The Quinfall has returned to the fore after a month-long delay, publishing its next early-access patch to the open-beta server overnight. Vawraek Technology blamed the postponement on “performance problems behind the scenes” but now labels those issues resolved, inviting players to test the build without risk to live-game progress.
PvE balance sits at the heart of the update: enemy tuning, crafting stat weights, profession buffs, chemistry and cooking numbers, plus global loot tables have all been recalculated. Caravan rewards—both land and sea routes—have been increased, while the ceiling on item enhancement stars has been lifted, paving the way for stronger end-game load-outs. New gear set bonuses have been injected to refresh horizontal progression.
Warfare between clans is also changing: the scheduled duration of official clan wars is being chopped from 14 days to 7 days, accelerating campaign cadence and, in theory, shortening the window for server stagnation. The studio did not detail ancillary rule changes but confirmed the shortened timeline will apply once the patch graduates from beta.
If no critical flaws surface, expect the revision to hit the live early-access shard within days; players can preview it immediately through the existing beta client.
