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Server Update - January 28, 2025 - Game Update 152 Day of Reckoning Buyout cost: 3200 Daybreak Cash Marketplace Currency Event buyout is reduced by 160 for each day of progression Rewards for event completion: 65 Kaznia Crowns (Once per Account) 65 Source Marks (Once per Account) Kaznian Vigilante Cache (Unlimited reclaim) Use this item to receive the following: Kaznian Vigilante Mask Style Kaznian
DC Universe Online Forums - Daybreak Game Company The official DC Universe Online forums Report Toxic Players To report toxic, in-game behavior, email toxic@dcuniverseonline com with the player's character name, date and time, links to videos or screenshots, and a brief description of the behavior
OUT NOW: Day of Reckoning | DC Universe Online Forums If the creatives of Dimensional Ink want to write a comic story for DC comics go right ahead but why force us players to watch it is beyond me? This isn't the way Daybreak and if you expect us to do this from now on every DLC hoo boy I'm not sure we'll all want to be here for that
Ji Ham announces EverQuest 3 - Daybreak Game Company $30 million and only 3 years of development time? I can't imagine that being a PC game It'd have to be a mobile game That really looks like a mobile game line-up Listened to the presentation portion from that slide, Ji Ham spoke about From Software spending $30 million to make Elden Ring that turned into over $1 billion, largely due to From's reputation built over 13 years Pointed out, it
2 Factor Authenticator Mobile APP - Daybreak Game Company According to the iTunes App Store, Daybreak Defender was updated on October 23, so it has been available for at least that long Since 2-factor authorization was a vocally desired aspect of account security, and you guys could use any sort of positive press these days, you probably should have made an announcement that it even existed