Adventure Quest 3D

The latest AdventureQuest 3D developer blog has been posted that lays out some of what players can expect when the big PvP update launches into the game. Primarily, the team wants its players to know that "PvP will be completely optional in AQ3D and the way we implement it will attempt to reduce the toxicity usually associated with it".

If you manage to die in Adventure Quest 3D, you'll get a chance to see some awesome Death artwork provided only to those who are pushing up daisies. The new respawn wait screen brings back an old favorite from games past with veteran players sure to appreciate the new artwork from "Dage".

AdventureQuest 3D is a multiplatform MMO being built by the amazing team at Artix Studios in Land o'Lakes, Florida (near Tampa), the state most recently slammed by what's been called the most devastating hurricane in recorded history. "Artix Krieger" has taken to the game's page to detail how he and his team dealt with the events before, during and after Irma slammed into the state. It's a harrowing tale, though one with an ultimately happy ending.

In a new article on the Adventure Quest 3D site called "Botters Get Banned", the Artix team goes on record with why botting is bad for the game and that there will essentially be zero-tolerance for the practice. The article states that there will be no difference between a player who has spent no money or a "whale" that has spent $5000. The bottom line is that if someone is caught botting, they will be banned. Period.

AdventureQuest 3D has a new "saga" for players to work through in one of the only true cross platform MMOs on the market. Called Dragons of Ashfall, the new content is available for PC via Steam, on Google Play and the App Store. The level cap has been increased to 16 and players can travel through DoomWood to Ashfall.