27 months (time flies) of The Slush Force brings some bug-fixes and significant performance improvements, such as:

--[F5‑1] Optimized building physics and collision detection to reduce CPU usage.

--[F5‑2] Improved road‑following behavior by unit pathfinding. After all, the roads cost a lot of tax dollars to build, so why not use them!

--[F5‑3] Updated engine backend to optimize performance and reduce CPU/RAM usage.

--[F5‑4] Streamlined the menus to improve user experience.

--[F5‑5] Optimized explosive behavior. Explosions now explode more efficiently, as nature intended.

--[F5‑6] FPV drones should now actually lock onto targets rather than strike the ground near them. (That is after all, the appeal of using them.)

--[F5‑7] Aircraft now properly lead moving targets when strafing ground units.

--[F5‑8] Aircraft ordered to evacuate during real‑time combat now immediately land at the airfield at the end of the encounter.

--[F5‑9] Fixed bug where the wrong vehicle sometimes appeared in the garage view. The garage is no longer haunted.

--[F5‑10] Resolved issue where repeatedly withdrawing units from combat could cause enemy units to freeze on the map.

--[F5‑11] Fixed no‑clip bug where vehicles could fall through the garage floor, plus a null pointer that sometimes trapped the game in purgatory at the "After Action Report" screen.

--[F5‑12] Reduced FPV drone range to 6 km, due to the fact that fiber optic transceivers are not yet invented.

--[F5‑13] Updated cruise missile "P1984A" to supersonic flight speed.

--[F5‑14] Possibly fixed disappearing plane/vehicle glitch. If they vanish again, they’re doing it on purpose.

--[F5‑15] Resolved rare issue where aircraft sometimes fail to fly and immediately fall to the ground upon spawning. (It seems the airplane engine manufacturers have remembered to actually install them.)

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