Yes, you can ride a sandworm in the dunes: Awakening – a little

Although riding a sandworm is usually the first thing we want to try and then fail, Dunes: Awakeningit turns out that if you are super patient and don't mind some screen playback or trimming through assets, you can do it.

No, this is not an official feature that can be unlocked – although the developer Funcom obviously did think about it for a while before throwing away the idea, it turns out that if you have lightning reflections and study Sandworms' behavior and attack patterns, like they're Elden Ring the boss, you can get on board.

Instead of sharing two videos of him riding a worm now, Redditor Sgtdolphin uses Super-Sprint Bindu Sprint capabilities, full suspension belt and emperor's wings to help move his players quickly (thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, thanks, PC game player). Once you do it, no, you can't control the worm, instead of flying out of it every now and then, but the dolphin shows it able Finish.

Sgtdolphin in Comment. “Many deaths of worms can capture these rides, which is a very dangerous sport!”

We are still reviewing the Dunes: Awakening. Although we haven't scored yet, we still have some impression of the marksmanship. Our commenter wrote: “After over 35 hours, I still feel like I'm entering the dunes very early: the adventure of waking up, there are still new areas to visit, not very far yet, and only a few encounters with PVP. At some point in my life, I can update at some point.”

If you want to know what players do on the dunes: Wake up so far, then the multiplayer game of survival Simultaneous player peaks have been set on Steam with over 117,000 players. For more information, please see the details MMO's business model and post-release plan.

To help you survive on Arrakis, we have Dunes: Awakening Resource Guide This will help you find iron,,,,, steel,,,,, aluminumand more. If you're just starting out, check out all Dunes: Awakening Class You can choose and keep an eye on our process Dune: Awakening Drill A step-by-step guide to the story.

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