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Weaker Avalonian Camps have been adjusted, making them more rewarding to a smaller group of players.

Players can now take their time to plan moves accordingly instead of being constantly pressured by a timer.

Aside from the special Battle Pass, the popular Steel Hunter game mode is back with new rewards up for grabs.

Armed with destructive weaponry and the ability to move swiftly around the battlefield with their jet boosters, the new Chinese tanks will not disappoint.

In addition, a bug that allowed players to buy more products than their inventory could hold has been fixed.

Players can summon a Bloodcraft Legend, which can be linked to an existing Champion of their choosing to form a hybrid.

The starting position has also been moved back slightly to mimic the true distance of fencing in the real world.

Minsitthar's Royal Guards can now take advantage of attack effects from items.

The bug that caused raindrops to stop rendering for some reason has also been fixed.

An option was also added that allows players to delete all of their unsubscribed workshop content from their PC with a simple press of a button.

The prompt that tells players whether they'd like to view or record replays now has a cancel button that closes the window when clicked.

A new feature will be coming to Factional Warfare to let players join the fight without leaving their corporation or alliance.

While Kiriko's Swift Step can no longer be abused to capture the flag, it looks like there's another bug that Blizzard needs to address soon.

In the mid-season update, Junker Queen's role as a tank has been reinforced thanks to the recent changes. A couple of support heroes received some love as well, including Brigitte and Moira.

One of the new cards in this update summons a minion that can unleash a terrifying roar, dealing damage to nearby enemies.

Drakania's Hexeblood Form has been vastly improved. Meanwhile, one of Corsair's abilities can now be used even during cooldown.

This update also introduces a new system where players can activate crystal effects from a dedicated UI.

Players may be forced to aim for the head if they're going to use the nerfed Anvil Receiver.

Players can also host private matches in an update arriving next week.

Also, the issue where Notfar the Unbearable was not rewarding players after they defeated him has been resolved.

Players can no longer loot Legendary equipment from corpses in the Battle Zone.

Theodore can gain certain bonuses when he exits a bush. Also, instead of a health increase, he gains 1% attack speed per 10 HP from equipment.

Another significant change in POB is that players no longer have to get their POE Session IDs to conduct weighted searches using the Item Trader.

The removal of certain boss nodes on the Atlas Passive Tree means that players will have to farm the Uber versions of Bosses if they want to get their hands on some sweet loot.

While the graphics stay consistent despite a constant stream of updates, players can improve the game's look with shader packs. There's one that runs pretty well on PC and there are also those specifically made for mobile devices.

In this update, the King will now be less susceptible to being killed in just one wave.

Developer AutoAttack Games will also launch a new update on January 6 to introduce new units that fans can play with.

The performance of in-game cinematics has also been improved. As a result, frame rates during cutscenes may be more consistent on consoles and even more so on PC.

Players can now have their own ICARUS dedicated servers up and running.

There are now more maps available in the Final Stand Mode. However, this comes at the expense of eliminating one of Rogue Shift's game modes.