Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Version 1.11 Update Patch Notes

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty

“Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty” is a popular video game that was developed by Hydravision Entertainment and published by Hip Interactive in 2004. The game is set in ancient China during the Ming Dynasty and follows the story of a princess named Fei Yiwei, who has to face a series of challenging obstacles and battles to save her empire from being consumed by a rising force of darkness.

One of the defining features of “Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty” is its immersive storyline that combines themes of fantasy, adventure, and Chinese mythology. The game’s creators have expertly crafted a narrative that lets players experience the rich world of ancient China while also incorporating elements of magic and mysticism.

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Gameplay is centered around action-based combat, with players taking control of Fei Yiwei or other characters to battle various enemies. During battles, players can use weapons, magic spells, and other powerful attacks to defeat their enemies and progress through levels.

Another notable feature of “Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty” is its stunning visuals, which are heavily influenced by Chinese art and culture. The game features intricate character designs, vivid colors, and breathtaking landscapes that give players a visual experience unlike any other.

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“Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty” is a unique and engaging video game that has developed a devoted fan base since its initial release. The game’s combination of immersive storytelling, action-based gameplay, and stunning visuals make it a must-play for anyone looking for a captivating gaming experience.

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Version 1.11 Update Patch Notes

• How to Play “Battle of Zhongyuan”
  • The following contents will be unlocked by purchasing the DLC “Battle of Zhongyuan” or the “Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Season Pass.”
• Added the new story “Battle of Zhongyuan.”
  • Players must first complete the main battlefield “Tyrant’s Final Banquet” in the main game to play “Battle of Zhongyuan.”
• Added cestuses as a new weapon category.
• These weapons will be available from the beginning of the game.
• After the DLC is applied, players may claim a cestus for free via Deliveries in the Battle Flag menu.
• Cestuses will be added to reward and dropped item lotteries.

• Added the higher difficulty mode “Path of the Soaring Dragon.”
  • Players can unlock this difficulty by conquering a certain number of battlefields under the difficulty “Path of the Rising Dragon.”
  • In “Path of the Soaring Dragon,” it is now possible to obtain equipment with upgrade levels and rarities higher than the current maximum level, and the maximum cap for players’ levels and Morale Ranks will have been increased.

• Added new demons and enemies.

• Added a new Divine Beast.
• Added new weapons, armor, and accessories.
• Added set bonuses exclusive to equipment obtainable in “Path of the Rising Dragon.”
• Added new accolade rewards.
• Added new trophies and achievements.
• Added new titles and records.

Free Updates

• Added “NARAKA: BLADEPOINT” collaboration equipment sets “Loyal Drunk” and “Crimson Night.”
  • After applying the update, these items can be claimed via Deliveries in the Battle Flag menu.
  • After these items have been claimed via Deliveries, they may be obtained as possible drop rewards from enemies.
  • The appearance and name of these items will change depending upon the figure type selected in Character Creation.
• Made it possible to set 8 Wizardry Spells.
  • This can be done via Set Wizardry Spells.
  • Please refer to “Wizardry Spells” under Tutorial for instructions on how to switch Spells in-game.
• Added 10 new Wizardry Spells.
  • Players can use these new spells by obtaining the item Hidden Tomes.
  • These tomes can be obtained as possible drops after defeating bosses on the Path of the Rising Dragon and beyond.
• Added the feature “Store Genuine Qi.”
  • Players will be able to use this feature by accessing the Level Up menu upon reaching the maximum level.
  • This allows players to store Genuine Qi so that it will not be lost upon their death.
• Added the consumable item Handheld Gong.
  • This item may be obtained as possible drop rewards from some enemies.
• Added a new Martial Arts technique Turning Clouds, which can be used with straight sabres, swords, and curbed sabres.
  • This technique will be randomly assigned upon acquiring an applicable weapon.
• Added new special effects.
  • These special effects will be randomly assigned to equipment in the same way as existing special effects.
• Made changes so that equipment upgrade levels and rarities will now be displayed on the screen when rewards are acquired.
• Made changes so that Undistributed Virtues will be displayed in the Level Up menu.
• Added a function to display a list of currently owned Jewelry Essence on the Embedment screen in the Blacksmith menu or in the Inventory menu.
• Added a function to compare a piece of equipment with another in the Inventory menu.
• Made changes so that the remaining and maximum number of uses of the Dragon’s Cure Pot will be displayed in the Inventory menu.
• Made it possible to filter the items within the storehouse from the Blacksmith menu.
• Added a function to preview the appearance of the item before applying the decoration.
• Made changes so that players can set or remove Favorites and Lock on an item with a single button in the Inventory and Blacksmith menus.
  • This is also possible in the Equipment menu.
  • Favorites and Lock can be set or removed separately in the Inventory and Blacksmith menus by pressing the Confirm.
• Made changes so that the tutorial videos for Martial Arts are accessible in the Equipment and Inventory menus will switch automatically.
• Made it possible for players to browse the upgrade levels and rarities of their companions’ equipment via Companion Details in the Co-op menu.
• Added the new filters Bleach Bypass and Glitch to the Photograph menu.
• Made it possible for players to check equipment upgrade levels, rarities, and special effects via Battle Sets in the Battle Preparation menu.
• Added Display Identification above Enemy Player’s Head as an option in the Online Settings within the Settings menu.
• Made it possible to pause and resume scrolling texts in the Documents menu.
• Applied font color to highlight segments of the text that explains effects and uses of items in the item descriptions.

Adjustments

• Made changes so that Morale Rank is no longer an activation requirement for Wizardry Spells, but instead acts as a condition that changes the resulting actions of the spell.
  • Wizardry Spells can now be casted regardless of Morale Rank.
  • For Morale Ranks below the level listed for each spell, the following actions occur:
    • Spirit consumption is increased.
    • If the spell would apply a positive effect, it will also incur a negative effect that slows down automatic Spirit recovery while the user is in Low Spirit.
• Shortened the startup sequence of deflecting counterattacks when using glaives, spears, staffs, dual swords, dual sabres, or dual halberds.
• Increased the range from which players can perform Fatal Strikes while remaining unnoticed by Changgui.
• Made changes so that pieces of 5★ equipment obtained as a reward for the number of battlefields conquered will have a random chance to be bestowed with one of the Grace set bonuses.
• Made adjustments so that equipment obtained from the accolade reward Chests of Equipment will have a random chance to be bestowed with one of the Grace set bonuses.
• Made downward adjustments to the probability of receiving a Grace set bonus for dropped equipment.
• Made changes so that the following special effects will be activated just after the player’s Fatal Strike sequence has ended:
  • Regeneration (upon Fatal Strike)
  • Power Gain (upon Fatal Strike)
  • Damage Reduction (upon Fatal Strike)
  • Spirit Fervor (upon Fatal Strike)
• Made changes so that at times when players are unable to control their characters during missions, processing of all status effects would stop.
• Made changes so that the camera angle adjusts to match the character’s height when they are hit.
• Made changes so that players no longer lose Genuine Qi if they die due to damage not directly inflicted by an attack, such as from status effects, falling, or stage gimmicks.
• Made it impossible to use the item Willow Branch while jumping.
• Made improvements to action synchronization during multiplayer sessions.
• Changed the name of the adjustment field for the Black and White filter in the Photograph menu to Contrast.
• Made adjustments to the camera movement in the Photograph menu.
• Changed the sort order in the Reinforcements menu.
• Changed the confirmation message displayed when exiting the Battle Flag Customization and Character Creation menus.
• Made changes to the name of the Martial Arts technique Dead Foliage (formerly Falling Leaf in English) in some languages.

Major Bug Fixes

• Fixed crash-prone situations that occurred in certain environments.
• Fixed a bug that allowed players to go outside the bounds of the current stage from certain locations in some stages.
• Fixed a bug that caused characters to become stuck (in the ground/surrounding objects) in certain locations in some stages, making it impossible for players to progress.
• Fixed a bug causing the sky to flicker for a moment when the player rested at Battle Flags in some stages.
• Fixed a bug that prevented players from scaling over certain objects in the main battlefield “Centuries of Glory Burned Away” after the game was restarted under certain conditions.
• Fixed a bug that caused unnecessary enemy alert sound effects to play under certain conditions in the main battlefield “Centuries of Glory Burned Away.”
• Fixed a bug that caused reward item rarities to be lower than they should be in the main battlefield “Village of Calamity” in “Path of the Rising Dragon.”
• Fixed a bug in the main battlefield “The Way of the Warrior” in “Path of the Rising Dragon” that prevented players from acquiring Dragon Vein Crystals even if those crystals had not yet been acquired.
• Fixed a bug in the sub battlefield “Escape from the Capital” in which the follower settings for enemies along the player’s path were incorrect.
• Fixed a bug in the sub battlefield “Fate of the Entertainer” in which leaders would not yield appropriate levels of drop rewards after they were defeated.
• Fixed a bug in the sub battlefield “The Request of Goddess Luo” in which destroyed terracotta soldiers would respawn after the player interacted with a Battle Flag.
• Fixed a bug that caused incorrect actions to be performed despite players pressing the input for Summon Divine Beast/Divine Beast Resolution after successfully deflecting against an enemy’s Critical Blow.
• Fixed a bug in which the player’s Martial Arts technique Looming Cloud would not aim toward the enemy when activated.
• Fixed a bug that would cause some bosses who were in Spirit Disruption to immediately recover and return to their normal state.
• Fixed a bug in which the correct elemental affinity was not set for Bo Cai.
• Fixed a bug in which the boss Zhang Liao would perform Critical Blows without consuming Spirit.
• Fixed a bug in which unintended Spirit damage would be inflicted when the boss Zhang Liao’s Critical Blows were deflected.
• Fixed a bug in which the boss Demonized Liu Bei would perform Critical Blows without consuming Spirit.
• Fixed a bug in which the boss Hua Xiong would perform Critical Blows without consuming Spirit.
• Fixed a bug in which the player’s Morale Rank would not fall even when they were hit by Hong Jing’s Critical Blow.
• Fixed a bug occurring when the player used the Wizardry Spell Poison Bubbles, in which the effects of Unseeable Form would be activated.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes cause the player to remain semi-transparent after the effects of Unseeable Form should have worn off.
• Fixed a bug that occurred when using dual weapons to perform a Fatal Strike against an enemy on the edge of a cliff, in which the action sequence of the attack would cause the player to fall to their death.
• Fixed a bug in which elemental damage was not reduced when guarding immediately after deflecting.
• Fixed a bug preventing certain sounds from playing in THEATER.
• Fixed a bug preventing icons from being displayed during loading in THEATER.
• Fixed a bug in which the amount of HP recovered as a result of the special effect HP Restoration from Melee Attack Damage did not appropriately correspond to the amount of damage inflicted.
• Fixed a bug that would prevent some cutscenes from appearing on the list in the THEATER menu after downloading cross save management data.
• Fixed a bug that occurred when selecting saved data displayed in cross save management uploads/downloads, in which incorrectly saved data would be selected instead under certain conditions.
• Fixed a bug that prevented icons indicating newly obtained items from being displayed under certain conditions in the Equipment and Inventory menus.
• Fixed a bug in which enemies’ Spirit gauge during Spirit Disruption would sometimes be displayed incorrectly during online multiplayer sessions.
• Fixed a bug that applied the Ink Painting filter to the screen when exiting the Photograph menu under certain conditions.
• Fixed a bug occurring after dropping an item from the Inventory menu, in which players would sometimes become unable to close the menu and progress.
• Fixed a bug in which the enemy’s detection meter would sometimes not be displayed under certain conditions.
• Fixed a bug in which enemies would sometimes not respawn in their set positions after players interacted with a Battle Flag.
• Fixed a bug that caused death and mission failure after completing the mission, if the player falls from a cliff, etc., and then gets hit by an enemy.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes cause the game to crash after companions retreated from battle.
• Fixed a bug that caused the aimpoint to go out of the camera frame if the player moved the aimpoint while zooming and aiming a throwing weapon.
• Fixed a bug in which performing the Divine Beast Resonation for Baihu would occasionally activate Summon Divine Beast instead.
• Fixed a glitch in which an enemy’s dead body would get stuck in midair if they had died by falling from higher ground.
• Fixed a bug in which moving the mouse during tutorial videos would cause the game camera to move.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes cause NPCs’ eyes to glow red after the player lowered their Morale Rank limit by utilizing Inner Discipline at a Battle Flag during a mission.
• Fixed a bug that would occasionally cause characters’ positions to shift significantly after the player changed weapons in the Equipment menu.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes prevent companions from participating in boss battles.
• Fixed a bug that would inflict the opponent with the hit effects of Molten Calamity Thorn even when the user did not successfully land the attack.
• Fixed a bug in which equipping a weapon enchanted with elemental effects and then performing an Aerial skill would manifest the hit effects of that particular element upon stomping on an enemy.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes occur after using the item Genuine Qi Crystal, in which the interface displayed an incorrect amount of Genuine Qi obtained instead of what was actually obtained.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes allow nearby enemies to attack while the player was interacting with Battle Flags in the main battlefield “Decisive Battle of Guandu.”
• Fixed a bug that made it possible for the player to impractically encourage a companion who is about to retreat from battle after they had been defeated and failed to receive aid.
• Fixed a bug in which enemies would sometimes not react to the player if they retained their Battle Flag progress and started a submission that had already been completed once.
• Fixed a bug that reset Inner Discipline settings if the player had enabled Inner Discipline during a mission, returned to the title screen without interacting with a Battle Flag, and then returned to the same mission from CONTINUE.
• Fixed a bug allowing players in Recruit and Co-op sessions to obtain Titles that included the condition “Recruit and co-op not permitted.”
• Fixed a bug causing the camera to focus on the forehead when the Cheek Bulge or Cheek Position options were selected in Character Creation.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes cause the Face Shape settings in Character Creation to be displayed incorrectly when decorations were applied to equipment.
• Fixed a bug that would include the hashtag #Wolong_Code even when sharing screenshots unrelated to Character Creation Codes.
• Fixed a bug occurring when using Martial Arts that continuously consumes Spirit while players hold the input, in which the Spirit consumption speed differed depending on the player’s selected frame rate.
• Fixed other minor bugs.

PlayStation®5/PlayStation®4/Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One Versions

Steam®/Microsoft Store Versions

• Fixed a bug that would sometimes prevent the game from launching when using certain driver versions for NVIDIA GPUs.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes cause shadows to flicker in stages when certain resolutions and graphics settings were selected.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes cause reflections on the water’s surface to flicker when DLSS was enabled.
• Fixed a bug that prevented some mouse operations from working properly in the Control Settings section of the Settings menu.
• Fixed a bug that would prevent some of Zhang Bao’s Critical Blows from hitting the player when the game was running at 120FPS.
• Fixed a bug that would sometimes cause the game to crash when defeating Dong Zhuo while the player is inflicted with Poison.

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Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Gameplay

“Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty” is an action-packed video game with a fantasy storyline set in ancient China during the Ming Dynasty. The gameplay involves players controlling Fei Yiwei or other characters to battle various enemies using weapons, magic spells, and other powerful attacks. The game is known for its stunning visuals that incorporate Chinese art and culture, featuring intricate character designs, vivid colors, and breathtaking landscapes.

The game has received positive reviews for its captivating storyline, action-based gameplay, and stunning visuals. There are also various walkthroughs and strategies available online from gaming websites such as IGN, and there are also gameplay trailers available on platforms such as PlayStation and Xbox.

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In “Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty”, players have the option to control up to six characters at once, each with their own unique abilities and moves. This allows the player to switch between characters during battle, allowing for a more varied and strategic approach to combat.

The game features a variety of quests and side missions that offer rewards and bonuses upon completion. These missions often involve exploring the game’s vast world, interacting with non-playable characters, and fighting various enemies. Completing missions increases the player’s experience points and rewards, allowing for character level-up and unlocking new abilities.

The game features a dynamic combat system where players can use a combination of physical attacks, magic spells, and different weapons to take down their enemies. The combat system strikes a balance between action-packed battles and strategy, requiring players to understand the strengths and weaknesses of each character and enemy.

Players can also customize and upgrade their character’s weapons and armor, allowing for stronger attacks and better defense in battle. The game features an in-game shop where players can purchase new weapons, armor, and other useful items using in-game currency.

One of the unique features of “Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty” is the ability to control a crane, which the player can use to navigate areas otherwise inaccessible on foot. The crane can be maneuvered both horizontally and vertically, and it provides a whole new range of gameplay mechanics and challenges.

“Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty” offers a captivating gaming experience with its immersive gameplay, stunning visuals, and inventive combat system. The game’s extensive world, side missions, and character customization options provide hours of entertainment and strategic gameplay

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