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The Blood of Dawnwalker's divisive time mechanic was once much stricter, but it was loosened because of "fear" around the game
I've had a hunch ever since playing The Blood of Dawnwalker that its divisive time limit feature - whereby you have 30 in-game days and nights to save your character's family from a nasty pack of vampires - isn't as strict as Rebel Wolves…
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The Blood of Dawnwalker includes a time‑limit mechanic that gives players 30 in‑game days and nights to rescue a character’s family from vampires, a feature that has sparked division among players. According to Eurogamer, the developer Rebel Wolves originally designed the timer to be stricter than it currently is. The limit was later relaxed because the studio feared backlash over the mechanic’s difficulty. This adjustment reflects the developers’ response to community concerns about the game's pacing.
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