End of the Glory Season
The New Glory season will start on Thursday, June 15. Also, we’d like to remind you that the last day of the season – Wednesday, June 14 – will be a dedicated day of the season's end. It will not be possible to earn or lose the Nation Points on this day and the scoreboards of other season-based rankings (Glory and Arena) will be frozen then. However, it is the last chance to donate your NP to your guild as the Guild Points. When the new season starts, Nation Points collected by a player will count from 0 as the new season will begin. Also, today we would like to remind you that in the next week, we are gonna merge Wolfield and Wolfied 2 into one server and Holmridge and Holmridge 2 as well. A little explanation for the new players: Glory is a season-based ranking that rewards you for activity in the faction v faction v faction PVP. The seasons last around 2 months (depending on the current updates schedule) and the top players are rewarded with unique titles and gold. Also, every Thursday night you’ll get Contribution Points – an in-game currency used to purchase special items from the Glory Quartermasters. The amount +of earned CP depends on your position on the leaderboard, so draw your weapons and fight your way to the top!
The screenshot’s authors will be awarded. Liutbert, Makaroniusz and inquisitorOH – Contact Koma#4247 via Discord to receive your ambers!
Video of the Week
We always look forward to watching and sharing the awesome videos posted by our community. It brings us a lot of happiness and gratitude in the office to see players exploring content, having fun, and showcasing their skills. This week, the reward of 2000 ambers goes to Skryta Modliszka https://youtu.be/T5_xvP8zBao Congratulations to the winner and good luck to all competitors for next week’s Video of the Week award!Changelog v.1.1.7
New structure building and repairing system
In today's update, we're introducing a new structure building and repairing system. Prior to today's update, players had to use their own resources to build and repair, meaning they used resources from their bags. The player approached the construction, moved items from his bag to the construction window and began construction. Today's update changes the approach and the way structures are built and repaired. Starting today, the Bastion will produce three types of resource packs that players will use to build and repair. The package is an interactive item, which means that the player will pick up such a package and bring it to the structure that is being built or repaired. The packages will be right next to each bastion on wooden pallets. There are three wooden pallets and different resources will appear on each separate pallet. On one pallet there will be logs, on the other mortar, and on the third hewn stone. As we mentioned, from now on the bastion will produce resources that will be used to build and repair, but the bastion will not produce resources out of nothing. Today we're adding a new need called Building Resources to bastions that are responsible for generating resource packs. This need will be satisfied with building materials, i.e. finished wood, granite, gneiss, lime, mortar, and nails. These resources have been divided into tiers and the better the resource tier we give to the bastion, the more effectively we will satisfy the need of the bastion. Each package taken from the pallet will reduce the current level of Building Resources in the bastion.
Resource gathering rebalance
In today's update, we are introducing the first iteration of changes related to resource gathering rebalance. Today's changes are related to resources that players are gathering in mines, lumber mills and in the open world. Locations from now on will specialize in specific resources and endgame resources (Tier 4 and Tier 5) that appeared in the non-loot zone are now moved to the loot zone. Let's remember that resources have been divided into tiers and resources of a specific tier will only appear in a specific zone (loot zone and non-loot zone). All of the resources from both zones are required for creating end-game items. For that reason, both zones will have resources needed for end-game players, and those who won't want to get into the loot zone will be able to buy or sell materials required via the Auction Houses. Also today, the position of bosses in the open world is changing. Each boss drops endgame resources, i.e. tiers 4 and 5. Because of this, they are moved to the loot zone. Each boss will have a hideout, and this hideout will only be marked on the minimap when the player is close to it and the boss is respawned. That way we will increase the number of players that roam in the zone and will make the roams high-risk high-reward.Resources in locations
With today's update, we're making changes to resource distribution across all locations. The change applies to mining resources and all types of wood. From today, locations will specialize in a specific resource based on its zone, and each location will have a few other resources that will be also found at many locations. Unique resources can additionally be found in the open world and in abandoned mines. For example, Castle Skergard will specialize in Nitrite, a tier 4 resource, which means that it will have Nitrite in the mine, and no other castle will have it. However, this does not mean that Nitrite will only occur here. You will still find Nitrite in the open world and abandoned mines. Castle Audunstede will specialize in Sulfur, Aquitania will specialize in Calcite crystal, and similarly to Castle Skergard, Sulfur and Calcite will be found in the open world and abandoned mines. Will these be the only resources at these castles? No. Skergard, Audunstede, and Aquitania will have other resources in the same amount at each castle. These resources are siderite, coal, salt, great wood, and excellent wood. Also, we are changing how many resources players obtain from a single node and how long they spend gathering it in each location. Nodes at locations such as mines, lumber mills and castles will now give fewer resources, but these will respawn very quickly, from between 4 to 7 minutes. Resources that are in the open world will give more resources per node (equal to the number of resources in a node before today’s change) and they will respawn longer than the nodes before today’s change. People who roam will have the chance to find nodes that give many more resources than those that are in the locations. We are making this change to encourage people to roam more around the map, and we want to reward these people who are doing this. The next reason why we are making these changes in location resources is because currently players may arrive and find an empty mine or lumber mill, requiring them to wait for resources to appear. Alternatively, they may be lucky and find resources still available for collection. After gathering these resources, players move on to another mine. We want to ensure that players always have resources to collect.
Resources in the open world
Before today's change, resources in the open world were distributed differently on the map and the different tiers of resources were mixed with each other. For example, tier 4 and tier 5 endgame resources could be found in the non-loot zone, where this zone is now intended to be dedicated to tier 1, tier 2 and tier 3 resources. As of today, endgame resources that used to be present in the non-loot zone have been moved to the loot zone to clearly indicate where a given resource tier appears on the map. A reminder, that all tier resources are required for end-game crafting - which means non-loot zone players will have an important part in the economy, and will be able to obtain end-game materials using the Auction House system. Also, we are making sure that resources in the open world are valuable and reasonable. To make them so, the resources in the open world will have a higher yield of resources, and the time needed to gather them will be decreased compared to the resources in locations. Abandoned mines Abandoned mines from now on will give resources that fit new resources assumptions. These mines that are in loot-zone, will spawn only loot-zone resources (Tier 4 and Tier 5). These mines that are on non-loot-zone will spawn only non-loot-zone resources (Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3) and there will be no longer top-tier monastic drinks as a reward. Seeds Today's changes to resource rebalance also slightly affect seeds. Overall Seeds had no gameplay loop as players were gaining more of them during farming plants than it was needed to plant them in the first place. That led to open-world herbs roaming gameplay loop non-existent. From now on, plants grown by the players will yield fewer seeds, but the open-world herbs will be dropping more seeds. Tool and field quality will affect the number of seeds that players will receive after gathering their grown plants. With this change, we want to create another layer of content for the roaming players. From now on roamers could search for herbs that will give them needed seeds. Thanks to that we are giving more meaning to the herbs that are in the open world and players will be able to make money from selling the seeds.Resources at raid events
In today's update, we are adding mining resources that players will be able to gather during raid events. Below is the list of resources that each raid will have. Note: The number in bracket () means the number of nodes that players can mine during the raid event. The Banished Crusade Nitrite (3), Quartz (2), Calcite (3), Sulfur (3), Magnetite (2), Tektite (5), Catacombs Nitrite (1), Quartz (6), Calcite (1), Granite (1), Sulfur (1), Tektite (1), Magnetite (1), Temple of Doom Tektite (1) The Griffins company Coal (2), Granite (1), Magnetite (1), Sea wraith Quartz (1) Tektite and quarts changes From now, tektite and his substitute quartz, are more elite resources than they were before. We will find them only at raids and in abandoned mines in the loot zone. There will be no tektite and quartz from different resources, locations, or the open world. Try to find them at Sea Wraiths, Catacombs, Temple of Doom, The banished crusade, or in an abandoned mine in the loot zone. We want to make them still not very expensive but mined mostly at raids by groups, to reward them and give reasons to group up. Still, if someone can't take a group, can gather them in the abandoned mines in the loot zone or farm different resources, sell them, and buy at the market from people who farm tektite and quartz.Market Keeper in each major location
From now on in each major location such as Ulfgard, Haddah Castle and Temples, players will be able to find a Market Keeper. This tweak will enable players to gather the resources that can be found in their location and easily put them up for sale on the market. This change will not only bring more life to the marketplace, as there will be a constant flow of the Loot Zone exclusive materials to the buyers in the Non-Loot (and vice versa), but it will also enable the players to spend more time in the open world location of their preference without the need to move back to the capital to sell their goods or stack up on some equipment. Note that the Market Keeper works cross nations and cross-servers.Update Stockpiles at Lootzone locations
Current stockpile chests got changed drop to new ones in mines and lumbers. From now, workers will gather here only the main resources that are produced in this location. In loot zone forts, it will be coal, while, in locations such as Skergard, Audunstede, and Aquitania it will be nitrite, sulfur, and calcite.
