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Chucklefish Announces New Updates Coming To "Wargroove"

Chucklefish have announced brand new updates being added to Wargroove soon, along with some specific ones for PC compared to all platforms. First off, there will be a v1.3.0 "Minor" Patch added to all platforms that will include the Korean language. Meanwhile, there will be a PC Mod patch that will add mod support in the Steam Workshop, which you can check out this Commander mod preview. But that's not all, as the v2.0 update is also on the wat for Wargroove, which we have the details for you below. No word yet on when the patch will officially go live.

v2.0 'Major' Update – All platforms

• BIG brand new content – full details to be revealed at a later date…
• Lobby listings, so that players can find publicly hosted games
• Unit balance adjustments to a number of units and Commanders
• Quickplay map rotation – New maps will be chosen and weather will also be turned off in Quickplay mode.
• Gizmos – New place-able entities with an on and off state such as levers and chests. Using gizmos you can override terrain, for example draw bridges.
• Counters – New actions to perform arithmetic between counters as well as setting the counter to random value, and load/storing counter values to some other variables (HP, Groove etc.). There's also a new condition to compare counters.
• Actions can now play sounds
• Metalocations – Support for 'metalocations' which indicate where things last happened on the map, for example the last attacker, last defender, last recruit, last unit used, last movement path, last death etc. There will also be new actions for locations, such as copying a location area, moving location by (x,y) and boolean operations between locations.
• Unit Modifiers – Enabling players to modify the damage that any unit/structure receives as a percentage, including making them invulnerable. We're also looking into a teleport unit action for the editor.
• Map upload slots will also be increased so users can upload more maps at once.

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