It has been a while since the TSW remake Secret World Legends was quiet. With the new update “Tokyo – Beyond the Wall,” Tokyo now gets a new area – with new characters, new zones, and several hours of story!
Secret World Legends reaches with this update the point where The Secret World currently ends.
Behind the Wall – We report live!
On the journey behind the protective wall against the dirt, we delve into the secrets of the Fear Nothing Foundation, Morninglight, and the Orochi Corporation. What do these secretive organizations have to hide? And what does the killer with the rabbit mask have to do with it?
We at Mein-MMO have spared no expense or effort to equip our foreign correspondent in Japan, Benedict, for a live field trip. What exactly awaits him?
The Dirt and Other Dangers
Benedict says: My stay in Japan was originally intended as a semester abroad for my studies. Now Schuhmann suddenly has the grand idea to send me to Tokyo (originally actually Tokyo, as it would be pronounced Tok-i-o in Japanese) – exactly to where the dirt first appeared. This dirt, which infects and changes humans, plants… actually everything as a highly potent pathogen. Thank you, Mr. Editor-in-Chief!
I will therefore venture behind “the wall”. Behind the protective wall that was once erected to contain this parasite. To where it all began. Not only that, but the trail of the rabbit-headed murderer is extremely hot right there. As if she has her burrow right there.
Creatures await me that I have not seen so far in Kingsmouth, nor in Egypt or anywhere else, not even with the crazy vampires in Transylvania.
My Journey to Tokyo in Secret World Legends
In the east of the area, I find the CDC camp, where the pathogen was first contained. The wall around Kaidan. According to my information, here are also the latest traces of the killer…
In the south stands the Orochi Housing Project. Once an industrial area, which was levelled by the Orochi Corp and turned into a place for families. Here, in a beautiful environment, the best talent should be promoted in special kindergartens. Maybe I will also find out where they all disappeared to.
In the west lies the Kaidan Harbor. Once a bustling hub for goods from all kinds of ships, the docks are now under the control of something strange oozing from an abandoned freighter. Maybe I’ll manage to open one of the containers and see what’s inside.
Via a nearby railway line, I even come directly to the Orochi Tower. I am curious how the gentlemen and ladies in white will receive me.
Tokyo’s Downtown is more lively than thought
The “dream hotel” Dream Palace is still standing in downtown Tokyo, advertising in bright letters with mysterious words from its no less mysterious owner Kaoru. However this dive can maintain itself in this area.
This was the latest report from Benedict. We await news from Tokyo.
