Online bots are coming to Destruction AllStars in order to bolster player number🌠s during quiet periods.
It's a move to enable players to keep on trucking even when꧒ they're playing at quieter times when fewer players are online.&n💧bsp;
(thanks, ).After explaining that concurrent users peak around 4 pm - 10 pm UTC weekdays and UTC 2 pm until 1 am on the weekends, the update adds🌱: "We want to ensure that matches are filled to capacity with as many real players as possible, but when missing X amount of players when queuing for a match, AI bots will take the remaining places. The exception to this is Blitz, as a competitive mode, Blitz will never feature Bots."
Other improvements include reducing and mitigating "ghost hits", as well as "changes, improvements, and overall tighten[ing] up" of Slams. There are☂ also plans to take a "new look" at how some characters' abilities interact with other AllStars in the game.
"To a certain generation of PlayStation players, Destruction AllStars will feel like a crash course in nostalgia," Josh wrote when he spent time with the game ahead of launch 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:earlier this year.
"No matter your experience or familiarity with the vehicular combat genre, Destruction🐟 AllStars is a good time with enough room around it to gather some momentum."
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