Battlestate Games, creators of Escape from Tarkov, have officially announced a significant gameplay change through their social media channels. The tactical FPS's developer recently shared an image confirming that Reshala, one of the game's notorious bosses, will now appear in every raid with absolute certainty. This update comes as direct response to community feedback about boss encounter frequency in the challenging extraction shooter.

Since its closed beta launch in 2017, Escape from Tarkov has established itself as one of the most intense survival shooters set in the fictional Norvinsk region. Players engage in high-stakes combat between USEC and BEAR factions while scavenging for valuable equipment. Despite recent speculation about a potential console version, Battlestate Games has reaffirmed its PC-exclusive status.

The official Escape from Tarkov Twitter account shared a Polaroid-style teaser featuring Reshala, marked with a "Weekly" barcode - a signature reveal method by the developers. This visual confirmation of the 100% spawn rate adjustment addresses one of the community's most requested quality-of-life improvements. As one of the most challenging extraction shooters alongside titles like Hunt: Showdown and Helldivers 2, this change makes certain quest completions more accessible while maintaining the game's punishing difficulty.

Player reactions have been overwhelmingly positive, with many suggesting a rotating weekly boss spawn rate increase. Notably, the community quickly confirmed that this adjustment applies equally to PvE mode, addressing previous concerns about limited-time event accessibility. Discussions have already begun about which boss might receive similar treatment next, with Glukhar and Killa being frequent mentions.

This change arrives alongside Battlestate's recently revealed 2025 content roadmap, detailing five major updates planned between April and December. The schedule shows monthly updates leading to the anticipated Version 1.0 release, expected in late 2025.