Affected by the tsunami, the second update of "King of Eternal Night" of "Night Land" was announced

2025-07-31 21:32:12|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

From Software announced on July 30 that the update originally scheduled to be pushed today (July 30) as "Eldon Fargo: King of the Night" will be postponed until 17:00 tomorrow (July 31) (Japan time).The company said the move was taken into account that Japan has issued a tsunami warning because of an earthquake near Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula.

For this update, FS originally planned to carry out server maintenance and push from around 17:00 to 18:00 today.The update is expected to implement the "Two-player Attack" feature and improve some UIs, such as specifying specific effects in the Relic List filter.In addition, the second bullet as the "King of Eternal Night" will also be implemented from 10:00 tomorrow (July 31).

However, From Software announced today that it will postpone the update until 17:00 tomorrow (July 31).At the same time, the "Symptoms" of the King of Eternal Night, which was originally scheduled to be installed at 10:00 on July 31 tomorrow, will also appear after the update is pushed.The reason given by the company is also affected by the issued tsunami warning.

At around 7 o'clock today (July 30), an earthquake occurred near the Kamchatka Peninsula as the focal point. A large number of areas such as Hokkaido, Chiba Prefecture, and Tokyo Bay Inner Bay have issued tsunami warnings.The situation is not optimistic at present. Considering possible operational failures and safety factors, it was finally decided to postpone the update release.After the earthquake, not only in the game field, but also in all walks of life, including the originally scheduled performances, but also in Japan, have made decisions to suspend performances or temporarily suspend business before the tsunami alarm is lifted.

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