Valve released a gameplay update for Deadlock amid the closure of Highguard — mechanics and heroes changed
While recent competitors struggle to find their footing, Valve’s latest project continues to flourish through constant iteration.
Valve has kicked off March with a massive update for Deadlock, implementing sweeping adjustments to core gameplay mechanics, hero kits, and itemization.
- A new movement technique allows players to execute jumps while sliding.
- The durability of Shrines has been reworked: the first is now easier to topple at 5,000 HP, while the second has been reinforced to 10,000 HP.
- Neutralizing a pair of Base Guardians now spawns a “high-speed zip-line creep wave” designed to amplify your team’s offensive pressure.
Map layout changes include the addition of fresh neutral monster camps, and the Mid Boss has seen a health buff, rising from 11,900 to 13,000. Furthermore, rewards for securing the boss and other map objectives have been increased.
The patch also introduces the “Golden Goose Egg” item alongside a comprehensive balance pass targeting various characters and equipment.
You can read the full patch notes for the March Deadlock update at this link.
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- Failing to attract an audience even for free: Highguard servers set to shut down next week
Source: iXBT.games
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