Soulmask receives Quick Deploy. Selected tribespeople can be stored as mask data and switched between data and physical forms. The system lets you edit equipment, preferred weapons and combat tactics.
This simplifies preparation for different tasks. However, the maintenance description does not fully establish every unlock or limit on simultaneously stored members. A concrete solo or raid strategy requires these additional rules.
Two Drops With Different Locations
Sand Bandit event groups in the Red Dunes can drop Hymn of Radiance Module. In the Blackstone Cliffs, their previous chance for that module is replaced by a chance for Desert Overlord. Targeted farming should no longer treat these regions as interchangeable sources.
Central Core changes include summons at low AI levels, death packages, camera and sounds. Training Ground issues include sorting and assigning tribespeople. Dismantling floating foundations should return previously missing materials.
A later corrective version also addresses drops falling underground, Life Sense for special ores and repairable zipline supports. The client needs updating for maintenance. Quick Deploy’s introduction and follow-up fixes can therefore form a clear update timeline.
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