Eterspire's latest update, version 43.0, brings the frosty charm of Vestada to the forefront, offering players a fresh set of challenges and adventures. Dive into the snow-covered landscapes and explore the newly opened City of Vestada, a region brimming with new maps and opportunities.
To embark on your journey through Vestada, head to the Vestadian Port and meet Captain Snorkel, located north of the city. From there, venture to Mount Oreus for unique quests and challenges that await. But that's not all; Eterspire is also introducing new cosmetic lootboxes with this update. Available in the store for 100 Crystals each, these boxes come in three sets and promise unique cosmetics with no repeats, ensuring equal drop rates across all your characters.
Additionally, the update enhances the Graphical Settings menu, allowing players to adjust the render scale for improved performance on older devices. This tweak aims to provide smoother gameplay for those using less recent hardware.
In a move to broaden its accessibility, Eterspire now offers partial controller support. Players can connect a Bluetooth or wired gamepad to play, although full UI interaction support is still in development. The development team is committed to rolling out complete controller support in future updates.
Alongside these major updates, Eterspire version 43.0 includes numerous bug fixes and minor features, making it a comprehensive upgrade. Mark your calendars for January 28th, as a new chatbox feature will be introduced, featuring multiple channels for different languages, enhancing the community's communication.
Don't miss out on these exciting additions. Download the latest version of Eterspire from the Google Play Store and immerse yourself in the new content. Keep an eye out for the next big update, version 44, as Captain Suller and the Adventurers’ Guild prepare for more adventures.
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