Frontiers of Pandora’s first story DLC drops with new Xbox achievements and more

There are more Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora achievements to hunt today, as Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora’s Sky Breaker story pack adds five new Xbox achievements as well as a wave of new content including a new map area, quests, activities, and more.Title Update 4.0, which includes The Sky Breaker (available if you have the Season Pass) will be around 14.45 GB on Xbox. The story pack adds a new map area, story campaign, quests, activities, enemy archetypes, and more. “A mysterious shadow looms in the sky, threatening the Na’vi clans below who are celebrating at their great festival of games. To protect the Western Frontier, you must face the RDA once again and save your allies.” First, there’s The Sky Breaker achievement list with five achievements worth a total of 150 Gamerscore, none of which are secret.Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Sky Breaker achievementsName Description GamerscoreEnd Song Complete the quest – The Bitter End 50Legendary Artisan Craft a weapon or gear piece of legendary rarity 20Resistance Researcher Activate all Resistance Research Points 30Rain of Fire Complete the quest – The Sky Breaker 30Migration Complete the quest – When the Zakru Walk 20The Sky Breaker “continues the events of the main game,” but you can apparently get to it faster and even skip past the main story if you’re not there yet. The patch notes explain that “If you wish to access the story pack faster, you can do so after finishing the main quest ‘Songs of the Ancestor.’ Go to your quest log, select the quest ‘An Invitation.’ Then, you can opt for skipping ahead to the start of The Sky Breaker story pack content. This will skip ahead through the events of the main story and equip you with everything you need to experience the story pack content.” You do need the Season Pass for this story pack, but the base game does have a free trial available from today, July 16, until July 28, and according to Ubisoft, you can “play from the start of the game for up to 5 hours, or until you reach Hometree in ‘The Aranahe Clan’ main quest.” As for today’s update, you can check out everything below, as per the patch notes.The Sky Breaker story pack: A new map area, the Heart of the Plains is available: Play through an all-new story campaign, side quests and new activities. Explore brand new environments, such as the Prism Fields, Feathered Grasslands, Stone Rapids – and more! Discover new Heartlands direhorse variants that are unique to this part of the Western Frontier. Encounter new enemy archetypes such as the AMP Defender and new RDA lieutenants protecting RDA Command Stations throughout the new area. Participate in the Great Games with various challenges to test your skills! Notable Fixes: [All Platforms] Purchased ikran patterns will be available on all saves, instead of being locked to a single playthrough. General Improvements: [All Platforms] Improved AI behavior. [All Platforms] The Staff Sling has been balanced to better adapt to the player’s level. [All Platforms] You can now sprint for longer. [All Platforms] You can now jump more consistently. Progression Updates: [All Platforms] You can now use skill points to permanently improve your character’s damage, energy and health up to 4 times each after you have completed the main quest storyline.  [All Platforms] You can now progress up to rank 25.  [All Platforms] We have made some improvements to random loot and rewards. Loot now scales better with your character progression and random loot is more likely to be relevant for your slots most in need of an upgrade.  [All Platforms] Added a new Legendary rarity category. Direhorse Updates: [All Platforms] The direhorse can now perform a Great Jump. [All Platforms] It’s now possible for the camera to switch shoulders while riding by performing a melee attack input. [All Platforms] Improvements to the riding camera, handling and animation. [All Platforms] While mounted on a direhorse you can now ride through deeper waters more effectively.The Sky Breaker is out today! If you’re yet to try the base game and are on the fence, check out our Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora review for more info.



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