Dune: Awakening’s early game thrives on tension and discovery, but its Deep Desert endgame leaves the sands feeling empty and ...

Server Wipes Reset The Deep Desert The Coriolis Storm is a once-a-week server wipe event that destroys all bases, resources, and items from the Deep Desert, the endgame PvP area in Dune: Awakening.

The Deep Desert is the main endgame location of Dune: Awakening. Littered with rock formations, forgotten Imperial Testing Stations, crashed ships, and lots of sand, the Deep Desert is located ...

The endgame opens up the Deep Desert, which turns Dune: Awakening 's PvE into a PvP experience. Not only did the Deep Desert flip the gameplay to PvP, the game's best loot is hidden within the area.

Here's the full list… Dune: Awakening Patch Notes 1.1.15.0 Deep Desert, End Game, and Landsraad Tier 6 resources can now be collected across wider areas in the PvE part of the Deep Desert.

It's interesting to note that, as with all things in life, the Deep Desert is ever-shifting. Monstrous sandstorms, called Coriolis Storms, wreak windy vengeance on the map once per week.

The real surprise of the Deep Desert Hotfix is how quickly it has been rolled out. The game was only released a couple of weeks ago, and many players will only just be approaching the endgame now.

PvP in the deep desert is a particular issue for an awful lot of players, based on Reddit complaints, and you better believe that questions about Funcom's plans for it came up during an AMA held ...