I’ve been asking this everywhere but no one knows so I’m thinking I might just have wait until launch, but does anyone know if this game is going to wipe hideout progress and stuff between seasons?
I’m hopelessly addicted to The Finals and I enjoyed the Arc Raiders technical test, but I absolutely refuse to put my time into something like the EFT loop of grinding the same missions to find the same items for the same traders, and building the same benches in my hideout over and over and over again.
Edit - I’ll also never find the fact that Embark was created because they were tired of PvP shooters only to get inspired and release what’s in my opinion the greatest shooter of the decade so far, not absolutely hilarious.
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I’ve been asking this everywhere but no one knows so I’m thinking I might just have wait until launch, but does anyone know if this game is going to wipe hideout progress and stuff between seasons?
I’m hopelessly addicted to The Finals and I enjoyed the Arc Raiders technical test, but I absolutely refuse to put my time into something like the EFT loop of grinding the same missions to find the same items for the same traders, and building the same benches in my hideout over and over and over again.
Edit - I’ll also never find the fact that Embark was created because they were tired of PvP shooters only to get inspired and release what’s in my opinion the greatest shooter of the decade so far, not absolutely hilarious.
We have too many games.
We need fewer, but better products.
More shit for the shitpile isn’t a good thing. It’s a waste of resources and only serves to make the good stuff harder to find.