PvP has completely changed – gone is the old DFO meta where you needed to level up all skills to be viable.Village control points – ‘king of the hill’ style village captures to gain your clan much needed clan meditation points, gold and local resources – and the same for you too!.Control your own territory or encroach on your neighbours! No fast travel – keeping the world localised, encouraging trade and the need to defend local, specialised resources.Spawn scaling – work together (even with people you don’t know) to get more loot and XP: mobs get harder and give better gains/loot when you bring more people.Meaningful alignment – going red (Bad) is a choice, but one that will make things much harder for those who dare kill their own kind, risk vs reward!.Titles – you can choose how you want to specialise in the available skills with up to 5 different titles (think of this like a skills soft cap/class system).Armour traits – different armour types provide different potencies, and you can mix and match to suit your own playstyle.
Localisation – banking and marketplaces will be local but you will have global access to your gold (Think EVE Online).
So what’s changed from the original Darkfall game? The changes its new developers Ub3rgames have brought to the game have already gone a long way. The graphics might look outdated now, but the gameplay remains superb. It’s the only game around that’s got high-skilled FPS PvP, massive clan and alliance warfare, politics, war-mongering, spying, diplomacy, crafting, trading and PvE – all in the one place. Aventurine then morphed it into the often-criticised Darkfall: Unholy Wars, and struggled to return that game to Darkfall’s glory days of 2009-2012. The Darkfall franchise was originally launched by Aventurine Studios (a totally different development team) in 2009, with Darkfall Online. Darkfall: New Dawn (DND) is an FPS-MMORPG set in the high-fantasy, vast, un-instanced world of Agon.
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