Commanders, Admiral Kraken here with another tactical briefing on the latest updates heading to your sub-surface fleet.
Our engineering team has been hard at work polishing station interfaces, refining electronic navigation tools, and bringing authentic audio feedback to your bridge. The next build delivers key Quality-of-Life enhancements directly to your command consoles.
Auto Crew Voiceovers
An attack submarine runs on clear communication. The Auto Crew system now features full voiceover integration, giving you distinct audible feedback as your crew executes station commands across the boat. You can easily toggle these voiceovers ON or OFF in the settings menu to match your operational preference.
ECDIS Charting Tools
Navigation and tactical spatial planning just received a major upgrade. We are introducing a new suite of charting design tools for the ECDIS (Electronic Chart Display and Information System), allowing commanders to plot precise vectors, manage environmental layers, and chart maneuvers with enhanced clarity.
Minimalistic QUAD Interface Option
For veteran captains who prefer a cleaner command view with minimal visual clutter, we’ve added a new Minimalistic QUAD style for station displays. This dynamic hover design can be enabled directly through the updated UI settings, giving you complete control over how much telemetry stays on your screen.
Backend Optimizations & Sea Trials
Alongside these primary station upgrades, this update bundles dozens of under-the-hood stability fixes, memory optimizations, and backend refactorings to ensure smooth performance across long engagements.
Intelligence reports confirm that advanced training simulations are currently undergoing final sea trials. A series of dedicated scenario operations is being prepared to test commanders on complex vessel procedures and high-stress tactical maneuvers. Further operational briefings on these missions will be unsealed soon.
More operational updates are currently silent and running deep, but expect further intel to break radio silence shortly. Keep your thermal layers in mind, check your passive arrays, and prepare for deployment.
Admiral Kraken, out.