Crimson Desert Update 1.16.00: New Trading Features

Crimson Desert Update 1.16.00: New Trading Features

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2 august

Pearl Abyss has introduced a new version of Crimson Desert - 1.16.00, which is already installed on all supported platforms. In addition to the usual bug fixes, the authors have significantly improved the trading system. Here are the key innovations:

133 new trading points have been added. They open up after completing tasks related to existing caravans, or after neutralizing local threats. Remote and hard-to-reach posts by cart now bring in more revenue. Overall trading returns have increased. At the Royal Trading Post, prices for goods became 4 times higher. 24 types of rare goods and 4 types of common goods appeared. Now it is allowed to sell even single copies of the product. 7 cart workshops have opened throughout Pywell, serving as transit points. When boarding a carriage, driving roads are displayed on the mini-map. Added a trade tab to the map, showing average purchase prices of goods, as well as general market prices in detailed information about trading posts. A limit has been introduced on the receipt or loss of gold bars at the bank interest rate - up to 40 pieces. The “Bond Bank Safe” appeared.

The action-adventure game Crimson Desert has been available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series since March of this year. Its sales exceeded 6 million copies. A port for Nintendo Switch 2 is currently being developed.

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