New Gear Arrives at Catalina Training Grounds & Dev News

major update

Wild Americas The Game · published · build 24266251

Pathfinders,

Here’s what’s included in today’s update.

The O.R.D.I. platform is now on the island to assist with clearing the new backfilled terrain blocking access to the HE-3 Taproot below the facility. Find it, HE-3 is required for ultra refining. We’ve also made major UI updates to the SD-1 and ORDI systems.We WILL respond to any questions you have, just reach out on our Discord or start a discussion via Steam.

⛏️Ready for Pickup on Catalina Island:


1 x O.R.D.I. Platform (Overwatch Reconnaissance & Demolition Interface)
1 x BB-1 ( Low Energy Surface detonated Precision Round, *more hidden)
1x BB-King (High Energy Depth Penetrating Round, *more hidden)

*Both ordnance can be crafted!

UI Updates:

SD-1 Software Update:
The latest update form GeoCorp R&D introduces the advanced scanning feature. A 3D map model with loads of use above and below ground.

Multiplayer improvements include:


- Better peer-to-peer performance.


- New red team and blue team fast travel points have been added on Catalina for PvP training.


- Station 111, the large sandbox area, now supports multiplayer and is included in the free-to-play demo. A mineral collect mission is available there.

A full mission menu and mission system has been added to help players learn the game.

New craft able items for O.R.D.I. include the explosive BB-1 and BB-King overhead rounds.


P.L.O.T. News:


The team has added a range of structures and foliage to create encounter arenas and support exploration in the deep terrain of your purchased land. In August we will continue work on enemy updates and additions, building components using the GeoTile Fab System, optimized UI for commanding your P.L.O.T., and features to help with the social side of maintaining peace with neighbors.

We will show the first look at a live P.L.O.T. at GCX at Universal 7/24-25.

Patch notes and full details are in the Steam Discussions. Thanks for playing.

Wild Americas Team