Game Migrated to Another Steam Page News

Earlier this year we announced MY.GAMES, the new international gaming brand dedicated to developing, publishing, and supporting the games you love to play. We are now ready to move all My.com games over to their new home: the MY.GAMES Store! We will be rolling out our plans in several stages before we finally complete the transition to MY.GAMES and a new gaming platform on December 4th.

We have scheduled planned maintenance across all supported My.com games which will be moved to the new platform. All services for these games, including access to servers, online play, and purchases, will be unavailable between December 4th at 03:00 CET and December 4th at 11:00 CET (times and dates may be subject to change). Note that an estimated downtime of up to 48 hours will be required to transition between myLoot and the MY.GAMES Market, therefore myLoot will not be accessible from December 2nd at 22:00 CET.

IMPORTANT: The new gaming platform, the MY.GAMES Store, and related new services and functionalities are being introduced in an early beta state. We will be monitoring performance and player feedback in order to implement improvements in the coming weeks and months.

Upon completion of the maintenance, all users will have access to the platform’s new functionality through the MY.GAMES Store, including:

• Games Catalog:Choose your game from a library of awesome titles from MY.GAMES and other publishers, and jump in to a world of fun!
• Community:Chat with other players, discuss your favorite games, post awesome screenshots and videos, and more!
• Save your best gaming moments:You’ll be able to save your greatest achievements and crazy plays through your profile.
• GAMES GameCenter:Quickly download and install all available MY.GAMES Store games using this sleek game launcher.
• GAMES Market:An evolution of myLoot, you can find all the best deals on in-game items and bundles through this web store. MY.GAMES Market features integration with the Donation Alerts service, giving you a direct line to collaborate with content creators.

We have even more great functionality coming in the near future, including:

• Support for friends and messaging
• Gameplay streaming supportacross multiple popular streaming platforms
• Sending gifts to other players
• Achievements
• A mobile application for the MY.GAMES Store

From December 4th after maintenance is completed, myLoot will become the MY.GAMES Market, your new one-stop shop to get awesome bundles and in-game content for MY.GAMES titles. Featuring a brand-new interface, this service will be accessible from a new URL: market.my.games (we recommend updating your bookmarks). Your myCoins balance and any items or chests left in your myLoot inventories will be safe in the MY.GAMES Market, and will be accessible here when the service launches.

As mentioned above, an estimated downtime of up to 48 hours will be required to transition between myLoot and the MY.GAMES Market. After this planned maintenance is completed, all services will be accessible from the MY.GAMES Market. If there are any purchases or item transfers you would like to carry out during this timeframe, please ensure that you do so before maintenance begins.

Through the MY.GAMES Store platform, we will also publish and host games from new partners, expanding the available portfolio of games to create a rich library of amazing experiences. We are currently accepting submissions from developers and publishers through our developer portal. Developers releasing their games through the MY.GAMES Store can enjoy additional features, including marketing support for their game projects, access to anti-cheat system integration, and the ability to stream on the project page. 

We’re looking forward to welcoming you all to MY.GAMES and our brand-new gaming platform. We hope you enjoy and take full advantage of all the new functionality and features!

Given how much of a focus Territory Wars and other events have become, it makes sense that we give everyone a say as to when they should be held. To that end we’ve created a short survey where you can suggest more convenient times for each event than those we have currently.

It’s important to note that the times listed in the survey are directly tied to your chosen server, not to what timezone you happen to reside. If you play on one of the Europe West servers that’s CET (UTC +1), while the North American server is locked to PST (UTC -8).

The survey will remain open until December 5th, after which we’ll tally the results and let you know what the new event times will be based on what the majority have selected.

If Frontier Camp seems familiar, that’s because it was where you conducted one of your very first sieges. Now the once-intimidating outpost stands before you as the first Seige map across which AI warlords can be conscripted to fight. Under the rules of this new encounter, the matchmaking system will always select waiting players, but if there aren’t enough - during off-peak hours - bots will be drafted in to ensure that neither army is lacking.

HISTORY
Built on the site of an ancient hillfort, Frontier Camp has expanded from being a few tents surrounded by palisades into a veritable fortress. Its defences have grown in direct proportion to how much the local forests have receded, as local woodsmen have been pressganged into felling trees to reinforce the battlements. Despite taking pride in their work, however, the unwilling locals have developed no loyalty towards their taskmasters and have built battering rams for attacking armies to use - often leaving one outside the main gate on the morning of a siege.

SCOUTING REPORT
Frontier Camp is situated atop a hill with commanding views across a busy valley, a perfect location from which to police hostile territory. The settlement itself is encircled by wooden battlements, with two gates allowing access to two control points which converge on a third. Despite the perimeter being protected by wooden staves, the outer wall is low and easily breached by ladders. Thankfully for the defenders, there are no siege towers to protect an assault and only a single ram with which to bring down the main gate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6xvUOSGw8E

PLAN OF ATTACK

• Unless you’re a warlord with devastating ranged abilities, don’t bother with the towers that circle the camp: Ranged troops are not able to utilise them and you’ll be wasting your time trying to station troops at the top of them.
• Time is short and you need to take a control point quickly, so while you are ordering your troops to break through the main gate, make sure you are assaulting the camp via siege ladders along as wide a front as possible. The defenders will likely congregate around point A, so focus some of your team’s effort on point B - the ladders either side of the secondary gate are rarely well defended.
• You need to take A or B (not both) to be allowed to take point C, but if the timer is against you you’ll need to secure both control zones to buy yourself more time. Taking A and B in quick succession will certainly send a message to the enemy and tell them you mean business. Don’t remain static - there’s no time to lose and everything to gain!  
• The path from A to C is straight and open, which makes it tempting to try and bludgeon your way through to victory. However, the defenders have two advantages - height and a perfectly placed reinforcement point to put more troops in your way. Instead, try to attack from the left or right - preferably both. Surprising and surrounding the defenders will surely win you the battle

DEFENSIVE MEASURES

• The closeness of the enemy and ease with which they can breach the walls make stationing ranged units on the battlements risky. Instead, have them ranged to attack any enemy that scales the walls. The layout of the camp means that one unit can cover a wide arc, if placed correctly.
• It’s inevitable that point A or B will fall quickly, which can force a hasty retreat to defend point C. However, the wide pathways and high ground allow you to perform devastating counter-attacks, especially with fast-moving cavalry if you can manoeuvre them to attack the enemy’s rear.
• Frontier Camp is a simple map, but it’s easy to become drawn into a simple battle of numbers as two massed armies slog it out on the slopes leading to Point C. While you should have the advantage where numbers are even, be wary of being outflanked. Similarly, if the enemy seems entirely focused on moving the front line from behind, be sure to remind them that it can easily be tilted from the side.

Please be aware that from 12:30 CET on Thursday 28th November (3:30 am PST, the Conqueror’s Blade servers will be inaccessible. The downtime is expected to last for 1.5 hours.

• Fixes are being applied to stabilise cross-server matchmaking.

Meanwhile, stay tuned to our Discord channel in case of any immediate server updates.

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