A new Disney Dreamlight Valley patch should help with gathering Dream Shards.
The free-to-play life-sim Disney Dreamlight Valley has released a new patch that should alleviate some of the trouble that players have been having with it ever since it first launched. Developer Gameloft, in collaboration with Disney and Pixar Games, had previously indicated that this patch would solve a number of issues, and it certainly does. Perhaps best of all, the new patch should increase the overall frequency of Dream Shards.
Dream Shards, if you are not already aware, are one of the in-game currencies that are required for multiple quests. Previously, it was particularly difficult to gather enough of them, but several changes in the new patch should alleviate that. They've been added to the loot table for sparkling buried items, for feeding critters, and the likelihood of them dropping for clearing Night Thorns has been increased.We’ve just released a patch for many current known issues.
What do you think about the new Disney Dreamlight Valley patch? Have you been playing since its Early Access release? Let us know in the comments, or feel free to reach out and hit me up directly over on Twitter at @rollinbishop in order to talk about all things Disney and gaming!
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