On Thursday, December 15th, Release 37 of the selective multiplayer RPG Shroud of the Avatar: Forsaken Virtues was released.
Release 37, which was released relatively early after Release 36 due to Christmas and the holidays, mainly focuses on performance and loading time improvements. However, some interesting new features made their way into the game, including a complete overhaul of the city of Ardoris. Previously, it was lifeless and bare. Now objects and plants have been added, and some of the buildings have been modified, so that the entire city resembles a mixture of Shogunate and Venice.
Shroud of the Avatar: Forsaken Virtues – The world becomes larger and more beautiful
The city of Xenos has also been revamped. Xenos is located on an island and represents a mix of various cultures, which is now also visually reflected. The city now somewhat resembles the major cities of our world, where different cultures collide. The Vauban Pass is a so-called Control Point. This is a group content of the game. Several players attempt to defeat the undead army that has taken over the pass, so that it can be safely used again. The players face wave after wave of enemies.
A pirate island with open PvP
If you are into PvP, you will be happy to know that the developers are currently working on a large island called Blood Bay. Open PvP reigns here, so players can fight each other anytime. Blood Bay is a pirate haven, where one can also settle down. However, one will never be safe. The first version of the new map will be integrated into the online game with the upcoming Release R38. R38 is expected to be released at the end of January 2017.
A release date for the game has not yet been set. However, based on the current state of the game, the developers still have quite a bit of work ahead of them.
