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After years of being non-threatening, the rivers leading to the cliffs of The Falls map are now back to being dangerous. Entering the new white water rapids will quickly whisk you down the river, which will seal your doom. This map hazard was in the original Primal Carnage and has been restored due to fan demand, presenting a unique way of dealing with your enemies. 
Based on the response to the most recent Verdant map updates, we've modified things slightly in the main building. There is still a hole in the wall but no longer a ramp up to it. Instead, the ramp has been moved to the under construction area across the way. It now links the two main outer buildings with a perilous shortcut over the street.
Other new additions to Verdant include a collapsed wall to give some extra cover when feeding on the alley corpse and a broken window that allows players inside one of the buildings to both see and shoot through. You can also slip past the cargo container that's blocking the entrance if you're a Bruiser or smaller. 
Hopefully these tweaks encourage people to use the other zones more often as places to hold up.
Some lingering problems with Pachy have been resolved this patch, improving its attack timers and adding new animations + effects to more clearly communicate when attacks are on cooldown and whether a Pachy is in the roared state. It should feel less clunky than the initial rework but we'll likely do some additional fine tuning of stats in the future depending on how it fares in the wild.
You can find pretty much everything we've ever released back in the Browse section, along with every bundle we've ever had under the Bundles tab, featuring years worth of skin packs and gifts to collect. The most recent Easter collection will join this epic horde in the Browse section as of this patch, with fan favourite selections being highlighted in the Featured tab until the next infusion of new items.
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Its roar ability has changed to boost knockback on the primary attack, which can now be used while sprinting. The fall damage from this attack while boosted can be lethal, and the knockback gives Pachy an even better way of breaking up groups. To balance this out, the attack speed no longer gets faster and does 10 less damage when roar is active. 
Instead of boosting mobility so heavily when a Pachy roars, we've increased their sprint speed by default (and then some!). They can now run faster than a Carnotaurus without needing to roar, and gain a slight acceleration boost to reach charge speed faster when the roar is active. To balance this out the Pachy now has a slower turning rate, but the straight line speed and increased default jump height make up for this.
Feedback over the last couple months has been that Cerato is a bit of a handful to deal with, simply due to its survivability. For this update the big Bruiser gets a health reduction from 1420HP to 1300. This -120 isn't a massive loss, but means it will not last as long in a fight and may just be enough to turn the tide.
Pterosaurs make loud wingflaps as a clue for players who don't look up that there's something about to get them. We've observed that only veterans really pick up on this, which makes longtime players able to instantly wheel and take out an approaching flyer. We still think it's a useful element, but decided to give flyers a way to be stealthy.
While we felt that the actual range of shotguns did not need adjusting, it seemed reasonable to give both the regular shottie and the spaz a mid-range damage boost. The max distances are the same, but the falloff modification means they now do 50% damage at the midpoint compared to 30% they did previously. Hopefully this makes them pack more of a punch at standard engagement distances, while not turning them into an overly viable long range option.
We were so happy with the new arc system that we decided to add it for the raptor pounce as well. When "charging up" a pounce you will now see the arc of your pounce drawn between your raptor and the destination point. Since pounces can often be interrupted by various objects on the way to your jump target, this arc helps tell whether you'll end up where you really want to go.
The way momentum is applied to living targets from knockback has also been updated, to further improve reliability of abilities such at tail swipes. Instead of flying off in randomly different directions each time, your hits should send humans in more predictable directions.
Additional dino feeding corpses have been placed across several maps. Some of these are risk / reward resupply options in highly trafficked areas, where it's potentially worth the extra danger of stopping to eat. Others offer resupply spots closer to objectives in Get to the Chopper mode.
Many more spawn points are now on maps such as UtilityBase and TheFalls, with TheFalls now having human spawns inside the dome for the first time in years. Extra cover has been sprinkled around, for example - there's a new building inside TheFalls, and one of the dome exits has been narrowed with low fences to give a little protection to small dinos healing inside.
Bigger changes are afoot in Snowbound, which now has a major new tunnel route from the lower cave to the upper chasm. Most entryways have been widened to offer better views and reduce friction, while a couple of new anti-Tyrant / anti-Flyer zones are now present. 
Snowbound has received a good number of new health and ammo pickups as well, since it was probably the map with the fewest items previously. These are just some of many minor tweaks and improvements made across many of the game's maps for this update, from extra water sources to a tonne of collision fixes.
All classic Easter store items are of course available too, along with EVERY ITEM EVER. 
Finally, for those who are unaware - you can get the featured Oviraptor artwork from this event as a poster from the official merch store 
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