Heroes & Generals Makes Team Play More Rewarding, Abandons The Browser

By Jason Winter, News Editor Posted: November 11, 2016

Friends who kill together, advance together. That seems to be the motto behind the new Hallowes update for Heroes & Generals, which is subtitled "XP For Friends" and rewards players for working together as a team.

You'll now get XP for assisting in kills, protecting your team's tanks, and for your allies using your vehicle's weapons to make kills. The update also tweaks respawn points and adds more health packs and -- most importantly! -- more bicycles. *ringring*

Most importantly, if you previously played the game via your browser, that will no longer be possible, as Reto-Moto is going to a full client download model, which you can still get via Steam or the Heroes & Generals site. Reto-Moto cited simplification of development and changes being made to Chrome and Firefox that make browsers "no longer a suitable platform for a high end game experience."

You can read the high-level overview of the Hallowes update here and the full patch notes for the Hallowes update here.

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About the Author

Jason Winter, News Editor
Jason Winter is a veteran gaming journalist, he brings a wide range of experience to MMOBomb, including two years with Beckett Media where he served as the editor of the leading gaming magazine Massive Online Gamer. He has also written professionally for several gaming websites.

dave minster 6 years ago

browser isn't really for games of this caliber. They should have gone that route at the start.. but considering they had to get start on the game's popularity is understandable which was a success.

Todoran 6 years ago

the game had to be downloaded anyway it was retarded from the start......

ASD 6 years ago

I don't blame them for abandoning the browser. Yeah some people obviously like the browser but the browser limits the games functionality and if the developer want's to take the game to it's full intent they need to goto a download client. So I support the developers for abandoning the browser.