Ferguson Nightmare Dungeons are our take on Rifts

Ferguson Nightmare Dungeons are our take on Rifts So in the case of Diablo there's an item in town. you'd just walk up to it then open a portal. Then out you go. You're walking around town, going to repeatedly. Now we have Nightmare dungeons, which is like running the Rift in a way but it's got a sense of belonging.

So, Joe has sigils, I have sigils and we're thinking "Okay Where do we would like to go? We have to go somewhere immediately," as well, "Okay, let's mount up, get on our horses and set off to the west." In addition, the dungeon offers specific kinds of loot we'd like to find or the type of gear that we'd like. That's why I like that experience of being in the dungeon and not just going to any portal that pops up in the city every time.

One of the fascinating things I observed was the system of strongholds. What does it mean for the sense of locality? Since it appears that you're liberating certain areas which is how does this influence the story you're telling?

Shely: Therefore, the strongholds are a key part of the open world. We wanted the player to be able to influence the world, and to be able that have an impact on the events that take place in Sanctuary. Sanctuary. When you come across these strongholds you will find several of them within the different areas.

There'll be some that are overrun by creatures. If you can clear them it will be possible to restore them to a relatively secure location for Sanctuary. Other characters from the game will appear and you'll unlock additional quests. Additionally, dungeons will be unveiled as a result and the strongholds continue to change because of your actions towards that character during the course of.

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