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Crimson Desert developer Pearl Abyss has wowed players by making significant improvements and in some cases overhauling entire systems on an almost weekly basis. It\u2019s a remarkable rate of updates for the huge, single-player open world action adventure. So how has Pearl Abyss managed it?<\/p>\n
In a new interview, the developer said it\u2019s able to act fast on player feedback not just because that\u2019s what it\u2019s used to doing with its previous game, but because it has a different outlook to other triple-A developers.<\/p>\n
Speaking to the Washington Post, Pearl Abyss PR and marketing director Will Powers pointed to MMO Black Desert, which it has updated on a weekly basis for over a year, as informing its post-launch support for Crimson Desert. Crimson Desert began life as an MMO follow-up to Black Desert before it was re-jigged to become a single-player game. You can see some of the MMO-ness in Crimson Desert\u2019s design, but it\u2019s also getting MMO-style support.<\/p>\n