'Uncharted Waters Origin' Adds Two S-Grade Mates

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LINE Games announced on the 10th that two new Mates and "Part Engraving" content have been added to 'Uncharted Waters Origin', co-developed by Motif and KOEI TECMO GAMES and published by LINE Games.

The newly introduced S-Grade Mates are 'James Lancaster', an Adventure-focused Mate who can be hired through gameplay, and 'Melati', who can be purchased in the Shop.

The new content "Part Engraving" is a feature that grants engraving effects to SS-Grade Parts that have been enhanced to Level 8 or higher. In the same manner as the existing "Ship Engraving", selected effects are applied according to fixed probabilities, and the obtainable effects vary depending on the equipment slot and the type of special combination.

Quality-of-life and balance adjustments were also made. Possessing Titles and Camouflage now applies maximum stats at all times, and the cumulative stacking count for buffs obtained from religious facilities has been increased. The efficiency of Prayer and Donation as well as pirate appearance rates in certain regions have been increased, while the barter difficulty for Nutmeg Crates has been lowered. Grade 27 Shipbuilding Materials have been added to Trade Score rewards.

A commemorative event will run until October 6. Logging in for 7 days during the event period rewards players with "Moon Rabbit's Full Moon Draw Tickets" used in the "Full Moon Lucky Draw Game". Tickets can be used to obtain items such as "Full Moon Combat, Adventure, and Trade Flags" and "Utopia Part Selection Tickets".

Using tickets a set number of times will grant additional rewards such as "Full Moon Flag Enhancement Materials", "Utopia Part Selection Tickets", and a special part, the "Moon Rabbit's Full Moon Mortar". The acquired flags and enhancement materials can be used at the "Full Moon Flag Enhancer" to craft various items, including the "Splendid Full Moon Flag".

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