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A streamer claims that ads for the game The First Descendant on TikTok used AI to manipulate his likeness and voice without permission. Nexon, the publisher, states the ads were submitted by creators through a TikTok challenge and are under investigation for potential copyright violations.
Nexon has faced criticism for using AI-generated ads that mimic real content creators to promote The First Descendant, instead of featuring actual players, which has disappointed the game's community and raised ethical concerns about AI in marketing.
The First Descendant faced backlash over TikTok ads featuring poorly made AI-generated endorsements of the game, with Nexon blaming TikTok's verification process and not clarifying how such fraudulent content was approved, raising concerns about the company's marketing practices.
Nexon has been criticized for using AI-generated TikTok ads for The First Descendant, including one that appears to imitate a real content creator without clear consent, leading to concerns about authenticity and transparency, with the company reportedly deleting critical comments and not yet commenting publicly.
The First Descendant Season 2 has launched with update 1.2.0, introducing new content such as the "Void Chaser" episode, a new character named Keelan, and various gameplay enhancements. The update includes new quests, companions, and equipment, along with improvements to matchmaking and mission structures. Players can also look forward to upcoming features like a photo mode in Season 3. The update aims to enhance the gaming experience with new challenges, rewards, and customization options.
The First Descendant Season 2 is set to release on December 5th, featuring new characters Keelan and Ines Raya, a German shepherd companion named Fellow, and a new Ultimate called Sharen. Nexon has revealed a detailed roadmap for the season, including new story content, battle pass, and various gameplay improvements. The season will also introduce a new Vulgan Legion Boss with dynamic combat phases. Additional content and skins are planned for January and February, including themed skins for Lunar New Year and Valentine's Day.
Nexon has teased two new characters for The First Descendant's upcoming Season 2, set to launch on December 5th. Ahead of the official reveal, a developer commentary scheduled for November 15th will provide more details. The new characters, one male and one female, have been shown in a thumbnail, but their identities and release timing remain unknown. Nexon has also promised improvements to skins and a rework of a beloved character.
Nexon is celebrating its 30th anniversary by offering players of The First Descendant a special code, "NEXON30THBIRTHDAY," which grants a 30% increase in Gold, Kuiper Shard, Descendant EXP, and Weapon Proficiency EXP gains for three days. This code must be redeemed by November 30th and can only be used once per account. The announcement comes ahead of the game's Season 2 launch on December 5th, which promises significant updates and new features.
Nexon is gearing up for the release of The First Descendant Season 2 on December 5th, with exciting updates including a significant upgrade for the character Valby, who the developers have a strong affection for. While specific changes for Valby are not yet detailed, Nexon plans to rework several "low usage Descendants" to enhance their value, including Luna and Viessa. The developer is actively engaging with the community to incorporate feedback into these updates.
Elden Ring and Fortnite are losing ground in popularity on consoles, with Elden Ring dropping to 7th on PlayStation and 8th on Xbox Series X|S, though it remains top on Steam. The First Descendant, a new free-to-play shooter by Nexon, has surged to 4th place on both PlayStation and Xbox, and 3rd on Steam. Call of Duty HQ has reclaimed the top spot on Xbox Series from Fortnite, and Final Fantasy XIV has re-entered the top ten on Steam.
The First Descendant, a new free-to-play looter shooter, is receiving poor review scores, even lower than the poorly received Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League. Despite this, the game has a strong player base, peaking at 264,860 players on Steam, significantly higher than Suicide Squad's launch numbers. The game appeals to a niche group of players who enjoy grinding for power upgrades, though it suffers from repetitiveness, a weak story, and heavy reliance on microtransactions.
Nexon has acknowledged concerns about similarities between in-game icons in their game The First Descendant and those in Destiny 2, and has committed to making adjustments to ensure their imagery reflects a unique identity. This follows an article by Paul Tassi of Forbes highlighting the resemblances. Nexon expressed their respect for Destiny 2 and stated that it served as an inspiration during development.
Nexon has announced that it will update in-game icons in The First Descendant following complaints that they closely resemble those in Destiny 2. The publisher acknowledged that Destiny 2 served as an inspiration but assured that changes will be made to ensure the game's unique identity.
Nexon's new free-to-play sci-fi shooter, The First Descendant, has reached 10 million players within its first week. The company expressed gratitude for the support and promised to continue delivering great experiences. The game is available on multiple platforms but has received mixed reviews on Steam. Nexon is also addressing concerns about similarities between its game and Destiny 2.
The First Descendant, a free-to-play looter shooter, is launching its open beta on September 19 and is now available for preload on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. The beta will feature new gameplay content, performance enhancements such as improved frame rate and NVIDIA DLSS 3 support, and quality-of-life improvements including revamped controls and updated UI. Players who reach Descendant level 20 during the beta will receive exclusive rewards. The game has no official release date yet but will be available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.