News Tag: Lost Depths

There has never been a shortage of characters and stories in The Elder Scrolls Oline, and as we get closer to the release of the Lost Depths DLC, more new characters and storylines are gradually being revealed.

Recently, we welcomed Redguard Dhulef and his saga, a retired pirate from the high seas who for various reasons turned into a mage. Bethesda's way of introducing new characters is as special as ever, and this time we'll find out about him from the gossip letter that Ms. Linielle sent to Ms. Lissa.

Redguard Dhulef's handsome looks and pirate-turned-mage story are clearly a hit with many. He enjoys sharing a rich life full of adventure and has a passion for magic. It is worth mentioning that the opportunity for Redguard Dhulef to become a full-time professional is that he was once saved by the Stonelore Druid, and then he decided to learn magic and become a mage.

We don't know what kind of role such a character will play on the advancement of Legacy of the Bretons, or what kind of character it will have a chemical reaction with, we can wait and see.

The Elder Scrolls Oline's latest DLC, Lost Depths, will hit PC on August 22 and consoles on September 6. We will be able to embark on a new journey and meet the active Redguard Dhulef around Castle Mornard. Not only that, there are many secrets hidden in Systres waiting for us to unearth.

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With The Elder Scrolls Online bringing the brand-new Lost Depths DLC, players can not only enjoy the exciting storyline but also gameplay in it. You can also see the developers' efforts to improve the game experience in the upcoming Update 35.

Recently, the Lost Depths DLC and Update 35 opened up the announcement test server. Players can download and access the test environment by toggling "Show Public Test Environment." Thus, new content can be evaluated.

In the original base game, players had to understand the "weaving" mechanic in order to win in battle. This is an act of accumulating multiple actions over a global cooldown window, increasing the damage that players end up unleashing. However, this mechanism will lead to a huge difference in performance, and the gap between players with different interaction effects will gradually widen.

And Update 35 aims to make balance adjustments to the above situation to shorten the gap. In the test server, we'll see the developers adjust these damage stats to a fixed amount to reduce the impact of light and heavy attacks on the damage. This change will narrow the gap between high-end and high-end performance without compromising the low-end experience.

It is worth mentioning that the improvement of the buff or debuff effect of various items in the combat system can improve the gameplay experience of PvP and PvE for players.

All in all, Update 35 brings a big change in basic attack and how it deals damage has been radically changed. Both novice and veteran players will experience more fun in the process of learning and using the "weaving" mechanism.

Update 35 will be coming to PC/Mac with the Lost Depths DLC on August 22, and players will not only be able to capture the fun in an all-new combat system, but also challenge powerful enemies in new dungeons for even more loot.

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