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Embark CEO says Arc Raiders 'should do more with the trading part of the game' and he's right
Anyway, in an interview with Games Beat, Embark CEO Patrick Söderlund talked about player to player trading and the news is ...
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Embark Thinks It 'Should Do a Lot More' With Trading in Arc Raiders, But Players Aren't Sold
Embark Studios says it ‘should do a lot more’ with trading in Arc Raiders, but some players are worried about how a potential ...
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Cheater problems in ARC Raiders: Top streamers criticize the situation, Embark responds
Cheaters are becoming an increasing source of frustration in ARC Raiders, particularly for prominent streamers. After ongoing ...
Söderlund doesn't go into any detail about what specific changes were enacted to make process more efficient but he has in ...
Embark Studios' CEO said other players enhance the tension but shouldn't "foster" a competitive environment in the online ...
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‘Embark Has Zero Control Over Their Game’ Shroud Comments on Cheaters in ARC Raiders
Streamer Shroud comments on the rampant cheaters in Embark's hit extraction shooter ARC Raiders and says the studio has no ...
While Söderlund said the development team has "had several discussions" about additional PvP mechanics and metrics, he ...
"[Games] is a people industry. I don't envision games being done automatically by some artificial intelligence" ...
The streamer mentioned cheaters during a recent stream, but his frustration was not only directed at them. Shroud stated ...
ARC Raiders Players Melt Down Over New Exploit That Gives PC Players a Huge Advantage Over PS5, Xbox
Like most live-service games, ARC Raiders has a cheater problem, and a new exploit specifically gives PC players an advantage ...
Nexon developer Embark Studios, which includes some former key DICE workers, is about to reach 200 active employees and has just shown off a first look at its free-to-play video game. Patrick ...
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