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Crimson Desert DLC delayed by 2 weeks, please join me in wishing the devs a fond 'take your time, please drink some water'

Even a man forged from steel falters sometimes.

Crimson Desert DLC delayed by 2 weeks, please join me in wishing the devs a fond 'take your time, please drink some water'

Crimson Desert's upcoming DLC, Charting the Unknown, has been postponed by two weeks, now set to release on October 29, 2026. The game, developed by Pearl Abyss, had been pushing out updates at an intense pace, but the delay allows the team to take a break and refocus on the DLC. The new release times are as follows: Europe at 22:00 (UTC) and 23:00 (CET), North America at 15:00 (PT) and 18:00 (ET), and Asia at 7:00 (KST/JST).

Some of the DLC's features include new creatures, chests, a shotgun, difficulty options, mounts, boss rematches, and building construction. The delay has some players concerned, but others, like news writer Harvey Randall, believe the team deserves some rest.

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