The developers of “Far Far West” are preparing a series of changes for Halloween, including themed map design, new character skins and the first weapon skin. At the same time, some festive elements will still remain in the game after the event ends.
One of the main changes is the “ghosting” of locations – they want to make the atmosphere of all maps around 20% darker. Redwood will be the first to change: the massive forest will feature a weirder design, tall trees, and moving platforms. Pumpkins that appear during Halloween will be removed from the map after the event ends. At the same time, the team began designing the looks of two new characters and preparing additional costumes specifically for the holiday event.
Finally, developers have started creating skins for weapons that will allow you to spend accumulated blueprints and gold. Now, the artists are experimenting with different styles, and they promise to reveal details closer to the feature launch. At the same time, the project has received a technological boost: With the Sentry system, the team has corrected three of the five main causes of the crash. Monitoring like this helps identify and eliminate the root causes of random outages, while the data collected remains anonymous.
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