Crimson Desert is receiving the best single-player post-launch support we have seen in a long time, with the release of weekly patches that add more content to the game, including fulfilling the community's requests, while addressing some of its shortcomings. This week, we learned that Pearl Abyss is planning to address the game's biggest sore point, its disjointed story, and while this is not ideal, veteran developer Josh Sawyer praised the initiative. “I think this is fine / good even if it isn’t ideal - like patching anything,” the Fallout: New Vegas director said on Bluesky in reply to a […]

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