12:35am

Tavern Keeper 🍻 - Daniel

Fixed: Game failed to load correctly if the screenshots folder could not be created
Fixed: Pallet snapping points caused a slight rotation when placing multiple pallets in a row
Fixed: Rare error occurring when updating a status icon
Fixed: Wares Wolf story was triggering for incorrect staff members
Changed: Updated translations for “Fire” (flames and dismiss staff member)
Changed: Adjusted option button layout in the schedule screen to support two-line text and larger font sizes

12:33am

Tales of Seikyu - 0.3.58 Patch Notes

Tales of Seikyu - Someone1319

Fixed a freeze issue that occurred when opening the cooking UI under certain conditions.
Fixed an issue where items could be crafted infinitely under certain conditions.

12:31am

Visual Improvements to Carpathians!

War Thunder - Yuki

We’re continuing to visually improve the most popular locations in War Thunder! And in the Spearhead major update, we’re pleased to say that we’re updating the Carpathians map for ground battles. As with other locations that have been in rotation for a long time, our main goal is to refresh the appearance while preserving the familiar geometry and navigation. Let’s check it out!

All environmental objects on this location have been completely redesigned. From the fields and rocks, to the terrain itself, buildings and ruins, they’ve all been recreated from scratch. Detailed rocks and pathways have been added, and all vegetation, such as grass, bushes and trees have been replaced and improved.

The overall climate of the location has changed a little as well. The map is now greener, which is typical for the warm surroundings of the Carpathian Mountains. The central part of this location, which was previously covered with fresh trenches, dugouts and bunkers, is now covered with grass. The fighting here ended six months ago, and nature has begun to reclaim the area.

The ruins of the fortress and watchtowers have been significantly improved visually. In addition to the graphical enhancements with the addition of moss and climbing plants, the ancient structures now have foundations and bases, which makes the architecture more realistic.

One of the legends of the Carpathian Mountains is the tale of Syn and Vir, the daughter of a count and simple shepherd, who were in love with each other. The tyrannical count ordered Vir to be killed, and the tender-hearted Syn shed bright blue tears at the place of her lover’s death, which which bloomed into a magnificent mountain lake. Following our tradition, we’ve included an Easter Egg inspired by this melancholy Carpathian legend of these two inseparable lovers!