Last but not least, the Tech Tree and Talent Trees will both be reset for all characters - but you won’t lose the points you’ve accumulated.

The Arctic reportedly has another Mammoth and a monstrous Polar Bear in store for prospectors, and the new predator lurks somewhere in the forest.Īn Octorberpus is not a new animal you can find in the lakes of Icarus Talent & Tech Tree Changes Apparently, the satellites crashing attracted some new wildlife, and something about the terraforming tech may have made the animals even more aggressive. This mission will require players to collect warheads from three biomes: the Forest, the northern Arctic, and the newly unlocked southern Arctic (which will become available for the first time this weekend). These satellites were supposed to be moth-balled and sit dead in orbit, but they lost their orbits, crashed, and now need to be recovered before anyone else can get to them. We now know the mission title is “Broken Arrow”, and that we are supposed to recover Enzyme Warheads from three separate downed Inaris satellites. Mission Parametersĭetails of the mission were also included in the most recent announcement. The extra day will ensure you’ve got enough time to recover all three pieces of the satellite - or at least, that’s the idea. We’ll give you the key bit first: Beta Weekend #4 will run from 5PM PDT Friday, October 8th to 11PM PDT Monday, October 11th. Notable from the announcement is the arrival of a new predator, a chance to respec your character’s Talents and Tech Tree, and the specifics of the beta weekend’s timetable.

Now RocketWerkz has given us more details on the upcoming mission, as well as other changes coming with this weekend’s update.

Included in that rescheduling was a new mission, playable this upcoming Beta Weekend. Yesterday, RocketWerkz announced a new schedule for the Beta Weekends and launch of ICARUS.

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