Dying Mild 2 roadmap exhibits off a crossover with For Honor, of all video games

Techland has outlined a brand new roadmap for upcoming Dying Mild 2 content material that’ll be out this autumn and winter.

I might need forgotten about Dying Mild 2, however fortunately its developer hasn’t, as there a brand new roadmap has outlined a bunch of latest additions which might be coming to the sport. Techland shared the roadmap to the sport’s official Twitter account, which did not go into specifics, however did give an excellent overview of the primary issues you may count on. For one, there are extra missions, together with co-op missions, board quests, and replayable gre anomalies, in addition to extra firearms, one in all which appears to be like to be a brand new shotgun. There may even be a tower raid of some type, however once more no specifics.

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There was additionally a prolonged checklist of smaller additions that can be coming to the sport. On the weapons entrance, you will quickly have the ability to restore your weapons, and in addition seemingly dismantle mods in your gear. Alongside that, knives and polearms are being added in, with a brand new weapon rarity too. You’ll be able to count on new enemy variants and a brand new “nightmare” problem sooner or later, and contemporary finishers to take down stated enemies with. Modders may additionally be comfortable to listen to the neighborhood mods help can be coming someplace alongside the road too.

The roadmap additionally outlined some upcoming occasions and crossovers, with a Vampire: The Masquerade crossover kicking issues off this October. A Halloween occasion is on the best way too, presumably additionally in October, and one other crossover with Ubisoft’s For Honor of all video games is coming in November. December will see the arrival of a winter celebrations occasion, and a second anniversary occasion is deliberate for, nicely, the sport’s second anniversary.

Sadly for Techland, although, an replace just a few weeks in the past launched microtransactions into the sport, one thing that followers have not been comfortable about.