As the famous poet once said, there will be blood.
This weekend, we continue our series of campaigns, with a new one starting every two weeks from now.
Get in there and get some RTC! I mean, shed blood!
Easy Anti Cheat now allows Linux emulators for Eternal Crusade
Easy Anti Cheat just enabled you to try out WINE and others with Eternal Crusade, where before they were usually blocked. This is of course not supported by us, as in, we can't help you with setting it up, but this is sanctioned used and quite happy there is interest in doing this.
Mac users should be able to use their favorite emulator/boots to run Eternal Crusade.
Next update, Unreal Engine 4.15?
We're continuing work on the next update, and while we could talk about a lot of things, like balancing, itemization (you know, stuff for your loadout) and such, the main thing causing uncertainty for a release date is we just got the Unreal Engine 4.15 integration from our sister team.
They used the same code base as us and finished most of the work; now we need to integrate it back into Eternal Crusade.
If you are interested in seeing what has happened from UE 4.12 to UE 4.15, I have linked to the release notes of the version, as they can't possibly fit in here. You know, 12 to 15 in version doesn't sound like a lot, but check them out.
This is what we are integrating into Eternal Crusade. Enjoy your hours of reading release notes.
https://docs.unrealengine.com/latest/INT/Support/Builds/ReleaseNotes/2016/4_13/index.html
https://docs.unrealengine.com/latest/INT/Support/Builds/ReleaseNotes/2016/4_14/index.html
https://docs.unrealengine.com/latest/INT/Support/Builds/ReleaseNotes/4_15/index.html
As mentioned above, we'll be running Campaigns and more when we dig into the upgrade.
Have a great weekend everyone!
Nathan