Agents who have been experimenting with the Blacklisters Exotic Kneepads likely noticed something was off—specifically, the exotic was tied to an incorrect talent that didn't align with its intended power fantasy. The development team has officially acknowledged this discrepancy and is moving a dedicated fix into the pipeline. For build-theorycrafters, this is a vital correction, as it ensures the exotic actually fulfills its role in your endgame loadouts.
Beyond gear-specific bugs, the UI is getting some much-needed attention. Several HUD value display errors, which have been misrepresenting talent data and stats during the heat of combat, are being addressed. In a game where precise DPS tracking and cooldown management can mean the difference between clearing a Heroic mission or wiping, having accurate visual feedback is essential. The team is also looking at the literal lens through which we view the collapse of D.C., with planned adjustments for:
- Field of View (FOV): Refining how the camera handles wide-angle perspectives.
- Camera Shifts: Reducing jarring transitions during movement or cover-to-cover actions.
- Color Tone: Tweaking the visual palette for better clarity across different lighting conditions.
While these fixes don't have a specific deployment date yet, their presence on the board means they've moved past the investigation phase and into active development. It’s a solid sign that the team is prioritizing the mechanical polish that keeps the tactical RPG experience smooth for the long-term grind.
Soren