Nexon confirms jiggle physics for The First Descendant in response to player requests: Guest Post by Cryptopolitan_News

Nexon announced that The First Descendant will introduce “jiggle physics” after the feature was massively requested by fans. The announcement was made after internal discussions by the game’s development team. The addition excited many gamers despite the game still facing criticism for several other issues plaguing it.

The First Descendant is a free-to-play, cross-platform, online role-playing looter shooter developed and published by Nexon Korea Corporation. The game has drawn a massive following due to its intriguing gameplay, beautiful graphics, and character designs. With the massive following gained since its release in June 2024, gamers have been calling for several changes to improve the gaming experience and its visual appeal.

Nexon confirms the introduction of “jiggle physics”

The First Descendant will be officially getting Jiggle Physics, as per Development team

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In an announcement made on the game’s Discord channel, PD Lee stated that the decision to add the much-requested “jiggle physics had been made. Lee stated that the decision was recently made and that the specific details and the timeline for implementing the feature had not yet been finalized. Lee revealed that once ready, the information would be conveyed via future updates and that it would be a pleasant surprise for the successors who were waiting for it.

The announcement comes in response to fan requests that had flooded the various channels manned by the Nexon. Despite The First Defier being heavily focused on combat and exploration, the fan community has been vocal about wanting more expressive character physics. The requests were to match the game’s revealing skins, which are a hit among some gamer circles. The update would make the most of the game characters’ visual appeal, adding to its visual identity and player experience.

Nexon’s announcement comes two months after PD Lee promised gamers that the development staff would do their utmost to meet gamer expectations during a lecture in Korea. During the lecture, Lee stated that the development team would work fast to introduce game content based on the feedback sourced from gamers to boost their satisfaction. Lee acknowledged the difficulties experienced by the development team and stated that they were working on ways to successfully turn the game’s declining financial performance around.

Nexon pleases fans despite continuing criticism

The introduction of “jiggle physics” lit a proverbial fire under gamers who quickly rushed online to express their views. Most of the gamers were pleased with the announcement, stating that it was a wild move that they would enjoy when playing the game. Some gamers called the decision a win, saying that they would buy more skins to make the most out of it. One user even went as far as jokingly calling it “the greatest scientific invention by Korea.”

One gamer on Reddit had this to say about the update;

“That’s crazy. The QOL, graphics, character designs, and whatnot are going to be TOP TIER.

Hopefully, soon they can focus on the next problem, and arguably the most critical problem, CONTENT for the longevity and survival of the game.”

While most gamers were enthusiastic about the announcement made by Nexon, some gamers were still focused on the issues that the game had yet to resolve. Some gamers stated that the game developers should have focused on key issues that they had yet to address instead of doing more “fan service.” However, these claims were shut down, with some users pointing out that the development teams had different focus areas, and the dev notes kept serious gamers updated on the development team’s progress.

Nexon confirms jiggle physics for The First Descendant in response to player requests

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