Armored Warfare's 0.17 Update Now Live, Adds Huge PvP Map
Update 0.17 for Armored Warfare is now live, bringing several major changes to Obsidian Entertainment's tank battler. There's a new, large PvP map, Frontline, a new PvE mission, Leviathan, two new vehicles, and several quality-of-life and miscellaneous fixes and improvements.
The PvE mission Snakebite is also seeing some changes, with the goal toward making it less linear. The map space is larger and offers more options for getting to objectives, as well as having more objectives overall. Desync issues when firing have also been addressed, and changes have been made to ATGMs, making them easier to use, and to smoke grenades, increasing their charges and reducing their reload times.
You can check out the list of general changes in the blog post on the Armored Warfare site and click on the + at the bottom for the lengthy, more involved, list of changes. New flag decals for Moldova? That's just what I was waiting for!
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