Hello, survivors!
The “Next step” season is coming to a close. As battle walkers became commonplace in the Wasteland, the Scavengers and the Syndicate begun fighting over the “Oracle” activation module. The last season was all about the Scavengers, which means it’s time to turn to the other side of the conflict. The Syndicate returns in the “Wasteland drift” season!
While preparing for the decisive battle, the Syndicate has been busy developing new high-tech modules and weapons. There will be a lot of interesting parts waiting for you in the next update. Let’s warm our curiosity up in this entry by having a look at the legendary engine and light cabin. And now, for more details!
We remind you that all the new features described in the “Developer blog” are not final and may be changed before they are introduced into the game or may not make it into the game at all. This applies not only to information about possible unique features of new parts, but also to the appearance of the parts themselves.
The “Satori” legendary light cabin
The mechanics of the new light cabin are familiar: this cabin builds upon the much-loved “Jannabi”. Get ready to put all your masterful drifting skills to use behind the wheel of the “Satori”. The new cabin’s perk only works with wheels, just like its predecessor’s.
Just like “Jannabi”, the new cabin gives a damage bonus for drifting. Except that this legendary version provides an additional bonus to damage for prolonged continuous drifting, in addition to the basic damage increase for manoeuvres.
Please note that the “Satori” damage bonus resets gradually after you stop drifting, not immediately. To unlock the full potential of the new cabin, you need to be able to skid across the Wasteland for a long time.
The “Oyabun” legendary engine
The new engine builds upon the “Hot red”. Its mechanics are also related to reverse acceleration, but the perk is triggered under certain conditions. “Oyabun” will allow you to quickly recover after an unfortunate “encounter” with any obstacle. A nice bonus of the engine is that it does not require energy.
In the event of a significant loss of speed after a collision, the “Oyabun” will increase the reverse speed and power of the vehicle, allowing for a quick escape from a difficult situation. What a twist!
New structural parts
And this is only the beginning! Let’s make a sharp turn to the next devblog entry, it’s just around the corner. Wait a second, who plasma blasted everything around here?! Ah, whatever. Stay tuned!