#Observatory forge of empires Patch

#Observatory forge of empires Patch

With Patch 19.05 the new lowsec gates first teased on April 1 are officially part of the map of New Eden. In a developer comment on the patch notes, they specifically mentioned that the amount of time a ship is immune to Mobile Observatory pings after activating their cloak (currently 15 minutes for all ships) may be tuned based on ship class or other factors. Mobile Observatories have been available for player testing on Singularity since May 17, and though now live, CCP has indicated that tuning of their effects may continue based on how they affect the game. WeвЂ™d love to have more tools than just Local to have proper Intel gameplay,вЂќ he said at that time. ThatвЂ™s where we want to go, and thatвЂ™s where Intel is also going. ThatвЂ™s why we are investing in the deployable strategy to put things (anti-) in space. вЂњI would like Intel to be more play-counterplay. Improved counters to AFK cloaky camping were a frequent player request, and CCP Rattati hinted in an April 17 interview on the Meta Show (1:00:18) that improved counterplay options against cloaky camping were in the works. Their BPOs have been seeded, and they are expected to be appearing in space soon. First announced almost a month ago, Mobile Observatories are a deployable object that once anchored will send out a system-wide ping every ten minutes that has a 40% chance to uncloak any vessels that have been cloaked for longer than 15 minutes. Patch 19.05 brings several changes designed to reduce the effectiveness of AFK cloaky camping. It officially added to the game the anti-afk cloaky camping Mobile Observatory modules and the four new Stargates first teased on April 1-most notable among them, the gate to Stain.

On Tuesday, June 8, CCP deployed Patch 19.05 to Tranquility. The map of New Eden now includes a lowsec gate to Stain.