Valve assures Deadlock players hungry for its next big update that it will notify them, ‘or order a ton of pizza’, when it’s ready
Valve has reassured Deadlock players awaiting the game’s next major update that they will be told when it is ready, joking that it may alternatively “order a ton of pizza”. The response acknowledges growing impatience within the community while indicating that Valve is not yet prepared to announce the update itself.
No release date, detailed patch notes or firm description of the update was provided. The light-hearted message is therefore mainly a promise of future communication, rather than confirmation of when new content or changes will arrive.
- Valve says Deadlock players will be notified when the next update is ready.
- The developer offered no release date or update details.
- The pizza remark was a joke aimed at impatient fans.
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Deadlock is a multiplayer video game made by Valve, the company behind games such as Half-Life and Dota 2. Players compete in teams, combining character abilities with shooting and other tactical play.
Valve has released Deadlock to a limited group of players while it develops the game. That means updates can change how the game plays, and players may have to wait for new content or adjustments. The timing matters to the community, but Valve has not given a date or details for the next major update.