Just a couple of bug fixes Fixed: Upgrading a bed (or otherwise 'cargo-less' furniture) would cause a crash. Fixed: During POI defense missions, dead survivors and mercs would not be recorded at the end of the mission.
Just a couple of bug fixes
Fixed: Upgrading a bed (or otherwise 'cargo-less' furniture) would cause a crash.
Fixed: During POI defense missions, dead survivors and mercs would not be recorded at the end of the mission.
Hi there! So, after a longer hiatus than I'd have liked, v2.0.0 is finally out, and it's a big one. This update has two sides to it: a major engine overhaul under the hood, and a solid chunk of new content on top. As usual, I'll go over the main changes in the article proper, whi
Hi there!
So, after a longer hiatus than I'd have liked, v2.0.0 is finally out, and it's a big one. This update has two sides to it: a major engine overhaul under the hood, and a solid chunk of new content on top. As usual, I'll go over the main changes in the article proper, while the rest is in the changelog at the end.
Enjoy!
This took quite a while to write, but I ported the game from .NET Framework 4.7 to .NET 10, which is essentially a complete engine migration. MonoGame, Penumbra lighting, OpenAL, everything got updated to current modern versions.
The result is noticeably better rendering performance, especially on large maps and underground layers. It also fixes many minor technical issues. The downside being that Windows 10 is now the minimum requirement for 2.0. Version 1.5.1 will stay available in the Game Version/Beta tab in the game's properties on Steam.
Some game mods may demand you to install the Windows .NET 10.0 Runtime. This is an unavoidable side effect. You'll be prompted by a popup if that's the case.
The game should also now be easier to run under Proton/Wine on Linux, untested for now, but the foundations are there. Under Proton, it might need the "Windows Desktop runtime" to be installed in the Proton prefix for things to work.
On the content side, the main additions are drones and the ability for Arakans to unlock the full tech tree at the Sacrificial Pit.
There are two new technologies in the tech tree ("Drones" and "Advanced Drones"), unlocking several new buildable units covering combat, maintenance, and support roles. Additionally, a new Pet Carrier item lets you bring pets and drones along on expeditions where they'll participate in combat. Right now, they'll only help in active battles, they do no count toward automated fights.
I also reworked the hostile raid system a bit with a new generation method and a new raid types to increase variety in the mid and late game. I added a cap to zombie-spawning POIs too (configurable per scenario) to prevent the snowball effect that made some runs miserable. The tech research tree got a tiered rebalance too, with higher tiers costing progressively more in 250-increment steps.
Other notable additions: a water pump for automated water collection, robot charging bays that now actually heal your bots, and the ability to assign your own survivors as guards to your production centers, instead of the usual mercenaries.
Sound effects are now directional and distance-aware, which makes a bigger difference than you'd expect. Weather transitions are smoother, no more abrupt cuts between conditions. Raid event popups now have proper images instead of stretched faction logos. The healing effect on patients being treated by a doctor has a nice new particle system. Power and electric connection lines in the overlay got a visual pass too, and a handful of older textures (loom, batteries, electric water purifier) were replaced with more detailed versions. That's on top of a additional particle effects on work stations to make the scene feel more alive.
Overlay text got a border so it's actually readable over busy backgrounds. The survivor list now shows hurt/sick status at a glance with color-coded indicators, and hovering over a survivor shows housing and medical warnings if something needs attention. Adopting a pet can be done from both the pet's info panel, and the survivor's relationship tab now, making things a lot easier.
On the bug fix side, the long-standing pathfinding issue where survivors would get stuck despite having a valid path has been addressed, along with a handful of other recurring annoyances: doors staying open too long, drones getting assigned random human names, that kind of thing.
Savegames from 1.5 are compatible, but will not benefit from some of the changes, as usual. There's no major changes modding wise, so what worked before should still work now, but you will need to install the .NET 10.0 Runtime for some of them to work properly.
As for the future. There might be a couple more smaller updates to smooth the rougher edges, and for me to play with the new toys provided by the engine-level upgrades, but my main focus is currently on the next game. I'll keep you posted whenever I have relevant news on the topic.
Cheers!
Content
Added two drone-making technologies to the tech tree
Multiple new buildable drones (combat, maintenance, support, ...), and updated existing drones
Arakans can "evolve" to get access to the full tech tree at the cost of many human sacrifices to the spider pit
With the new Pet Carrier you can bring your pets and drones to expeditions. They'll help during combat (live combat only)
Added new tiles and wall types, some of which can be unlocked in the tech tree
Added many new raid types for increased mob variety in mid/last game
Added water pump (electric, automated water collection from adjacent water source)
Robot charging bays should "heal" the robots/drones when used
You can assign your own survivors to guard your production centers, working as "free" mercenaries
Engine
The game is now running on .NET 10 with recent C# 14 features
Monogame version updated to Latest, with a lot of internal code refactoring and optimizations
Updated Penumbra lighting, OpenAL, and all other libraries to latest versions, fixing many issues and improving performances
Much better rendering performances, especially on large maps and in underground layers
Crash logs are now written in a separate file "errorlog-$date.txt" in the game's root folder (no fancy menu anymore)
Graphics
Added properly sized images to all raid event popups
Added weather transitions so it no longer looks so abrupt
Added "healing" effect (with particle system) to patients when treated by a doctor
Better looking power/electric connection lines in overlay
Made pre-existing doors on map look "forced open" to differentiate them from player built ones
Replaced some of the older textures by more modern and detailed ones (loom, batteries, electric water purifier...)
Improved existing drone textures
Modding
New CraftingStations field in recipes allows to add the recipe to one or multiple crafting stations automatically, making it MUCH easier to add new recipes without editing base game files
Drone recipes use the new recipe "CraftingStations" field
Sound
Sounds effects are now directional and handle distance from the camera
Workers can loop sound effects, leading to less silences
Added sounds effects for many actions that were silent before (mining caverns, removing walls, ...)
Added 4 additional music tracks to the selection
Tweaks
Added a cap to the number of zombie-spawning POIs on the world map, to prevent snowball effect (can be changed in scenario difficulty settings)
All scenarios except Contagion and Last Stand have a default cap to zombie-spawning POIs of 4
Rebalanced tech research times (tiered system, 250 increments), higher tiers more expensive
Tanner gives 2 leathers (from 1) per hide now, metal is more expensive, other eco tweaks
Removed "cannibal" faction archetype because too generic (use Mutants or Arakans instead)
Power generators renamed to 'charcoal generator' and 'fuel generator' for clarity/brevity
New method used to generate raids, leading to more variety
Backpacks give a Scavenging skill bonus (used for loot table during expedition)
Decreased scorpion queen's melee damage
Green spores spawned by carnivorous plants have less HP and attack range
Made bandit lairs spawn a bit later (and can spawn farther away)
User Interface
Overlay UI text (storage, names,..) now has a border making it a lot more legible when over similar colors
Added "Hurt" feedback to the survivor list (red means losing health, orange means other sicknesses and pains)
Added housing and medical info (if problem detected) to survivors' tooltip in the people list menu
Robots' battery bar is properly placed below "health" now, like all other secondary bars
Added days left of pregnancy info to animals' info panel
POI menu automatically updates values when recruiting mercenaries
Added button to settlers' relationships tab to adopt a pet/drone
Other minor tweaks
Fixed
Recurring pathing issue where a survivor sees a path but the "PathTo" job doesn't, causing the survivor to become stuck
Crash related to trader encampments' spawn events (my bad on this one)
Some edge cases where the pathfinder's map would be altered mid-search
Doors would stay open for way too long after being opened by a survivor, allowing enemies to enter the base without opening them
Issue where the game would try to name a combat drone when assigning it to a survivor
Eating/drinking sounds played even when emitted from a different layer
When a player-owned construction is on the same tile as a neutral clutter (cracks, rocks..), it could make it difficult to select on mouse click.
Robot raids could spawn before they're supposed to due to a typo in definition file
Once a non-friendly has started to walk a path, it wouldn't check the status of the doors it's about to cross
Travel event to recruit mutant guards was using an unarmed profile
Burnt / destroyed water collectors wouldn't switch to the correct "broken" sprite
Electric overlay's lines wouldn't always connect to the center of the power consumer
Broken power relays and structures found in bunkers would still appear in the power grid view
This is a small maintenance patch fixing the non functioning recycling bench in 1.5.1. When updating the UI, the "queue recipe" button for this bench got accidentally removed. This is now fixed. My bad it took so long, it sorta coincided with me going to vacations in July. Have a
This is a small maintenance patch fixing the non functioning recycling bench in 1.5.1. When updating the UI, the "queue recipe" button for this bench got accidentally removed. This is now fixed. My bad it took so long, it sorta coincided with me going to vacations in July. Have a nice day!
Hello, ATC gets a new sound library! So I am aware that some of you (especially those using Windows Home edition in parts of Europe and Asia) are experiencing audio-related issues, crashes, and bugs since v0.8, with some versions of the game behaving better than others. Sometimes
I'm happy to announce the release of After The Collapse 1.5.0 , one of the biggest content updates to date. This Spiderling Content Update brings many new features, significant UI improvements, and expanded faction content. This article only covers the main changes. As usual, che
For those eager to try this faction, I've included a dedicated Arakan-centric scenario with suitable starting gear, an interesting map, and a larger population to properly experience their unique playstyle. Arakans now have their own starter expedition "vehicle" (yes, it's a giant spider!) and can unlock an even better transport option through the Sacrificial Pit.
The Factory menu has received similar treatment with clear graphical icons, alphabetical recipe sorting, and added functionality like cargo viewing and prisoner-only work assignment. The Cargo menu has also been streamlined with grouped buttons and simplified weapon variant filtering.
Many other UI improvements have been implemented, including better room management, enhanced construction interfaces, and more intuitive expedition and combat controls. I'd suggest to refer to the change-log for the full picture.
I've adjusted most events to scale based on your base size and time passed rather than technology level, and tuned down the initial spawn numbers of the late-game Swarm invasion. Vehicle mechanics have been refined with more coherent HP values and gradual health consumption during map travel.
The underground layers now feature more spawners to make up for the lack of underground raids, increasing mob infighting in the process. This led to another change: perishable items (meat, ingredients, body parts) in inaccessible areas will decay over time to prevent this infighting from generating infinite amounts of food.
I've also fixed numerous bugs and edge cases to ensure a smoother experience overall. As usual, savegames should be compatible with (1.3.x) previous versions, but some of the changes will only apply to a new game.
Hi there! Here's a new sizable update for After The Collapse. I'll also talk about the planned DLC somewhere below in this article. I know, I know, I'm a tad behind schedule. Nothing's new :) Anyway, this version 1.3.5 brings substantial improvements to the world map faction AI,
Every single faction logo were redesigned, same goes for the vast majority of the technologies. I also replaced two of the most "out of place" trading cars with more "post-apocalyptic" looking alternatives that better fit the game's theme.
This doesn't impact the "playing area" itself much, but at least now, all the icons and items look pretty consistent, quality and style wise.
During raids, enemies can now be alerted by the noise your soldiers make. Gun shots are more noisy than melee. Simply put, when you shoot at something, it has a chance to alert the enemies in the nearby rooms (10 tiles radius for now, might tweak further down the road). This should make manual raids a bit more dynamic, but also slightly more difficult.
Production centers now provide 50-100% more basic resources (stone, wood, metal, coal, food), making them more valuable targets for expansion and control. This is still under evaluation, I might push it further.
In Story Mode, I've removed the bandit lair spawn event from Act 1, as it was too challenging for new players and too exploitable for veterans. Act 4 of Story Mode now features a second radar dish location to speed up the first phase, and the Brotherhood faction (when hostile) is now much more active in this act, providing a greater challenge.
Two backpacks have been added to the utility slot (formerly artifact slot), which increase carrying capacity. These can be looted or crafted at the loom, giving your survivors more space for resource gathering.
Hi there! So, as expected, here's the long-awaited announcement for the upcoming DLC dubbed Echoes of the Machine . It should be made available in mid-March 2025. It will feature a new multi-map storyline and a ton of late-game content. Before I explain what it should contain, pl
Hi! this is a small / medium patch prior to a big announcement you'll get next week. As usual, this update should be compatible with prior save-games and existing, compatible, mods. Cats (and pets) Cats have been added to the roster of pets your survivors can have. There are 4 di
It's part of a larger rewrite of the pet system. The mood bonus given by pets depends on the species. It's not meant to be a judgement on the cat vs dog debate (it is), but just as a way to balance them. In short, cats provide the most happiness, but won't defend their owner. Dogs provide the next highest bonus, and will defend their owner. Giant scorpions and other monster-type pets provide a much smaller bonus, but are generally a lot better in combat. Finally, combat drones no longer provide any mood benefit.
Chickens and sheep, while not pets, use the same combat logic as cats, and will try to avoid combat instead of running to their untimely death.
Hi, This is a simple patch fixing 2 problems in the latest update. Expect another patch in the coming days, following by an announcement. Bug Fixed: Truce immediately stopping with bandits (regression bug 1.3.0) Raids would occur even if you're underground and never breached the
Introducing the 1.3.0 Update for After the Collapse! Hi there! This new update brings a wealth of exciting new content and features to the post-apocalyptic wasteland of After the Collapse. Let's dive in and take a look at what's new! Weapon Variants: This is the first step in int
While there's still some work to be done (it'd be nice to have multiple modifiers per weapon), and while armors haven't been touched yet, it's still an important step toward more varied loot tables.
This old wave survival scenario was severely outdated when compared to the other ones, as it didn't take into account any of the most recent improvements to the underlying engine. As such, I rewrote the whole scenario, got rid of some of the most obvious exploits, and edited the events for a more seamless progression.
Now the scenario has its own world map, and there are no other main factions to help you. You still get 30 days to prepare with daily traders and recruits, but they'll stop coming in completely on day 30. You'll get lore messages at day 30, 40 and 50 introducing increasingly large and dangerous waves of infected, including the advanced zombies (found in the Act 3 of the main plot and in a late game quest-line in sandbox) at day 50. You'll get some supply traders (ammo and basic resources) on rare occasions after day 30.
Difficulty customization is no longer available for this scenario, and will increase over time instead. Expect zombies to start munching on your walls by day 60, assuming you're still alive by then.
Note that, after 6 years of R&D and advanced coding, you can now put an item on top of another, in this case a carpet under a furniture. I know, I can't believe it myself either! 😁
Under the hood, this update brings code optimizations, new modding triggers and files, and general quality of life improvements. And a bunch of bugs have been squashed, from rare situational crashes to UI issues. After the Collapse should be running and load faster than before (not that it was really a problem to begin with).
Cheers!
Hi there! Let's get the bad news out of the way: this update is only partially compatible with older save-games (saves will load, but it'll be buggy). It's possible to rollback to 1.2.5 to finish your game if you need to. I'll explain how-to in this very article. As usual, the fu
Well, it's all over! Raids are now dynamically generated using your base's firepower as a metric to determine their intensity. If you have a bunch of machine-gun wielding soldiers in exo-armor, you'll get much stronger opponents than when you're just a bunch of unarmed civilians.
The enemy distribution is also more varied, but will keep making sense (no zombies allying bandits or silly things like that). There's also more variety in the way raiders behave and enter your base. Some might move as an organized group, others will enter the base in mass from a whole side of your map, and so on.
Additionally, The raids' strength and ratio compared to other events is now configurable in the event settings.
A fair warning, this is a very big change in how ATC is handling difficulty and game balance. Standard difficulty is less forgiving. Traps and turrets will be necessary in the late game. Don't be afraid to tune down raid frequency and difficulty if you feel like it's too much, no one is going to judge you for it. 😉
I also added two giant beetle type mobs. They are slow and decently armored. They can drop eggs if you have the animal care technology, and can be pastured for defense or for food. They can't be used as pet.
Finally, a new cave spider replaces the normal ones underground. It's very slightly stronger than its counterpart.
You may also notice more mob infighting (red and black ants hate each other for instance).
Hello! This is a mid-sized update with no particular theme. It is compatible with existing saves and mods, but due to changes in the way damaged weaponry is handled, you may need to redo your weapon and armor maintenance stations' queues. This short article details the main chang
Hi there! As promised, here's a new update focusing on the prisoner system. With the recent introduction of a prisoner-centric faction archetype, the Arakans, it really needed some love. Of course, it's far from the only change in this update, which should make your whole populat
Speaking of housing prisoners, I added a new zone type: the jail. Yes, it's a barrack for prisoners. It does NOT provide a compliance bonus, but it provides beds for large quantities of prisoners at a minimal cost. It's especially useful if you don't intend to keep your prisoners for long (hi, cannibal factions).
Prisoners can now be treated by doctors (if you allow it), and got a refreshed individual survivor menu with nicer icons and a prominent compliance gauge.
You can also set default settings for your prisoners directly from the Faction/Settlement menu.
While the Animal tab still needs some work, the prisoner and survivor tabs are fully functional and offer new filters and features. For instance, you can assign rooms and prison cells from this menu directly. To do so, simply click on the new "Housing" filter, and right-click on any person you want to reassign.
And, of course, in the prisoner tab, you can change individual prisoner settings (work, eat, recruit, chat, doctor), and sort people by compliance.
More filters and options will be added to this menu as I continue to improve it.
You can now set your base to automatically turn downed enemies into prisoners as long as you have free prison cells (or a jail). You can also tell your survivor what to do with dead bodies depending on their type (survivor, prisoner, animal, and non faction). Dogs can be buried now, assuming you've set a tomb to allow animals, it'll be extended to other pets in the next update.
Hey there! I hope you all had a good holiday season. Let's hope this year will be better than the last. Here's a small patch for 1.2 focusing on recent player feedback. It's fixing a few bugs and balancing issues. It's nothing major. Unless some major crash or bug pops up, this w
Hi, This is a small patch to fix the issues found in 1.2, most of which are related to the Arakan playable faction archetype. There's no need to reset your progress or anything like that. The main visible change, beside a few minor graphical improvements, is the new bone carving
Hi! Here's a very massive update for After The Collapse , hence the skip in the usual version numbering system. It covers multiple new systems, new quests, a slicker UI, heavily improved graphics, new critters, and a ton of fixes and balance changes. As usual, the full change-log
The visual improvements are not just limited to the "non-game" parts. As you can see in the screenshots below, all the different wall types, including the mountains and caverns, have been redesigned using a top-down 3D perspective. It really should have been done sooner as it makes the game look a lot better.
A very common complaint regarding the user interface is that it is oversized. As such, the font is now a bit smaller (which incidentally fixes an issue with the text being slightly distorted), and all menus, panels, and elements (like check-boxes and such) have been resized, if not fully redesigned. Even the menu at the bottom of the screen uses much less space. There's a side effect, though: scaling down the UI in the settings will make the text much harder to read.
There are still a few menus and screens I need to review and possibly redo, but they're in the minority. The next stop will likely be the over-world map, which really needs a facelift. I might also do something about the survivors themselves, replacing them by something better looking/animated, not 100% sure yet.
You build fishing docks next to the water; they function similarly to a crafting station. You can either fish with bait or without, with the former being a lot more time-efficient than the latter. You can build fish bait at the camp fire. There are 2 recipes: the first one requires nothing (the survivor is "looking for worms") but takes a while; the second one uses plants and is much faster. All those activities use the new "fishing" skill. Fish are considered a food ingredient that can be used in the kitchen to make cooked fish or fish'n'chips (with potatoes). Both of those meals are very filling and give a pretty decent buff.
Compared to farming, fishing is more labor-intensive, as you need to make bait and have multiple docks with workers constantly busy fishing. Depending on the map, it also might be riskier, as you might need to fish relatively far away from the security of your walls. That said, it's immune to bad weather, the food you produce is of much higher quality (especially in the early game), leading to happier survivors, and it's easier to predict and monitor food availability.
Early game food production was one of the very few systems for which there was one thing, and one thing only, you could do. You'd make 30 tiles worth of farm in every game, probably even the very first thing you'd even place on the map. It always bugged me, but I never really had the time to add more ways to do it until now. It's also the first game system in a long line that I'm going to alter and make more meaty.
Giant ants come in 2 variants (soldier and worker). They aren't very tanky but come in large groups. As with the real ones, there's nothing much to gain from fighting them beside the satisfaction of not being eaten alive by a swarm of insects, which is as good a reason as any. I didn't get the time to expand on the concept much yet, but I'll be adding their own dedicated underground biome and unique world map battle map and systems in the next update. I'm pretty excited with what I'm going to do with them in the future.
Caterpillar-like critters now spawn in the underground layers. They are extremely weak, but can be pastured (they drop eggs). They reproduce quickly and are a decent source of silk and animal meat. There's only one variant, but more will come soon.
Finally, in the annoying, but rare and exploitable, spawner category, I added the mutated carnivorous plant and its poisonous spore minions.
Right now, they aren't integrated as well into the game progression as I'd like. It'll be ironed out in future updates, and I might even give some of them their own dedicated recruitment quest-lines.
I won't go into much more detail. It's lore heavy but not particularly complicated and includes some unique rewards you can't find anywhere else.
Now, while working, your survivors will get wounded pretty frequently, actually. The less efficient a survivor is at a task, the more likely they are to get wounded. The nature of said wound depends on the task: hauling may cause back pain, while someone working at the smelter may get first-degree burns. Rare exceptions aside, those wounds are quite superficial and will heal on their own. They will impact the survivors' morale and stats/skills temporarily, though. This can be disabled in the difficulty settings, but I would strongly advise against it.
Regarding combat, instead of tying injuries to each weapon individually (which is still possible), the game ties those outcomes to the damage type and the weapon category. For instance, all standard rifles (ranged, piercing) share the same pool of injuries the game can pick from, while all shotguns (ranged, impact) use a different pool to pick from. In practice, this does not change the likelihood of being wounded when hit; it just increases the number of possible outcomes.
First, you can place giant spider nests on the map. They act exactly like the occasional spider nests you'd find on the map, except they're friendly, and you can adopt the spiders. They can use said spiders as pets, which is not possible when playing other archetypes. They start with the ability to launch expeditions and the ability to craft bone weapons and armor. They also have access to two unique technologies. The first one gives you increased mastery over spiders, allowing you to build nests for each sub-species of giant spider. The second technology is an early-game and low-cost replacement for the slave collar; it's to be installed in a vehicle and will allow you to capture survivors.
The general idea for this archetype is to use prisoners as a work force and recruitment pool (and possibly as a food source) while you rely on the spiders to protect your base. I would recommend starting with four more survivors than normal if you decide to play with this faction; it'll compensate for the lack of the initial recruitment event.
All the world map menus (location, expedition, horde) got a makeover. They use less screen space while displaying more information. The combat strength of a given horde or expedition is clearly indicated on the menu via the sword and shield icons, giving you a clear, visible indication of how a(n automated) battle is likely to go down without having to dig through several menus.
Logged messages are generally more nicely written, especially when it comes to injuries, sicknesses, and deaths, avoiding unnecessary repetition of the same information. Speaking of death, instead of getting the associated settings menu when clicking on an occupied tomb, you'll get a short eulogy for the departed instead.
The list goes on. It's still the same UI, and things are handled the same; it just feels nicer overall.
Hello! Here's the 1.0.1 update. Namely, the version which probably should have been released initially, but well, hindsight is always 20/20. On top of the usual improvements, tweaks and fixes, there are 2 main arcs for this update: a proper balance pass at the story mode while fi
So, you can select which jobs you want it to handle, while before it was kind of a all-or-nothing affair.
You can also tell it to make some of the entries "exclusive". Meaning that the people selected for a particular skill will only have this skill enabled. This is basically for the "Science" field. Enable it, set it to keep only the one best survivor, and check it to be exclusive. This way, your scientist will do science, and science only.
If you check the "Maintain Settings Automatically" checkbox, settings will be automatically reapplied each time you get a new survivor, or one dies, leaves, come back from an expedition, and so on. Basically, it does what it says on the box :)
But what if you want to set manual job settings on one (or multiple) of your survivors? Well you can do that too now!
See that check box at the bottom of the survivor's job menu? This is its purpose. Check it, and the job manager will completely ignore this survivor.
I can't stress this enough, though. There's no magic combination of jobs settings that will beat a base designed with proper depot and factory placement. Nine times out of ten, outside of farmers, scientists and medics, you'll just make things worse.
Hi there! After those first few hectic weeks, I think it would be a good time to take a breather with an article summarizing how everything went, my future plans, and so on and so forth. We didn't have a proper devlog in months, after all. I first want to welcome all the new play
The much more crucial job priority menu is also being reworked to include a list of all jobs being queued, updated in real time. As such, you'll be able to see how changing the priority of a particular task is going to influence the queue.
After discussing it with people on the forums, and noticing a trend in the save-games I received, each chapter in story mode will get a soft population cap. As much as it's fascinating to see someone make a base with 200+ survivors before the end of the first act, it's going to ruin their experience and the overall balance in the following chapters. Limits will still be fairly generous.
Scenarios and sandbox mode, obviously, will stay untouched in that regard.
It'll also include a bunch of QoL requests from the community (automatically getting traders from friendly factions for instance) and balance changes.
Hi people! Here's the 4th bug fixing patch for the 1.0 release. As usual, it's fixing most of the reported issues and includes a few user requests. A larger update will follow soon, unless enough bug reports pile up to justify another hot-patch. I will post an article about the 1
Hi there! Here's a new hot-patch, fixing the majority of the reported issues. There are still a couple problems that I'm actively investigating. Those will be subject of a follow-up patch before the end of the week. Feedback and suggestions are taken into account and will be subj