Fellowship has been updated, bringing with it a host of quality-of-life improvements that make the game even more accessible now. The developers also showed off the first details of multi-hero queuing, a feature that allows you to search dungeons for multiple heroes at the same time.
One of the main changes is the optimization of the interface: tabs now load only the required information, allowing some screens to run more than twice as fast. The maximum community size has also been increased from 100 players to 200 players.
The developers have individually changed the dungeon’s reward system. Loot will no longer automatically deteriorate if the team does not reach the time limit. This should give players more reasons to finish a bad run but still get a useful item or crafting opportunity.
Finally, “Reforge” has been added to “Fellowship”, allowing you to return items accidentally sent to Scrapper. Everyone can now automatically target enemies during combat. Multi-hero queuing is not yet in the patch, but is already in development: players will be able to select multiple heroes, the league that suits them, and other preferences, and the system will then consider the entire set of parameters when searching for dungeons.
