Bug Fix:
- Fixed a collision bug causing the player to get launched back to Heaven.

Addition:
- Added additional launcher to Stage 2.

In Homeseek, city-building is just as important as in all strategy games, but there are a few differences you should bear in mind.

For instance, most buildings that produce or consume some kind of resource have to be connected with other buildings.

Let’s examine the Water Extractor for example. Once selected, you can place it over any well within your settlement. You will also need a Water Storage to store the water it collects.



Once your Water Extractor is constructed, you’ll see there’s a warning to tell you there are not enough connections for the building to function properly. To fix this, select your Water Extractor, head over to the second tab, and create a new connection by clicking on the +.

After selecting the building you want to connect with, there will be a confirmation pop-up. In this pop up, you can modify how much scrap you want to spend for a better connection quality.

The worse the type of connection, the more water is lost before it reaches storage. The distance between the connected buildings plays a factor in that as well.

By the way, you don’t have to wait for construction to end to form your connections!



Now, let’s get a little more technical by examining the Wetlands, a building that improves the water quality from contaminated to just poor.

Once the Wetlands are constructed, you can connect the Water Storage you built as an incoming connection.



Once again, you’ll get a helpful warning that the Wetlands does not have enough connections, and that’s because the improved water has no place to go. You’ll need to build and connect a new Water Storage as an outgoing connection to store the cleaner water. To do so, simply select Water Storage, build it, and form a new connection just like before.

Now, the older storage will store contaminated water while the new one is being filled with poor quality water.



Now that the water connections are in place, it’s a good idea to start work on getting food.

Food connections have a hard limit visualized by a circular area. Connections outside that area are not possible at all, but as long as they are within the circle, the distance between buildings that use food has no impact on their efficiency.



Finally, let’s build a Farm. Farms convert water to food over time.

Once you’ve selected and placed your Farm, you’ll need to select a water input. You can select either Water Storage from before. Your output connection should be linked to a Food Storage, since your Farm is going to turn all that incoming water into food for your settlement.

Selecting the Water Storage with poor water—which is the highest quality you have right now if you followed the above steps—will result in better conversion as well as food with a smaller contamination percentage.



And now you have a fully functional settlement covering the production of both food and water!

• Changed Matriarch Aurora's Nullifier Mines to no longer do energy damage with their beams.
• No longer spawns frigates for an enrage.
• Adjusted charging for Mobile Platforms and ensured they self destructed.
• Adjusted Aurora and Shield to stay in formation better.
• Mines no longer spawn with mods and increased the range they can be seen at with a good radar.
• Fixed various despawn timers for mobs.

• Added warp wake to Frag Drone.
• MIRV's are no longer Gunner locked.
• Added augmenter slots to permanent drone descriptions.
• If there is no target in range for the Advanced Targeting Computers - will fire normally.

[AI Changes]

• Reduced range of Brute Force's tractor.
• Reduced Baniq Qokuji'bakoqi'Qa's Tractor Strength in Akuq'Ba.

[Bug Fixes]

• Fixed a inverse on Disintegrator Missiles' Surgical Vulnerability debuff.

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An update for Ver.0.1.6 has been delivered.
Some parameters have been modified so that the game can be played comfortably.

・Fixed many skill caps stuck at 200

Please get the latest version when playing.

• Netcode improvements
  
  
• Horsepower increased slightly
  
  
• Server browser appears to be working as expected

In version 1.01 of The Ramsey, we've fixed a few bugs and added new features.

- Added a teleporter: Have you seen the special event that happens at the end of the game? If you haven't, try to defeat the final boss after creating 8 inventions.
- Fixed typos in Japanese and English text.
- Fixed map movement not working properly in some areas.
- Minor bug fixes.

Horizon’s End Gaming is proud to unveil our Kickstarter Campaign for our next installment within the world of Tenamyr with the homebrew campaign that birthed our collected works.

For the past two decades, my friend Brian Swahn and I have been creating games that capture the sense of adventure and imagination we experienced while playing Dungeons and Dragons as kids. We founded our company to stay connected and continue working together, even as our lives took us in different directions we were able to create The Great Gaias and Gjallarhorn. Now, we're excited to embark on a new venture and bring our games back to their roots of tabletop gaming, where we believe they can truly shine and bring people together in new and exciting ways.


Our passion for creating games that capture the imagination and sense of adventure that we felt as kids has never wavered. We want to create immersive experiences that transport players to new worlds and connect them with others around the table. By supporting our campaign, you'll be helping us achieve our dream and bring these games to life for a new generation of players.
In return for your support, we're offering a range of rewards that include exclusive access to limited edition merchandise, our digital collection of works, and even the chance to design your own character in our new campaign setting.

Even if you can't contribute financially, you can still help us spread the word and make this campaign a success.


Please visit our Kickstarter page to learn more about our project and consider supporting us.
Thank you for your support and for helping us bring these games back to life, your support is truly appreciated.

Best regards,

Matt Pappalardo
Creative Director

Horizon’s End
http://www.horizonsend.com

For the past two decades, my friend Brian Swahn and I have been creating games that capture the sense of adventure and imagination we experienced while playing Dungeons and Dragons as kids. We founded our company to stay connected and continue working together, even as our lives took us in different directions we were able to create The Great Gaias and Gjallarhorn. Now, we're excited to embark on a new venture and bring our games back to their roots of tabletop gaming, where we believe they can truly shine and bring people together in new and exciting ways.


Our passion for creating games that capture the imagination and sense of adventure that we felt as kids has never wavered. We want to create immersive experiences that transport players to new worlds and connect them with others around the table. By supporting our campaign, you'll be helping us achieve our dream and bring these games to life for a new generation of players.
In return for your support, we're offering a range of rewards that include exclusive access to limited edition merchandise, our digital collection of works, and even the chance to design your own character in our new campaign setting.

Even if you can't contribute financially, you can still help us spread the word and make this campaign a success.


Please visit our Kickstarter page to learn more about our project and consider supporting us.
Thank you for your support and for helping us bring these games back to life, your support is truly appreciated.

Best regards,

Matt Pappalardo
Creative Director

Horizon’s End
http://www.horizonsend.com

This update, Release 2.9.2, brings the following changes:

• Fixed off-by-one error in friendship journal display.
  
• Fixed a few chests in the dungeons that were still running the old firmware, causing confusing messages.
  
• Removed unused audio clips, and face and character images, to reduce the build size for faster loading.
  
• Improved missing-data checking for actors.
  
• Replaced avatars for several stationary NPCs with more period-correct avatars.
  
• Fixed level display so it does not always say Level 1.
  
• Changed enemy levels to increase as the player's level increases.
  
• Enabled cloud saving so save files can be shared between Windows and SteamDeck.
  
• Changed eating system to allow foods to improve both hunger and thirst.