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A new setting has also been added that allows players to advance all story dialogues automatically so that they can get right into the action.

This update implements various weapon tweaks as well. For instance, the Scout's Deepcore GK2 now has increased base weapon damage and magazine size.

Meteor strikes can happen at any moment during normal missions. Once this happens, players must do whatever they can to eliminate the new threat.

Warwick has an interesting kit that allows him to be an effective jungler. In fact, some of his abilities are enhanced when he's near enemies that are low on health.

Because the Divinity is going to be nerfed next season, the changes to the Deadfall Shadowshot will make this super ability a more appealing alternative to the said exotic weapon.

Android and Steam account linking is now available as well. This feature is still in beta, so players are advised to create a backup of their save before linking their accounts.

There is also a new option that lets players pick up items on the ground automatically.

The Templar's Backlash skill and its associated morphs have been reworked. Now, the skill can only be cast on one target at a time.

Visitors can now modify or change the positions of all placed items in homes if they have the appropriate permissions.

Players who purchase the Firesong Collector's Bundle will also receive a new mount and companion's pet.

The upcoming patch is coming to PC, November 8, and November 17 to consoles.

This update also implements some improvements to PC/Xbox Cross-platform Play.

There's also a new landing craft available in Chipper's Shop that allows players to call for reinforcements.

The AI has been improved in that it is now less likely to back down in diplomatic plays.

While Elemental Shamans and Shadow Priests enjoy their much-needed buffs, the same cannot be said for Windwalker Monks as the damage of their Chi spenders has been nerfed in this update.

The changes made to the flashlight just make surviving the killer's grasp a bit harder now.

This new beta patch also introduces a new survivor with perks that make him the go-to guy for repairing the generator.

The Roar of the Manticore and the Queen's Brood quests have been re-enabled in this update as well.

Gunbreaker and Machinist mains might love the recent favorable adjustments made to these classes. However, the same cannot be said for White Mage players.

The new Battle Royale island is not eligible for monetization yet. This means that the "Support-a-Creator" feature is disabled for the time being.

New premium ships have also been introduced, including a new German Tier VI Destroyer and French Tier VII Cruiser.

Players can finally finish the Demon's Heresy quest after the developers resolved the issue involving the bell's clapper.

There's also a new game mode where you can have a friend help you fight against variants of your favorite iconic characters.

A couple of new features have been added, changing the way the game behaves when it is out of focus.

Players can enjoy double the frame rates by downloading Patch 4.1.0 today.

After some heavy-handed nerfs, Faramis also received some favorable adjustments in this patch, making him slightly more viable in the current meta.

The game now supports AMD's SSSR technology, which helps various metals and liquids become more noticeable on buildings and map props.

The Blacksmith is a very useful survivor, thanks to his ability to forge weapons for his teammates.

Li has gotten a lot better thanks to her new Spirit Blessing, which gives her buffs when she enters a "Burn Out" state.

The game's first content patch has also completely removed the reinforcement and drawing mechanic from the game.