The Forever Winter's water will no longer drain away while you're offline
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Summary
The Forever Winter, a survival shooter developed by Fun Dog Studios, has undergone a major update addressing key player complaints concerning the extraction of water, which drained even when the game was not being played.
In the updated version, water has been transformed into a currency used to access different entry points to the game’s maps.
Entry points are priced with an RNG (random number generator) range, meaning that water is now also tradeable between players.
The change came about because players disliked that water drained in real-time, causing stress when playing the game.
The update also includes new features such as rebalanced enemy spawning, a rework of guns and gunplay, and a new map featuring a fiery stone staircase.
Fun Dog Studios’ water rework is intended to elicit a feeling of unease and insecurity in players, in keeping with the permawar theme.
