Ankama, through a new devblog around the AvA in 2.67, plans its schedule for Dofus more precisely. On the other hand, it will take a little patience before being able to test the next major update.
Edit: Date set for March 7 for the beta
Dofus beta 2.67 has its release date
Since the extension of Valonia and Forgellances, the news on Dofus was rather calm. Despite a letter to the community, and even counting Retro, it wasn’t hard to follow everything. However, the team finally seems a piece in the machine at the end of February.
By a long cobblestone around the alliances, Ankama discreetly left a release window for update 2.67, in particular by its beta. Then, with another devblog on February 28, completes the whole thing: meet on March 7. As a reminder, the first major patch of last year arrived during this same period, on March 22, 2022. On the program level, however, there is cause for celebration. The Krosmonote was heavy in information, in particular on this famous update inaugurating 2023. Among those, we can thus retain:
- The continuation of the Pandawa revamp and very probable balances on the Forgelance F
No mention in the new news, it doesn’t seem to be on the agenda anymore - Redesign of alliances (planned for 2.66)
- The transformation of incarnations into companions (planned at the base for 2.66)
The last two points are particularly worth remembering, since Ankama will make available on the Test Beast (NPC at the Zaap of the Village of Amakna and at the Village) all the signs of companions. Characters from classic servers will also be imported. Finally, some special alliance rules will be relaxed to make testing easier.
In terms of duration, the Dofus team is counting on 3 weeks from March 7, which would presage a release date for all servers on March 28, 2023.