems. Both the DDOS attack and the behavior interactive first response met with harsh criticism from Death of daylight fans.
Death of daylight focuses on quality of life over new content
After the launch of Death of daylight Patch 9.1.2, the development group sat down for a talk with fans to reveal that more changes are coming. Which is posted by Death of daylight On social media, Pope and Ramos shared a three -phase plane for the asymmetrical horror game, which will play in the next six months to a minimum. The next planned PTB will be pushed back to early September, although a third August-Patch is scheduled to launch the week of August 25. The planned August update will address problems introduced in July in the middle of chapter, and some extra time for Polish and quality assurance will be spent on an upcoming original chapter planned for the first phase.
The second phase of Death of daylightThe new roadmap extends over October to January, as the planned November chapter will be replaced with an update dedicated to more bug fixes and the winter event. This phase will also rework the form (Michael Myers) and introduce changes in how sluggish, camping and tunneling will work for murderers. Other changes with high priority to Killer Gameplay are on Behavior Interactive's schedule. The third phase of quality of life will extend until February 2026 and thereafter, with further changes planned for a marching.
A reworking of Death of daylightMatchmaking rating (MMR) and other changes are also planned to occur in 2026, but no ETA was given. Behavior interacted clarified that all seasonal and special events for Death of daylightIncluding the return of the popular 2V8 match format on August 19, will continue as scheduled.
Death of daylight
- Published
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June 14, 2016
- ESRB
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M for mature: blood and gore, intense violence, strong language
- Engine
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Unreal Engine 4
