Developer Chief Rebel Updates Fans on Fellowship

Chief Rebel announced the patch notes for the upcoming update on November 27 for Fellowship, a co-op fantasy game that aims to change the way MMORPGs are played. Since its release in early access in October, players have responded positively, with a Mostly Positive rating on Steam from over 12,000 reviews.

Fellowship attempts to streamline the gameplay experience, offering dungeon-crawling without the grind associated with traditional MMORPGs. Players are encouraged to form groups of four and engage in engaging dungeon raids. This format allows for quick entry into the action while maintaining a fun co-op experience.

Key Adjustments in the Upcoming Update

The November 27 patch includes various balance changes targeting heroes, dungeons, and enemy mechanics. Players will notice:

• A reduction in enemy health and damage across several modes, including a significant decrease for Eternal 50 enemies.
• Buffs to underperforming heroes and slight nerfs to damage-focused heroes, ensuring a more balanced gameplay experience.
• UI enhancements that better highlight available rewards and adjustments based on community feedback.

This update aims to refine character progression and provide quality-of-life improvements, addressing many concerns raised by the players. With ongoing updates and player feedback, Fellowship continues to strive for an engaging gaming experience without the traditional grind.

Looking Ahead

Fellowship’s next major seasonal update is scheduled for mid-December, which may introduce new characters and ongoing class adjustments. Players can look forward to maintaining cosmetic features while other aspects reset for a fresh start in the game.