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#State of decay 2 scrum certification Patch

Community Request: Nonplayer characters are now a lot less aggressive towards nearby enemies while talking to you.Community Request: When you exile or demote someone, they are now given a distinctive marker in the world and on the map, so you can easily find them to complete the process.The demoted character's standing drops to Citizen level, and they suffer a temporary Morale penalty.First you mark them for demotion, then you speak to them in person. The process is the same as for exiling a character.Community Request: You can now demote your leader from the Community Screen without having to exile them or get them killed.T4/M2 Carbine (a fully-automatic variant of the M1 Carbine).Graveyard Shift (an integrally-suppressed M3 Grease Gun).Gangland Strad (an M1A1 Thompson with a drum magazine).Barrow Style BAR (a cut-down M1918 BAR).Community Request: We also added four special variants that can only be found in the rare weapon containers hidden across the maps:.

(Look for traits like Rifle Collector, War Reenactor, and the new World War II Buff.)

Characters with an interest in historical weapons can also spawn with them.

These new weapons can also be looted from the same containers as other standard guns in the game.

There is a new antique weapons trader who shows up occasionally to sell them (appearing at the same rate as the other traders).

There are several ways to get these new weapons:.

Community Request: We've added a new set of classic weapons from the World War II era:.

#State of decay 2 scrum certification Patch

The ability to unload ammunition from weapons in your inventory.Ĭheck out the detailed patch notes below.

The ability to transfer items into the base from every inventory slot at a parked vehicle.

New icons to help you find characters you're trying to exile or demote.

The ability to demote a leader without exiling or killing them.

Over a dozen new weapons from the World War II era.

We've taken another step in our ongoing quest to keep listening to community feedback and improving the game.