Update notes for September 24
This build adds manual camera rotation on the shoulder triggers and the Q and E keys, along with some cleanups and tweaks.
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This build adds manual camera rotation on the shoulder triggers and the Q and E keys, along with some cleanups and tweaks.
The fixed (non-rotating) camera is now the default view, with screen-relative controls. Eject and Quit options in the pause menu now work properly with mouse input; prior to this build they required the keyboard or a gamepad to work.
Some text cleanups in the tutorials; a few spelling fixes, and unnecessary text trimmed. The pause menu has also been reorganized, moving the contents of the System submenu to the main menu.
There are two changes in this update: - "One Fighter" mode; when this is enabled, if you lose a fighter you lose the mission. There are bonus requisition points if you can beat the mission in One Fighter mode, however. This mode can be enabled or disabled in Options->Gameplay.
The training missions now have an active tutorial.
Navigation is now initially set to track the closest AI control node. An option for a simplified HUD panel has been added under Options->Video.
- made the control help panel visible at level start - added a setting in options to show or hide the help panel by default - unmapped the screenshot button on the controller, used it for the help panel - other improvements as part of preparing a demo
This build adds HUD markers for offscreen enemy fighters. Markers fade with distance, and show both the direction to each enemy fighter, and which way it is facing. With this build, the game should also pause properly if the Steam overlay is brought up. Waypoints are now also vis
This patch adds an "invulnerable" upgrade that can make you briefly ignore damage when active. It has a fairly long cooldown, but there's also an upgrade to reduce the cooldown time...
Changes: - Fixed : The player's icon on the radar was difficult to see, particularly on Steam Deck; the new icon is more visible, and has a shadow to make it easier to pick out. - Fixed : The player's radar icon didn't rotate to indicate flight direction when radar rotation was d
Fixed : Some enemies give you time back when you defeat them, and the end game summary printed improperly if you managed to end the game with more time on the clock than when you started.