Hello,
We would like to share information regarding the latest patch notes.
Enemy Adjustments
The medium-sized enemy “Seventy-seven”, which received a large number of complaints, has been adjusted.
First, the attack where it throws pipes at extremely high speed has been modified.
Previously, when throwing pipes from a distance, the speed was so fast that players could not react even after visually confirming it.
The pipe’s speed has now been adjusted to gradually slow down while flying, allowing players to see and dodge incoming pipes.
The charge attack, which caused the most confusion, has also been adjusted.
Many players reported that “even after dodging, the hit detection does not disappear.”
This attack pattern generated consecutive hitboxes each time Seventy-seven spun its pipe.
Due to insufficient visual clarity, it was difficult to recognize that multiple hit detections were occurring consecutively.
The attack hitboxes are now more clearly represented, and the interval between pipe spins has been increased.
It should no longer appear unfair or look like a bug as it did before.
Player Adjustments
When firing the basic bullets, holding down the fire button will now trigger continuous fire.
However, the firing rate is slightly slower than manually tapping the button repeatedly.
Stage Adjustments
Some stages in Chapter 3 have been adjusted to be slightly easier.
Settings > Gameplay Options Added
New “Gameplay” options have been added to the Settings menu.
The following features were added in this patch:
Jump to maximum height regardless of jump button hold
Even if you tap and release the jump button immediately, you will always jump to the maximum height.
This option is intended for players who prefer simple controls over precise timing.
[Mouse] Aim assist when shooting
When playing with keyboard and mouse, a small amount of aim assistance is applied during shooting.
[GamePad] Aim with right stick
Disables the default control scheme where movement and aiming are both handled by the left stick.
Movement is assigned to the left stick, and aiming is separated to the right stick.
Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback.
We look forward to hearing more of your valuable opinions in the future.