Players are working with the Outriders demo, so the developers are doing it wrong

The new booty shooter Outriders it hasn’t even been released and players are already working hard to get some of their rarest teams to the recent game show. According to the developers, it has gotten so out of hand that they have to stick it to make the legendary weapons harder to cultivate, before the players end up breaking the progression of the game.

“While we don’t want to avoid farms (we get it!), The execution of the executioner discovered through the triple run to the chest, as well as the exploitation of the store, don’t feel within the spirit of the game” , a Outriders developers of People Can Fly (creator of Bullet storm) wrote in the game subreddit. “With that goal in mind, we’re redirecting agricultural efforts toward game mechanics that can be more enjoyable for players to play and repeat.”

Some of the specific changes that are included in a patch in the demo scheduled for release later today are::

• Epic items will no longer appear in stores and vendors (within the demo).
• Chests will stop dropping legendary objects.
• Secondary mission rewards (in replays) will now have a chance to leave legendary items.

The team stressed, however, that the legendary overall weapon drop rates of enemies “are NOT changing.”

Launched on February 25, the players were quick to attend the Outriders demonstration, becoming one of the best Steam downloads of the week. They have done it he did a quick job of finding ways to break the game’s loot system as well, including discover his own booty cave with a head that constantly reviews, and a mission of three chests players could cultivate in minutes without having to fight anything.

Part of the reason players have done this is that Outriders it’s a really fun cover-based loot shooter, but the other reason is because all of your progress from the demo will move to the finished game when it comes out on April 1st.The loot games are not coming.

In the past, when feats were discovered in Destiny or Hymn (RIP), have been corrected, in part to prolong them game life and keep people grinding. People can fly has stated it bluntly Outriders it’s not a live service game, however, although it will continue to support it after launch. We’ll see what that means in practice once it’s out.