Anthem

Anthem

Anthem is a shared-world action RPG, where players can delve into a vast landscape teeming with amazing technology and forgotten treasures. This is a world where Freelancers are called upon to defeat s

BioWare just delayed Anthem Cataclysms and plenty of other promised features

BioWare just delayed Anthem Cataclysms and plenty of other promised features

Anthem's roadmap has officially been made redundant now that BioWare revealed it won't be able to deliver.

BioWare is Delaying Major Features for Anthem, Including the Cataclysm Event

BioWare is Delaying Major Features for Anthem, Including the Cataclysm Event

BioWare has announced they’re delaying big features planned for Anthem, as well as a big new event the game has coming. The developer confirmed they’re delaying a number of core features planned to release in free, post-launch updates, including Guilds, Leaderboards, and more – as they’re currently focusing on bug fixes, overall stability, and flow […]The post BioWare is Delaying Major Features for Anthem, Including the Cataclysm Event appeared first on Niche Gamer.

Anthem Delays Promised Roadmap Events Indefinitely

Anthem Delays Promised Roadmap Events Indefinitely

Anthem has encountered problems after problems since its release and now the events mentioned in the roadmap are being pushed further event.

Anthem Delaying Cataclysm Event and Other Major Features, No New Launch Dates Set

Anthem Delaying Cataclysm Event and Other Major Features, No New Launch Dates Set

It seems the Apocalypse has been delayed! Anthem pushes back it's Cataclysm event and a bunch of other promised features.

Anthem’s biggest upcoming features are being delayed

Anthem’s biggest upcoming features are being delayed

All of that big content that BioWare promised would launch in April for Anthem? Yeah, that ain't coming this month or anytime soon.

Anthem update introduces The Sunken Cell stronghold today

Anthem update introduces The Sunken Cell stronghold today

Anthem's next update, 1.1.0, is set to go live later today, introducing the new Sunken Cell stronghold, as well as other fixes and improvements that will be detailed in patch notes due to appear soon. The game will be down for maintenance until 6 pm BST/10 am PST, and you'll be able to download the update when the servers are back up.  So what's the deal with The Sunken Cell, then? It's underground, it looks damp and maybe it's a prison? Concept art only tells us so much, but it won't be a mystery for much longer. BioWare will be showing off the new stronghold in a livestream on Twitch at 9 pm BST/ 1 pm PST, though you'll be able to play before then.Check back later for the patch notes. 

Anthem's Next Update Will Finally Let Your Change Your Gear On The Fly

Anthem's Next Update Will Finally Let Your Change Your Gear On The Fly

Anthem's next update will finally let us switch out our gear on the fly. No more waiting to get back to Tarsis to try out that shiny new gun.

Anthem's biggest upcoming features are all being delayed until god knows when

Anthem's biggest upcoming features are all being delayed until god knows when

Anthem received a major 1.1.0 update today that, in addition to adding a new Stronghold to play, lets you finally access your inventory during missions. But, as players had suspected for weeks, this update also brought news that Anthem's planned April roadmap (and potentially well beyond) is being delayed for an indeterminate amount of time as BioWare struggles to fix more of Anthem's fundamental problems."We have learned a lot since the game went live," a Reddit thread from BioWare reads. "We have heard a lot of feedback from all of you, and we have been working diligently to improve as many things as we can in the short term. We’ve fixed a lot of bugs and made changes which we believe begin to point us in the right direction for the future. That being said, we know there is a long way to go before Anthem becomes the game we all want it to be."Because of that, many of the features promised to arrive in April won't be coming until sometime later. When Anthem's roadmap was unveiled during launch, BioWare promised features like guild support, leaderboards, a Mastery system, the still unknown endgame Cataclysm group activities, and many more. All of those and other features are now delayed as BioWare continues to work on "bug fixes, stability and game flow."

Anthem 1.10 Update Now Live for All Platforms (Update)

Anthem 1.10 Update Now Live for All Platforms (Update)

As mentioned b BioWare yesterday, Anthem 1.10 update is out now on PS4, Xbox One and PC! There's a new Stronghold included as well as fixes.

Anthem’s latest patch adds a new Stronghold and mid-mission gear swapping

Anthem’s latest patch adds a new Stronghold and mid-mission gear swapping

Anthem patch 1.1.0 adds the Sunken Cell Stronghold as well as the ability to access the Forge during missions. Players will also be able to start missions and access contracts without entering Fort Tarsis now. The update was released April 25 on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

Anthem

Anthem

Released 22 Feb 2019

Publisher
Electronic Arts
Platform
Xbox One PC (Microsoft Windows) Playstation 4
Genre
Shooter Role-playing (RPG) Adventure
Game Modes
Multiplayer
Player Perspective
Third person
Game Engine
Frostbite
Storyline

A famed Freelancer named Haluk rallies an army of Freelancers to enter the Heart of Rage and deactivate the Cenotaph. Among them is the player's unnamed character, a rookie undertaking their first mission. Accompanying them is Faye, Haluk's own wife and Cypher. Shortly into the mission, all the other Freelancers are killed, prompting Faye to call a retreat, with the player evacuating a wounded Haluk. The resounding failure causes people to lose faith in the Freelancers, whose ranks are now decimated. Two years later, the player has settled in Fort Tarsis, a frontier city between The Heart of Rage and Antium, Bastion’s capital. Partnered with a young Cypher named Owen, they make a living completing modest Freelancer contracts for the locals. Owen aspires to be a Freelancer, despite his psychic abilities being a hindrance to piloting a Javelin. An agent of Corvus named Tassyn hires the player to locate a spy who went missing while undercover with a smuggling gang called the Regulators. At a devastated Regulator hideout, they encounter a Dominion leader called The Monitor. The Monitor is a powerful Cypher, a skilled Javelin pilot, and participated in the assault on Freemark that created the Heart of Rage. The Monitor executes Tassyn's spy and takes a Shaper relic that they were hiding. Tassyn surmises that The Dominion is collecting relics for another attempt to reach the Cenotaph, and rehires the player to reach the Cenotaph first. She also notes that Haluk and Faye have spent the past two years developing a new plan to deactivate the Cenotaph, recruiting the pair to Tassyn's mission. Faye and Haluk believe that the only Javelin able to survive the Heart of Rage is General Tarsis’s legendary Javelin of Dawn. Using clues found in the tombs of Tarsis’s Legionnaires, they locate Tarsis’s secret tomb. Within her tomb, the player's obtains Taris's signet, which acts as a key to the Fortress of Dawn- the site of Tarsis's last stand and the Javelin of Dawn's resting place. At the Temple of Dawn, the player is challenged by trials of skill and resolve. After reenacting Tarsis’s last stand, an apparition of General Tarsis declares the player to possess the qualities of a Legionnaire of Dawn and grants access to her Javelin. Before the player can take possession of the Javelin of Dawn, their own Javelin freezes up. Owen appears and takes credit for sabotaging their Javelin so he can take the Javelin of Dawn for himself. He plans to accept The Monitor's offer to spare Fort Tarsis in exchange for assisting him with the Javelin of Dawn, and accuses the player of keeping him from his dream to be a Freelancer. Before Owen leaves in the Javelin of Dawn, Faye scans its unique shielding module, the Shield of Dawn, hoping that it can be duplicated so the player can enter the Heart of Rage with their own Javelin. Haluk and Faye succeed in building a copy of the Shield of Dawn, but are unable to activate it. At the same time, Tassyn arrives to announce that The Dominion are nearing the Heart of Rage. Tassyn also reveals that she hired the player at Faye's own request in order to replace Haluk's role as a Javelin pilot. Upset, Haluk flies his Javelin to the Fortress of Dawn to find a way to activate the Shield of Dawn, but is ambushed by The Dominion. The player arrives to find that Haluk was saved by Owen, who apologizes for his betrayal. As a peace offering, Owen gives up his own Shield of Dawn before leaving. After activating the Shield of Dawn on their Javelin, the player returns to the Heart of Rage, with Faye and Haluk providing remote support. The player discovers that The Monitor has used the conduit to merge with the Anthem, and is forced to fight him. After The Monitor dies, Faye uses her powers to deactivate the Cenotaph and close the Heart of Rage. While celebrating in Fort Tarsis, the player is pulled away by Tassyn to see the corpse of a Urgoth recently discovered and killed inside of Bastion's borders. Suspecting another crisis, the player is asked to be ready to help again.

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