EVOLVE STAGE 2 BETA UPDATE
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EVOLVE STAGE 2 BETA PC

For console players, Evolve Stage 2 is set to come to consoles after the PC beta.ДЇor more information about Evolve Stage 2, visit the Official Evolve Wiki. YouвЂ™ll also receive вЂњFounder StatusвЂќ in-game and a ton of other bonuses, which you can read about here.

EVOLVE STAGE 2 BETA UPDATE

If you already own Evolve on PC, your game will automatically update to the new version. To learn more about Evolve Stage 2, check out the DevВ Trailer below.Д®volve Stage 2 beta is now available on Steam, and you can start playing right now. It looked like it was going to breathe new life into the multiplayer co-op FPS scene but within a few months of its February 2015 release, it kind of went silent. Additionally, they start with enough skill points to use all four abilities at the very start of the match. When I first saw Evolve over at E3 in 2014 I really liked the look of it.

Monster вЂ“ All monsters now have more health, power, and speed.

Assault вЂ“ All Assaults now have a Defense Matrix ability, which replaces the personal shieldвЂ™s invulnerability and provides damage reduction instead.

Support вЂ“ Support hunters have a new Shield Burst ability that will automatically charge the shields of nearby teammates.

Medic вЂ“ When players arenвЂ™t taking damage, theyвЂ™ll now passively regenerate health.

When the ability is activated, the trapper will also get a speed boost.

Trapper вЂ“ All Trappers now have a Planet Scanner ability, which informs the hunters which direction the monster is located on the map.

EVOLVE STAGE 2 BETA FULL

ItвЂ™s a complete overhaul, and you can see a full list of changes here.ДЄs for the individual hunter classes and the monster, youвЂ™ll notice quite a few improvements, including: The game received a few performance and visual upgrades, ensuring that you have a faster, better looking experience. Hunters are now less reliant on experienced players. Maps and UI have been improved using previous gameplay data and player feedback. In Evolve Stage 2, a lot of things have changed. Today, Evolve Stage 2 is going F2P on Steam for PC, and itвЂ™s time to dive back into the hunt. Turtle Rock Studios acknowledges the вЂњDLC shitstormвЂќ from last year, and, since then, theyвЂ™ve been busy making changes and improvements to the award-winning game. Its deeper than most shooters, and you could make comparisons between playing the monster and some recent Hero Shooters, while the hunters fill the role of a more typical squad shooter.If you remember the Evolve launch last year, youвЂ™ll recall a lot of hype and excitement quickly followed by mixed reviews and dissatisfaction. Swapping between these and managing the cool downs while dealing with hunter skill combo's and finding the best vantages to attack/defend from is where the depth is on the Monster side of the conflict. Close range splash damage to drive them apart, and close range heavy damage to kill the target. Playing the trapped monster (for me at least) is about managing your abilities in order to target key hunters. Its not for everyone certainly, but I do feel it is now a game that provides a wider potential for enjoyment for a wider audience.Д¬hrisB wrote:I disagree about the depth, but maybe that's just a preference thing. There is still a learning curve and a high skill ceiling, but the entry point is much softer and much much less punishing. Its deeper than most shooters, and you could make comparisons between playing the monster and some recent Hero Shooters, while the hunters fill the role of a more typical squad shooter.

I disagree about the depth, but maybe that's just a preference thing. But even then, when I got boxed in, I just ran around spamming my abilities and clicking and jumping like crazy. The other games I played had more combat - in fact I won my first and only game as monster. I was the dude with the chaingun, with 3 randoms + my friend as monster (who has played about twice as much as me).

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