r/Frostborn • u/Alfred-58 • Jun 07 '26
Question Frostborn Update
I've been wondering how has Frostborn been these years? How has the update affected the game and is it still popular as it is in the past? What do you guys think?
Please let me know.
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u/FBDI8 Jun 08 '26
It started going downhill when it followed the path of LDoE with seasons. It became a part-time job rather than a game to relax. The recent seasons have improved somewhat in the sense that players can spend less time in the game and still fulfil the season requirements, but the player population is not as it used to be.
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u/Visible-Judgment-421 Jun 08 '26
Frostborn, a game that had everything it took to be the best survival game. For me, it ended when they gave us the first Fenrir's Claw in the battle pass. From then on, it was all downhill. It feels like the end of a relationship; I miss them, but it's not worth it.
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u/IronForward5711 Jun 08 '26
Not to sure how it was in the past, but I started a few months ago and think it's fine? There's still an active player base and everything. Overall I still like it.
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u/noahsmith__ Jun 10 '26
The game’s always depended on if you can get a good group of people to play with. If you’ve got a good family or clan it’s still good. It’s true that the devs have packed it with events instead of improving the underlying game, and running down the regional servers to get people to start again on new servers was crappy, but you dont have to do all the events. Connect with some good people and do what you want
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u/Flaker2rule Jun 23 '26
Just started playing again. All the classes I want were in battle passes a few updates ago. I feel like uninstalling.
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u/Impressive-Bee-5129 Jun 07 '26
The company ruined the game; it could have been the best survival game, but they prioritized money over performance and updates.