Bye-Bye Old Consoles: The First Descendant’s New Journey
Gamers, get ready for some big news! Nexon has decided to stop supporting The First Descendant on old PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles. This change is happening on June 19, and it’s a significant step in the game’s life. Let’s find out what this means for players and the gaming world.
The Big Decision
Nexon wants to focus on newer gaming platforms. This is quite common in the gaming industry. Companies often do this to make sure games run smoothly and are easier to develop. However, it can be sad for players who love the game on older consoles.
What Happens to Players?
If you’re playing The First Descendant on PS4 or Xbox One, here’s what you need to know:
- After June 19, you won’t get any more updates, patches, or new content.
- Players who can’t switch to newer consoles might lose interest because there won’t be any new challenges or experiences.
The Game’s Story So Far
The First Descendant has had its ups and downs since it started. Some players loved its co-op action and deep customization. But, the game has struggled to keep players because of repetitive gameplay and how it makes money[1].
The number of players has dropped a lot since the game first came out. It went from having 127,000 players in the first 30 days to around 8,000 now[1].
Recent Updates and Events
Even with these challenges, Nexon has kept working on the game. They’ve released updates and events to keep players interested. For example, they fixed some issues with a hotfix and added events like “Descendant’s Daily Tasks” to give out rewards[2][3].
A New Chapter for The First Descendant?
As Nexon stops supporting The First Descendant on old consoles, it’s like starting a new chapter in the game’s life. This might be disappointing for some players, but it also shows that Nexon wants to give the best gaming experience on the platforms they support. Fans of the game can still hope that Nexon will make things better by listening to players and adding more fun content on the platforms they still support[1].
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Sources:
– YouTube
– Nexon – The First Descendant News
– Nexon – The First Descendant English News
– Instant Gaming
– Videogamer