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with the same mission for the Weekly Heroic and Nightfall was a much bigger problem for Archeage players who decided not to pick up Destiny's DLC. Any week that a Dark Below DLC strike came up in the rotation sidelined a number of Archeage players simply because they didn't buy a piece of content.Now that the House of Wolves' and its strike, The Shadow Thief, are around the corner the Nightfall and Heroic were set to push those people out even more often. Now that each strike will be different there is a far better chance for everyone to be involved in at least one. According to House of Wolves lead designer Matt Sammons fan feedback played a big role in the change: We’ve heard the feedback from Archeage players about not being able to do the weekly activities, so two things we wanted to do were always have one of the activities available if you didn’t have one of the DLC’s. So you’ll never have where all of the missions are from the House of Wolves archeage gold expansion.The only thing that gamers have to wonder now is what are the odds that a strike from the Dark Below and the House of Wolves will come up together. Bungie in their announcement didn't say that the strikes from both DLC packs couldn't appear in the same week. Obviously the odds of this are low but it still may be a problem that will have to be addressed. Especially with the strike from the House of Wolves appearing heavily in both Heroic and Nightfall strikes.Ubisoft Releases Child Of Light Illustrated Book. A few weeks ago, Child Of Light creator Patrick Plourde told fans of the game on Twitter to stay tuned for more projects set in the game's universe. Based on the vague wording, some people suspected the project may not be something other than a game, and today they were proven right.Ubisoft has released an illustrated book based on the game set in the world of Lemuria. The book is called Child of Light: Reginald The Great, and is available for to download for free. The 19-page book was written by Jeffrey Yohalem and illustrated by Serge Meirinho, and is intended as a way of expanding the universe of Child Of Light. “From the start, we wanted to explore Lemuria from different perspectives and protagonists. The illustrated books are set a couple of years after the event of the game, said Patrick Plourde, Creative Director at Ubisoft. “Since the game was released, we received hundreds of illustrations and cosplay pictures from our amazing community. We also received very touching letters on how the game helped some of our fans in their lives, too. For all this, we want to say thank you. This illustrated book is our gift to them. The book's story focuses on Reginald, the young son of Robert and Margaret, who Archeage players will recognise from the game. Reginald, who has set out in search of his purpose in life, finds himself in a dungeon where he meets Roberta.
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