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Platforms Windows Mac Linux VR XONE PS4 Switch Customize Games Browse Popular Publishing Add Game Files Releases Addons Mods Upload Media Videos Images Audio Articles Reviews Headlines New Today Post Article Blog RSS Developers Engines Mod Support Jobs Post Job Community Giveaways Groups Forum Blogs Polls ? Hello guest! Join the IndieDB community. Network ModDB Register Sign In summaryarticlesreviewsfilesmodsvideosimages Holy Purge is a co-op horror survival game for up to 3 players. Unite holy forces to stop darkness from consuming a medieval village.Unravel Witchcraft, fight off werewolves, and escape the reaper of souls. Holy Purge Exorcism content will be available on Steam on June 7. Official gameplay trailer and screenshots. Posted by Claudiusz on Jun 6th, 2022 Greetings, Holy Priests!Today we reveal our brand new trailer which showcases gameplay footage from the Holy Purge Exorcism update.Official Gameplay TrailerThe game will be released on June 7. Tell all your friends to join you in the battle against evil.Hope you like it! Let us know what you think in the comments below. Icon Release date Released 2022 Share

No longer costs additional mana per Atonement. Power Word: Shield cost increase by 15%. Purge the Wicked periodic damage increased by 4%. New talent at level 75: Sanctuary Smite’s absorption effect is increased by 50%. Shadow Covenant moved to level 75, replacing Contrition. Shadow Word: Pain damage increased by 5%. Smite damage increased by 16%. Smite now costs 0.5% of base mana (was 1.0%). Twist of Fate replaces The Penitent at level 15. The Penitent’s effects are now included in Penance. Holy Damage of Holy Fire, Holy Word: Chastise, and Smite increased by 25%. Damage of Holy Nova increased by 14%. Binding Heal cost reduced by 32%. Circle of Healing healing increased by 15% and cost reduced by 40%. Divine Star cost reduced by 20%. Halo cost reduced by 25%. Smite damage increased by 11%. Shadow Mindbender now generates 8 Insanity per swing (was 4). Shadow Word: Pain damage increased by 10%. Rogue Pickpocketing: Griftah in the Hall of Shadows has found a lamp, which may lead the sticky-fingered among you to interesting challenges and great profit. Griftah now sells a selection of items for Coins of Air to his distinguished clientele. Items purchasable with Dingy Iron Coins are now also purchasable with Coins of Air. Assassination Damage of all abilities increased by 10%. Agonizing Poison has been removed. New talent added, replacing Agonizing Poison: Toxic Blade Costs 20 Energy, generates 1 Combo Point, 25 second cooldown. Stab your enemy with a toxic blade, dealing [600% Weapon Damage] Nature damage. Your Nature damage abilities against the target are increased by 35% for 9 seconds. Exsanguinate now causes your Bleed effects to bleed out 150% (was 100%) faster. Exsanguinate now costs 25 Energy. Fan of Knives damage increased by 40%. Vendetta now affects Poison Bomb damage. Outlaw Developers’ notes: Our overall goals here include smoothing out Energy regeneration and reducing the frequency of both resource drought and Energy capping. All damage increased by 8%. Adrenaline Rush Energy regeneration increase reduced to 60% (was 100%). Duration increased to 20 seconds (was 15 seconds). Ambush damage increased by 33%. Combat Potency proc rate increased to 30% (was 20%), and Energy per proc reduced to 10 (was 15). Curse of the Dreadblades (Artifact trait) now works with Ambush. Fortune Strikes redesigned. Now increases Combat Potency’s proc rate by 2% per point (was +1 Energy per Combat Potency proc per point). Developers’ notes: The net

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We will improve by the time we launch our new purge system later this year. How does purge work currently? In general, purge takes the following route through Cloudflare’s data centers.A purge request is initiated via the API or UI. This request specifies how our data centers should identify the assets to be purged. This can be accomplished via cache-tag header(s), URL(s), entire hostnames, and much more.The request is received by any Cloudflare data center and is identified to be a purge request. It is then routed to a Cloudflare core data center (a set of a few data centers responsible for network management activities).When a core data center receives it, the request is processed by a number of internal services that (for example) make sure the request is being sent from an account with the appropriate authorization to purge the asset. Following this, the request gets fanned out globally to all Cloudflare data centers using our distribution service.When received by a data center, the purge request is processed and all assets with the matching identification criteria are either located and removed, or marked as stale. These stale assets are not served in response to requests and are instead re-pulled from the origin.After being pulled from the origin, the response is written to cache again, replacing the purged version.Now let’s look at this process in practice. Below we describe Cloudflare’s purge benchmarking that uses real-world performance data from our purge pipeline. Benchmarking purge performance design In order to understand how performant Cloudflare’s purge system is, we measured the time it took from sending the purge request to the moment that the purge is complete and the asset is no longer served from cache. In general, the process of measuring purge speeds involves: (i) ensuring that a particular piece of content

Average based on submarine cable placement. Purging a smaller network footprint may reduce these speed concerns while making purge times appear faster, but does so at the expense of worse performance for customers who want to make sure that their cached content is fast for everyone.(iii) ScopeThe final thing that makes purge difficult is making sure that only the unneeded web assets are invalidated. Maintaining a cache is important for egress cost savings and response speed. Webmasters’ origins could be knocked over by a thundering herd of requests, if they choose to purge all content needlessly. It’s a delicate balance of purging just enough: too much can result in both monetary and downtime costs, and too little will result in visitors receiving outdated content.At Cloudflare, what to invalidate in a data center is often dictated by the type of purge. Purge everything, as you could probably guess, purges all cached content associated with a website. Purge by prefix purges content based on a URL prefix. Purge by hostname can invalidate content based on a hostname. Purge by URL or single file purge focuses on purging specified URLs. Finally, Purge by tag purges assets that are marked with Cache-Tag headers. These markers offer webmasters flexibility in grouping assets together. When a purge request for a tag comes into a data center, all assets marked with that tag will be invalidated.With that overview in mind, the remainder of this blog will focus on putting each element of invalidation together to benchmark the performance of Cloudflare’s purge pipeline and provide context for what performance means in the real-world. We’ll be reviewing how fast Cloudflare can invalidate cached content across the world. This will provide a baseline analysis for how quick our purge systems are presently, which we will use to show how much