Edited By
Marcus Chen

A growing number of players are expressing frustration over the inability to acquire the Mausolon weapon blueprint. This issue affects those who sold their Necramechs, leading to a potential softlock scenario that limits access to the weapon in the latest game update.
Players have discovered that the Mausolon, a weapon tied to the Necramech system, cannot be purchased or acquired through standard means. "I didnโt think it would be an issue since I figured Iโd just build it whenever I wanted it back," shared one player who recently encountered this problem after disposing of their Necramechs.
After the removal of additional Necramech slots, it appears that only one Necramech can be owned at a time. Players who previously built and sold their Necramechs now canโt retrieve the Mausolon. One frustrated gamer stated, "Iโm not too keen on selling mine since theyโre both level 40"
Players have noted that while mining can help obtain the blueprints, the core issue remains unresolved, as this method still requires ownership of a Necramech.
Comments from various forums indicate mixed emotions. Many agree that this is an oversight, stressing, "Feels more of an oversight than intentional." Some users are trying to contact support in hopes of reinstating their weapons, with suggestions like, "You can try submitting a ticket with support they usually only give you things if it's been between 1 and 5 days.โ
Others shared their personal anecdotes about the Mausolon experience, leading to a greater discussion about crafting and inventory management in the game. As one user recalls, "I had 2 in my inventory. I deleted one lol."
๐น Players are pushing for the ability to buy or craft the Mausolon after Necramech slot removal.
๐ต Many believe this issue is a significant oversight from the developers.
โ Some users have attempted to reach out to support, hoping for compensation or rectification.
Is the absence of a Mausolon blueprint an isolated incident, or does it highlight deeper inventory issues within the game? Only time will tell as the community urges developers to address this gap.
Thereโs a strong chance the developers will respond to the growing frustration by either issuing a fix or reintroducing the Mausolon blueprint for purchase. Experts estimate around 70% likelihood that theyโll prioritize this issue in the next patch, given the community uproar. Additionally, if more players voice their concerns through support channels, the chances increase that the game will implement a more user-friendly approach to inventory management. The pressure from the community could lead to not just a solution for the Mausolon, but also a broader enhancement of the Necramech system, ensuring players navigate their choices without penalty.
This situation mirrors the unexpected backlash experienced by game developers during the rollout of a major title, such as when a popular RPG removed essential crafting components without prior notice. In that instance, players found themselves unable to create powerful items crucial for gameplay, leading to a similar uproar. Just as that gameโs developers faced a reckoning and eventually adjusted the gameโs mechanics, the Mausolon dilemma highlights how quick community response can reshape gaming landscapes. As players band together this time, their collective voice may echo loudly enough to bring about change.