Below are the known issues after the maintenance on APR 6.

1. We have confirmed that the Hair Avatar for Female Slayers and Hair/Top Avatars for Female Fighters in the Hall of Fashion Package are currently untradable. They will be fixed to be tradable on the APR 20 maintenance.

We apologize for the inconveniences that have been caused.


Thank you.

- Dungeon Fighter Online Support Team

Cutting to the chase: Here is a preview of the new action bar & the destiny activation!



In Yaengard, your character's abilities are set by their equipment. A powerful sword might give you the ability for great swings and massive single target damage. A nimble wand might give you access to tactical spells & fiery might. However, most central is the class ability in the center. Each combination of weapons sets a different ability, letting you explore countless combinations and builds.

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You are the heroes, fighting your way from the lowly Heartlands into the maw of the Unspoken - Yaengard. While your unified destiny is either in the eternal archive down the line or the eternal glory of triumph, each character must find their own path.

Will you lie to get where you are going?

Will you steal, persuade, threaten, or murder?

When a character goes towards their destiny, they will gain the favor of the very same. With destiny, you can alter the tide of war by gaining additional actions per turn, or one can gain options where there previously were none outside the heat of combat. Destiny will provide you a path to victory. It will be up to you to seize it.

Each adventuring party must find its own way through the Aatanic empire. By using their map, wits, and strategy, they will prevail!



If you are interested in Yaengard or its development, please consider adding it to your wishlist, or following us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Planeshifters

The venerable Centurion embodied wartime research and development. It was built specifically to counter the then-strongest tank military on the planet, and was perfectly equipped for the task - only for the war to suddenly end. It stayed in service for decades, and spent years without a worthy foe.



While being a heavy tank, with 150 mm turret armor, Centurion was conceived as the last of the Cruiser tanks. The goal was to maintain the series’ reliability, mobility and ease of maintenance, but improve its survivability and equip it with 17-pounder tank-killer cannons. The result was a resounding success - while less well-protected than the Churchill, it was the first truly “universal tank”, and paved the way for the MBTs of the Cold War and beyond.



Sadly, Centurion’s field trials came in April 1945, when the Victory in Europe was only a matter of time. Created to counter Panthers and Tigers, it ended up facing neither. However, in the alternative-history portion of Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom, things can play out very differently.




This unit will become available in 1946 in the US campaign as one of the late-war British units available for the acquisition and deployment in the alternate history portion of the US campaign. Naturally, it will have the Heavy armor trait and remarkable combat parameters. It is one of the instruments available to Allied forces in 1946 to counter the heavy Soviet tanks.

👉 Support us by adding Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom to your wishlist:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1381850/Strategic_Mind_Fight_for_Freedom/

The venerable Centurion embodied wartime research and development. It was built specifically to counter the then-strongest tank military on the planet, and was perfectly equipped for the task - only for the war to suddenly end. It stayed in service for decades, and spent years without a worthy foe.



While being a heavy tank, with 150 mm turret armor, Centurion was conceived as the last of the Cruiser tanks. The goal was to maintain the series’ reliability, mobility and ease of maintenance, but improve its survivability and equip it with 17-pounder tank-killer cannons. The result was a resounding success - while less well-protected than the Churchill, it was the first truly “universal tank”, and paved the way for the MBTs of the Cold War and beyond.



Sadly, Centurion’s field trials came in April 1945, when the Victory in Europe was only a matter of time. Created to counter Panthers and Tigers, it ended up facing neither. However, in the alternative-history portion of Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom, things can play out very differently.




This unit will become available in 1946 in the US campaign as one of the late-war British units available for the acquisition and deployment in the alternate history portion of the US campaign. Naturally, it will have the Heavy armor trait and remarkable combat parameters. It is one of the instruments available to Allied forces in 1946 to counter the heavy Soviet tanks.

👉 Support us by adding Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom to your wishlist:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1381850/Strategic_Mind_Fight_for_Freedom/

The venerable Centurion embodied wartime research and development. It was built specifically to counter the then-strongest tank military on the planet, and was perfectly equipped for the task - only for the war to suddenly end. It stayed in service for decades, and spent years without a worthy foe.



While being a heavy tank, with 150 mm turret armor, Centurion was conceived as the last of the Cruiser tanks. The goal was to maintain the series’ reliability, mobility and ease of maintenance, but improve its survivability and equip it with 17-pounder tank-killer cannons. The result was a resounding success - while less well-protected than the Churchill, it was the first truly “universal tank”, and paved the way for the MBTs of the Cold War and beyond.



Sadly, Centurion’s field trials came in April 1945, when the Victory in Europe was only a matter of time. Created to counter Panthers and Tigers, it ended up facing neither. However, in the alternative-history portion of Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom, things can play out very differently.




This unit will become available in 1946 in the US campaign as one of the late-war British units available for the acquisition and deployment in the alternate history portion of the US campaign. Naturally, it will have the Heavy armor trait and remarkable combat parameters. It is one of the instruments available to Allied forces in 1946 to counter the heavy Soviet tanks.

👉 Support us by adding Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom to your wishlist:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1381850/Strategic_Mind_Fight_for_Freedom/

The venerable Centurion embodied wartime research and development. It was built specifically to counter the then-strongest tank military on the planet, and was perfectly equipped for the task - only for the war to suddenly end. It stayed in service for decades, and spent years without a worthy foe.



While being a heavy tank, with 150 mm turret armor, Centurion was conceived as the last of the Cruiser tanks. The goal was to maintain the series’ reliability, mobility and ease of maintenance, but improve its survivability and equip it with 17-pounder tank-killer cannons. The result was a resounding success - while less well-protected than the Churchill, it was the first truly “universal tank”, and paved the way for the MBTs of the Cold War and beyond.



Sadly, Centurion’s field trials came in April 1945, when the Victory in Europe was only a matter of time. Created to counter Panthers and Tigers, it ended up facing neither. However, in the alternative-history portion of Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom, things can play out very differently.




This unit will become available in 1946 in the US campaign as one of the late-war British units available for the acquisition and deployment in the alternate history portion of the US campaign. Naturally, it will have the Heavy armor trait and remarkable combat parameters. It is one of the instruments available to Allied forces in 1946 to counter the heavy Soviet tanks.

👉 Support us by adding Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom to your wishlist:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1381850/Strategic_Mind_Fight_for_Freedom/

The venerable Centurion embodied wartime research and development. It was built specifically to counter the then-strongest tank military on the planet, and was perfectly equipped for the task - only for the war to suddenly end. It stayed in service for decades, and spent years without a worthy foe.



While being a heavy tank, with 150 mm turret armor, Centurion was conceived as the last of the Cruiser tanks. The goal was to maintain the series’ reliability, mobility and ease of maintenance, but improve its survivability and equip it with 17-pounder tank-killer cannons. The result was a resounding success - while less well-protected than the Churchill, it was the first truly “universal tank”, and paved the way for the MBTs of the Cold War and beyond.



Sadly, Centurion’s field trials came in April 1945, when the Victory in Europe was only a matter of time. Created to counter Panthers and Tigers, it ended up facing neither. However, in the alternative-history portion of Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom, things can play out very differently.




This unit will become available in 1946 in the US campaign as one of the late-war British units available for the acquisition and deployment in the alternate history portion of the US campaign. Naturally, it will have the Heavy armor trait and remarkable combat parameters. It is one of the instruments available to Allied forces in 1946 to counter the heavy Soviet tanks.

👉 Support us by adding Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom to your wishlist:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1381850/Strategic_Mind_Fight_for_Freedom/

If you haven't bought Perseverance: Part 1 - now you have the opportunity to do so. For one week, the game will be available at a 50% discount :) So hurry up!

Get to know the characters, uncover the secrets of the virus and experience the creepy aura surrounding the town of Grey Ville.

In the meantime, check out our Discord where we are currently running a giveaway of one of our puzzle games - Results on April 9,

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A game was updated with version 0.29c:

1. You can now specify types of blessings you want to receive in dungeon campaign
   
2. Loot rarity is now tied to the difficulty of the campaign, but overall chances of better loot are increased
   
3. You can now increase level/rarity of the item only one time per item
   
4. Oblivion potion was added to the alchemy merchant in Ertoron market
   
5. Holy hammer now hits 2 enemies at level 1 and 3 enemies at level 2
   
6. Werewolf damage now scales more from the nature magic and a little bit from the melee damage bonus. You can now attack in melee with melee by holding attakc butoon and not just clicking
   
7. Added sprinting to blood demon
   
8. Elemental form damage increased by 33%, and it scales better with elemental magic stat
   
9. Fixed few minor bugs and issues

[VAL initialized…]
[access granted…]

Commander!

I received an emergency report from some space station owners and immediately put the R.F.S. units to work. The current hotfix 1.1.3 comes with a crash fix and improved music fading. This also fixes mechs getting destroyed when they touch the sector breach barrier.

Thank you for supporting Spacebase Startopia thus far by providing feedback and suggestions. Please bear with us as we continue to improve the game.

• Crash fix for CPUs without support for some particular vector instructions.
  
• Improved music fading if room music starts becoming audible. Will get further improvements in future updates.
  
• Fixed mechs getting destroyed when they touch the sector breach barrier.
  
• Fixed window mode not getting resetted when clicking default settings.
  
• Added visual variation for Hem'Netjer Hate Preachers to make it easier to identify them for the “Inner Peace” achievement.
  
• Fixed Loca issue in market license event.

Linux Only

• Fixed exclusive mode rendering issues on Linux/Vulkan.