Earlier this week, it was reported that Valve would be releasing a major update to its popular online only action game Day of Defeat: Source. In a press release yesterday, Valve announced more detail for this exciting new update.
The update will introduce a new game play style, Detonation, in two brand new missions (Jagd, Colmar). In addition to that, the update will also introduce new technical features and game play enhancements. Some of the new game play enhancements will include such things as spawn clip adjustments, improved hit location detection, and weapon balancing.
Day of Defeat: Source is one of today's most played online action games. Players join the ranks of Axis vs. Allies battles in Western Europe at the height of the war in 1944. Players enlist in specific combat roles, ranging from scouts to sharpshooters, and are tasked, as a unit, to complete objective-based missions.
The update will be available via Steam June 28th. For a complete list of changes in next week's update, view the press release.
View: Day of Defeat: Source | Steam
News source: Valve Press Release
The update will introduce a new game play style, Detonation, in two brand new missions (Jagd, Colmar). In addition to that, the update will also introduce new technical features and game play enhancements. Some of the new game play enhancements will include such things as spawn clip adjustments, improved hit location detection, and weapon balancing.
Day of Defeat: Source is one of today's most played online action games. Players join the ranks of Axis vs. Allies battles in Western Europe at the height of the war in 1944. Players enlist in specific combat roles, ranging from scouts to sharpshooters, and are tasked, as a unit, to complete objective-based missions.
The update will be available via Steam June 28th. For a complete list of changes in next week's update, view the press release.
View: Day of Defeat: Source | Steam News source: Valve Press Release
Great game this, been playing it alot recently.
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