: This was the centerpiece of Update 2.7, introducing the first-ever in-game world event where players had to stop unholy rituals across the Exiled Lands.
. This specific version (2.7) focuses on quality-of-life improvements, bug fixes, and system integrity rather than major new content expansions. Key Features of Update 2.7 Point of Interest (POI) Protection:
Introduced limited-time world events where players fought off waves of undead to stop dark rituals.
A new system designed to protect access to critical areas, such as Obelisks in the Exiled Lands. By default, it can automatically destroy buildings that block these points to ensure players aren't locked out of fast travel, though this can be toggled via server settings. Building & Placement Fixes: Resolved issues where players could climb over Namidian fences Ceilings now correctly snap to Namidian gate frames The placement volume and collision for the Lesser Wheel of Pain were adjusted for better accuracy. Crafting & AI Adjustments: Restored the ability to craft Bordovven Tac and saddles.
One of the standout improvements in this version is the overhaul of the building system. The interface has been streamlined to make constructing massive fortresses more intuitive, reducing the friction often found in early-access versions of survival games. Additionally, the update introduces significant AI tweaks. Followers and thralls—the backbone of any successful exile’s base—exhibit better pathfinding and more responsive combat behaviors, making them more reliable allies in the heat of battle. Technical Stability and Performance
: The update addressed several issues with Nemedian building pieces and included various AI and thrall behavior improvements. Community Reception & Context While v2.7 was well-received for its technical polish, the Complete Edition is often debated by the community. Value of DLC : Many players on
Included hundreds of fixes for AI pathing, thrall behavior, and combat balancing to make the world feel more alive and responsive. Included DLC Packs