@PixelsofMark Godspeed and tailwinds to the Xdefiant team 🙌
I will be playing untill the end. And when its all over, Xdefiant will be the golden standard every new fps game will be held up against.
Dear Players,
Important message: XDEFIANT IS SUNSETTING!
Thank you for your incredible support and dedication to XDEFIANT. We regret to inform you that we are initiating the sunset process starting today, December 3, 2024.
As a result, new downloads, player registrations and purchases will no longer be available.
Season 3 will still launch. The servers will remain active, and the game will be fully playable until June 3rd, 2025.
For those who purchased the Ultimate Founders Pack, you will receive a full refund. Players who made any purchases within the last 30 days will also be fully refunded.
Please note that processing these refunds will take up to 8 weeks. For more details on refunds, please visit https://t.co/qe4cCr9mPh.
Below is a personal message from our Executive Producer, Mark Rubin.
Thank you for being a part of our journey.
Probably won't change anything, but genuinely curious how many people we can get. Sign the petition to #savexdefiant now @PlayXDefiant
https://t.co/QjdDAY9wMX
Drone footage of today's Ukrainian strikes with British-made Storm Shadow air-launched cruise missiles on a Russian command post in the settlement of Mar'ino, Kursk Oblast of Russia.
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Seems like it’s time for me to explain again, why Ukraine cannot simply freeze the war and call it peace:
- Without a defense clause and troops on the ground from other countries, Ukraine will need a massive standing army to guard a frontline spanning over a thousand kilometers.
- No deterrence against a new invasion will drive more people to leave as borders reopen, fearing a repeat attack.
- Post-war elections in a democratic Ukraine will spark a political crisis if Zelensky is forced into a bad peace deal.
- A nation in political turmoil, under constant Russian threat, won’t attract investments or recover its economy with high-interest loans.
- It will embolden those who argue that yielding to Russian demands is the only way to avoid Ukraine’s fate, referring to a cheap oil and gas as justification.
- An impoverished, crisis-ridden Ukraine will be no match for a partially recovering Russia, which can leverage eased sanctions and resource exports.
- Aid at current levels won’t continue indefinitely, while Russia has more potential to recover than an aid-deprived Ukraine.
In short, any deal that doesn’t deter Russia from a second invasion is a death sentence for Ukraine