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Introducing Alpha variant exosuits!

New modules have been added. 

Boss Battles are coming to Savage Gauntlet.  

New items for the following categories can be obtained from War Chests.

New medals have been added.   

New awards have been added, and the design for some awards has been changed. 

Some menus and portions of the UI have been slightly adjusted. 

Savage Gauntlet

Exosuit Adjustments   

• Fixed a bug where using Deadeye's standard attack right after using the Thrust Attack ability would occasionally result in projectiles firing at a location other than where players were aiming.
  
• Fixed a bug in values for the increased cooldown time for the D - Reload Dodge module.(Occurred in Arabic only)
  

• Fixed a bug where Skipbomber projectiles would occasionally pass through Krieger's Dome Shield under certain conditions.
  
• Fixed a bug where players would eliminate themselves with damage from Triple Threat.
  
• Fixed a bug where Stun Grenade would occasionally deal two hits to large dinosaurs.
  
• Fixed a bug where enemies using Roadblock's Ballistic Wall or the Shield rig would not be stunned if they were hit by the Stun Grenade from behind.
  
• Fixed a bug where players would occasionally receive the Flapjack medal twice when burning and flipping over an Ankylosaurus.
  

• Fixed a bug where enemies using Roadblock's Ballistic Wall or the Shield rig would not be frozen if they were hit by Frost Lock from behind.
  

• Fixed a bug where, under certain conditions, Roadblock's Storm Drive would not kill Pteranodons despite dealing damage to them.
  
• Fixed a number of bugs that occurred when Skywave activated De-Synchronize while Roadblock's Storm Drive was active.
  

• Made Todesregen laser pointer more visible so that players can tell whether it is hitting the ground.
  
• Fixed a bug where the impact point of Todesregen projectiles would differ greatly from the location the laser was pointed at.
  

• Fixed a bug where, under certain conditions, Crescent Moon would not hit some small dinosaurs.
  
• Fixed a bug where Murasame would occasionally become locked in the Vajra Counter stance and unable to sprint.
  

• Fixed a bug that occurred in network environments with limited bandwidth where Repair Field's effect would not activate even though its number of uses would be reduced.
  

• Fixed a bug where attacks from Skywave's Aether Lance would only damage one enemy in a group of enemies clustered together.
  
• Fixed a bug where using the Catapult rig during Air Supremacy prevented Skywave from returning to Air Supremacy.
  

• Fixed a bug where Nimbus could not damage enemies when attacking while near the enemy Data Key.
  

• Fixed a bug where Barrage's B - Boost Grenade module did not properly increase Skipbomber damage dealt to some enemies.
  
• Fixed a bug where Stinger Shot's cooldown time would not be reduced when killing multiple hostile exofighters with a single Stinger Shot while Vigilant's V- Finishing Streak module is equipped.
  

• Fixed a bug where using the Charge attack while controlling a Carnotaurus with a Dominator would occasionally cause damage values to display twice.
  
• Fixed a bug where players could occasionally pass through Krieger's Dome Shield while controlling a Carnotaurus with the Dominator.
  
• Fixed a bug where damage values would not display when attacking enemy Crafts with a Dominator.
  

Enemy Adjustments

• Fixed a bug where Pteranodons appearing from vortexes would occasionally take zero damage from Vigilant's Railgun Charge.
  
• Fixed a bug where the Neo Ankylosaurus would occasionally take zero damage from attacks that hit its tail.
  
• Fixed a bug where the Neo Ankylosaurus would not be downed even after two of its growths had been destroyed.
  
• Fixed a bug where the T. rex's Roar ability would cause Frost Lock and Stun Grenade projectiles to explode earlier than intended.
  

Game Mode Adjustments

• Fixed a bug that affected the way the Omega Hammer carrier icon was displayed to players controlling a Dominator in Omega Charge.
  
• Fixed a bug where unexpected chat log behavior would occur when players placed a marker on a hostile exofighter that had just been marked by another player.
  
• Fixed a bug where behavior for placing markers differed between the Firing Range and actual matches.
  

UI Adjustments

• Fixed a bug where damage value displays for some weapons overlapped with one another.
  
• Fixed a bug where an ally's username would briefly appear when relenquishing control of a Dominator even though the Display Ally Name option was set to Hide.
  

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Director Combat Data – Alpha Variant Intel: Part 2

Hello again, everyone!

Murasame may be a tank, but it's also a more proactive fighter than its fellow tanks Roadblock and Krieger, largely thanks to the Kiri-Ichimoji attack which slashes all the enemies around it.

For its Alpha variant, Murasame's weapon has changed to Itadorimaru, which trades off lower damage output for the ability to freeze enemies in place, making it easier for the rest of your team to focus their attacks. This means that it's more optimal than ever to stay close to your team, since there is no point freezing enemies somewhere your teammates can't get to them.



Since the slippery ice effect of the counter-attack travels forward away from Murasame, you also have the added strategic consideration of which direction to aim for.

By default, Barrage uses a grenade launcher called the Skipbomber which fires projectiles in a parabola, so it's a little tricky to aim, but you don't need to hit enemies exactly since the explosions spread out on impact. The grenades set enemies on fire, so using Skipbomber and Triple Threat to keep dinosaurs ablaze as much as possible is the basic strategy for Barrage.

The Alpha variant of Barrage uses Bounce Blaster, a rocket launcher. This differs from the grenade launcher in that rockets travel in a straight line towards their target, so you can aim more easily and directly, but the trade-off is that rockets detonate directly on impact, so you will actually have to try to hit the enemy rather than aiming in its general direction as you would with the Skipbomber.



You can also charge up rockets, which not only increases their damage output but adds a knockback effect during PvP against enemy Exofighters. Taking the right chances to let loose a charged shot is vital.

Also, the fire effect of the grenades is not present by default on the rockets, so if you want to set those dinos ablaze, you'll need to restore this effect using modules or simply through good old-fashioned teamwork.

Playing as Nimbus involves switching between Attack and Support modes, and its default skill Mars & Apollo uses twin long-range pistols which necessitate positioning oneself to offer effective team support from a safe distance. Even while at a distance, Holo Warp allows the player to rush to the aid of a downed teammate to revive them.



In its Alpha variant, Nimbus is equipped with dual shotguns called Bellona and Hygieia. As you might imagine, shotguns require much closer-range combat to maximise their effectiveness, which changes up the play style of Nimbus quite a lot and requires the player to stay physically closer to their team. This has its risks and rewards as increased proximity may get you into danger, but you have higher-powered firearms to get you out of those close encounters. Definitely give it a try!

Vigilant is by default a pure sniper, using charged Railgun shots to deliver hits with pinpoint precision. Since all of its active skills are on the slower side, positioning and accuracy are key to its effective use.

This charging ability is gone when using the Alpha variant of Vigilant, replaced with a rapid-fire capability on its Preyfinder weapon. You'll still want to aim precisely at enemy weak points, but with faster shots you can afford to be a little more trigger-happy and adjust your aim as you attack.



Preyfinder is a semi-automatic rifle, and one in every five shots is extra-powerful, so you'll want to make sure that one is going to hit its mark when you pull the trigger. It's easier to fire off the hip than the default, so you'll find Vigilant Alpha handier in close-quarters combat as well.

• Skywave
  
• Zephyr, Roadblock, Krieger & Witchdoctor
  

Stand by for combat mission

Trial 3 Playable Period

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Trial 2 Overview

Map

Playable Period

Fastest Completion Time

04:37.23

Completion Rate

37.20%

Average Completion Time

08:33.76

Master Rank Cutoff Times

Fighter Rank Cutoff Times

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New Modules and more Alpha Variant Suits

Director Combat Data - Additional Modules

Director Combat Data – Alpha Variant Intel

The default Zephyr is specialised for melee attacks, and you need to get close to enemies in order to hit them with its Tonfa Blitz attack, but since the suit has low HP, you need to make good use of the Turbine Step to avoid taking damage. Another key factor in using this suit effectively is keeping an eye on the cooldowns of Linear Strike and Sky High, and using those moves at just the right moments when you need a burst of firepower.

In contrast to the close range style of the standard suit, Zephyr's Alpha Variant is more mid-range and uses the chakram on its arms to shoot energy halos. These have a critical distance at which they can do the most damage, so unlike the default suit you'll want to manage your distance from the enemy and not be too close-up.



Since Linear Strike or Sky High won't connect at a distance from your foes, Turbine Step changes from a dodge move to a gap-closer that lets you take advantage of opportunities to get up close, use melee moves and then get back to your critical distance.

Roadblock is, in its default form, the epitome of the Tank role, drawing in enemies with its taunt and taking their attacks for the team. Using its shield to hold back hordes of Raptors or a Triceratops is one of those quintessential Exoprimal moments that makes this such a reliable Exosuit.

While the default Roadblock is designed to become the frontline, the Alpha Variant lets you place a shield called a Sentinel Wall to create that line. This means you can draw enemies in towards your shield while you yourself move to another position, and your strategy is centred on where to place the shield rather than where you should be.



Retrieving the shield causes it to explode, which damages nearby enemies, so choosing the right moment to do so is a fun and useful technique!

Krieger's default K-40 Repulsor Minigun is effective at suppressing enemies using its wide-range firepower, and its active skills Dome Shield and Stunlock Missile work well in combination to stop the enemy onslaught in its tracks.

For the Alpha Variant, we've replaced its weapon with the A-40 Pulverizer, a massive shotgun. Each shot is more powerful than those of the minigun, but the ability to charge shots is the most unique aspect of this weapon



Uncharged shots have a wider spread, allowing you to damage multiple enemies in front of you, while charged shots compress the shot into a pinpoint attack on a specific spot which not only causes damage but can even knock smaller enemies back. This makes Krieger Alpha great at tackling specific enemies that need taken care of.

Witchdoctor's default Neuro Rod generates electricity which has a paralyzing effect across a wide area, so it doesn't require especially precise aiming to be effective. This lets players focus more on their positioning relative to their teammates and the timing at which to use this move.

This contrasts with the Alpha Variant of Witchdoctor, which uses a Quantum Rod which is more like Skywave's Aether Lance, in that it both damages enemies and heals allies. Its range is also changed to be a direct beam, so players will need to decide more specifically who they are aiming their attack or heal at. That said, even its normal attacks have a healing effect on allies, so if you position yourself well, you'll be able to put out more heals than with the default suit.



In addition, the longer you keep attacking an enemy, the strong the effect becomes, so moving around to keep your beam focused on one enemy will become a crucial technique on the battlefield.

• 34 new modules, some that work with both base and Alpha suits, with others are designed specifically for Alpha Variants.
  
• Alpha Variant’s new weapons carve out dynamic new strategies.
  
• Unlock a suit’s Alpha Variants by getting the base version of the suit to level 20.
  
• Total playable exosuits are being doubled from 10 to 20 on August 16th!
  

Stand by for combat mission

Trial 2 Playable Period

Map

Rewards

Participation Requirements

Trial 2 Playable Period

Map

Rewards

Participation Requirements