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Doom Eternal, released on March 20, received criticism and criticism from fans. Reports suggested that the title sold more than 3 million copies in March. As expected, fans ran through the campaign, and very soon many users started timing fast races as well. And now id Software is gearing up to offer users an update that will include a highly anticipated DLC in addition to new content. The developers triggered the DLC through a pair of images that he tweeted.
Doom Eternal DLC coming soon
While the campaign was a satisfying experience for fans, the desire for more of Doom Eternal was widespread. The developers, id Software, are almost ready to deliver, just under two months after launch. In addition to the DLC, the update will also feature a new game mode, Empowered Demons.
Take a look at the images below.
Neasneak spike screenshots from our first DLC of next season🚨 pic.twitter.com/9cOovcZ1Dt
– DOOM (@DOOM) May 8, 2020
The tweet had popular YouTuber Jackeyeseptic excited too.
That second photo is sick!
– Jacksepticeye (@Jack_Septic_Eye) May 8, 2020
Also read– Doom Eternal breaks franchise record within days of launch
The next update, the date of which has not yet been declared, will include a number of improvements and additions.
An exciting new game mode is Empowered Demon in campaign mode. In this mode, when an Assassin falls before a demon, that demon is “Reinforced and transported to another player’s game to fight again.“A player who kills one of those Empowered Demons will get health, ammo, and XP bonus.
Furthermore, the update will also bring some much-needed fixes for the single player campaign like “Expanded demon tutorials, running vertically in the water and adjusting toxic damage while swimming.”
You will also see some changes in Battlemode to improve the experience.
Change in score
All in all, you can expect a ton of improvements to the already amazing Doom Eternal. You can read all about the update in detail right here in the id Software blog post.
However, there is one disappointment that will surely be noticed in the DLC. Recent reports confirmed that id Software and Doom Eternal songwriter Mick Gordon had a fight. Unfortunately, they were unable to resolve their differences, and therefore we will not be enjoying Gordon’s rough score in the DLC.
Other than that, everything else is set to bring us a ton of new content to entertain us for a few more weeks. Watch this space for an update on the DLC release date.
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