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Although initially planned for simultaneous release on Windows PC, Playstation 4 and XBox One, Warhammer 40000: Inquisitor – Martyr finally appeared only on PC on June 5 with a console output then scheduled a month later. However, on the approach of the fateful date, a new date is announced.
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<p> Neocore Games, the studio behind <strong> Warhammer 40000: Inquisitor – Martyr </strong> had already used us with their previous titles not to trust the release dates they announced. <strong> Inquisitor – Martyr </strong> n The release date of the title has rebounded so much that this story takes the shape of a saga.If PC players have already been able to put their hands on the game, console players still hope that the The game, whose release date seems to fall from Charybdis to Scylla, finally finds the way to their home. </p>
<p> As the bard, I will try to tell this journey. </p>
<p> Although the title has been announced since years, it is only early 2017, with the launch of access to nticipate of the game, a first estimate of release date is given. Through an ambitious roadmap, the developers hoped to complete the anticipated access in ten months for a release of the title on console. If the early days of early access gave a good image of the project, with a fairly solid technical base and regular updates to correct the problems that occurred, the present content and ambitions displayed left little hope for an exit before the end of the year </p>
<p> The development inevitably did not take place as expected. Some mechanics did not work and asked for a complete overhaul of their design. Others were more complex to put in place than imagined. And others were set aside for later (when they were not purely and simply canceled). And, finally, the release date was postponed to the first quarter of 2018. </p>
<p> 2018 arrived, accompanied in January by part of the update still planned for November 2017 (according to the roadmap still "d "news") and some unplanned bugs, it seemed obvious to the players of the advance access that the goal was not tenable. Nevertheless, the developers have maintained their will to release the game in the first quarter until the announcement mid-March of the release date: May 11. </p>
<p> Although this date was announced firm, it will not had to wait for a month to receive a reprieve. Announcing a difficulty in console porting and a contractual constraint to release the game on all three platforms at the same time, the date was postponed to June 5. </p>
<p> If the Windows PC version complied with this date, the distributor of the console version, <strong> Bigben Interactive </strong> preferred to take the margin and set a release date to July 5, a month later. </p>
<p> The choice of <strong> Bigben </strong> proved rather wise since the PC output revealed many difficulties due to the inability of the servers to hold the load with a greater number of players than expected which resulted in a reset of the accounts (compensated by some gifts) and a stop of the global channel of the cat until repair (that we are still waiting). Plus, of course, all a bunch of bugs (less than I feared but still with some going back to the alpha). We can badume that the console load and the bugs specific to their version would have arranged nothing. </p>
<p> And it is probably continuing to follow the path of wisdom that Bigben will release the game on console August 23, giving the developers time to really fix the bugs (and leave a little on vacation) to propose a version specific to the console players. </p>
<p> Remain two questions for the console players: will the game really be released on this date or will there still be a delay? how will evolve the game compared to the version PC? </p>
<p> Since the release of the game on PC, this one knew two events and prepares for the exit this week of the Warzone (pending the continuation of the planned history precisely for the end of the summer). Will the console versions be directly in front of the PC version and will accompany it until the end of its life, or will they start from scratch, keeping a lag in the progression of the content and may diverge since the resolution of events can have permanent consequences on the world of play? </p>
<p> See you at the end of the summer (by crossing your fingers) to discover this. </p>
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