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There have been 200 improvements through patches so far and more in the works. Anthem  has had a  rough launch , and no one is more aware of the issues than developer BioWare. In a candid  blog post , company general manager Casey Hudson acknowledged the early run has been "rougher than expected" and said the team is "very disappointed" with the number of issues plaguing the title. Despite the problems, BioWare is offering reassurances to gamers that BioWare will  continue to support and improve the game. According to Hudson, the  Anthem  team have already pushed out more than 200 improvements through patches and updates. He's also promising more changes in the future to address game flow, stability and performance -- much of which is driven by feedback from players. BioWare is also planning on releasing new story content and features, including a major event called  Cataclysm  planned for May. It's tough to ask gamers to play throug...

I've seen a lots of complaints about cannot connect with friends on same WIFI. In fact, I was also facing the issues. Here's the thing, I played on my desktop, and my brother played on his gaming laptop. Somehow we cannot connect to each other whenever matchmaking. We had tried port-forwarding, changed to static IP, used Hamachi, but all none working at all. So,  my brother had an idea, he told me to go and install "Wi-Fi Hotspot" on my OTHER laptop in order to change the IP address, then my brother connect to this new Hotspot with his laptop. And guess what? It worked! **You might need another laptop in order to make this work** Here's the link to the Wi-Fi Hotspot I used: Connectify Me Hotspot Don't worry. It's FREE ! Friendly user software I'm not sure whether it will work for anyone but it's worth a try! Cheers! ***I've tried this method on PC ONLY, not sure for console gamers.***

Anthem’s day one patch had an unintended effect on loot drops, according to the game’s producer, Ben Irving. The day one patch for Anthem rolled out on Friday, and all was hunky dory until players took to Reddit earlier today, to report on a potential nerf to loot drop rates. Before the speculation of a stealth nerf gathered too much momentum, Irving swooped into a number of threads that had popped up on the topic to explain that the drop rates had been accidentally boosted, and have simply been returned to those pre-patch. “In our Friday changes, one of the edits we made had the side effect of increasing certain drop chances. This was not intended. Once we identified the problem we changed it back to how it was before. That was about 11 hours later,” he explained . “Took a little time for that message to make it around internally and to make sure we understood what happened and how to avoid it going forward. “It’s never our intent to make changes wit...