Ahoy sailors,

It’s been a while since the last update, and I’m excited to bring you fresh news from the world of Open Sea Simulator! As you know, the game features a massive open map filled with unique themed towns—each with its own story, atmosphere, and opportunities. Today, I’d like to introduce you to the very first town I created, and one that’s very special to me: Nordvika.

Welcome to Nordvika

Nordvika is a Nordic-themed fishing town built entirely on a wooden platform above the cold northern sea. It has a peaceful yet rugged character that reflects the daily life of hardworking fishermen living in harmony with nature.

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The only land connection to Nordvika is a winding road through a deep forest. Once you arrive, you’ll find a small community with essential services for sailors:

• Fishermen’s houses

• A fishing supplies store where you can buy equipment and tools

• A small boatyard offering starter boats for your adventures

The Heart of the Town – The Retired Viking Pub

One of my favorite places in the entire game is The Retired Viking, a cozy pub at the edge of the village. At night, the lights reflect on the water, the jukebox plays classic tunes, and you can unwind while watching the waves roll beneath the wooden decks.

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What’s Next

Nordvika is just one of many towns in Open Sea Simulator, each with its own style, economy, and secrets to discover. In the next dev logs, I’ll be revealing a completely different region with its own gameplay mechanics.

Thanks for reading, captains.
See you on the next tide!

In this Dev Diary, we’re taking you behind the curtain of Blind Descent via a conversation with Emrehan, one of the key developers shaping the dark world hidden beneath the Martian surface.

During our recent AMA session, Emrehan shared a few insights about the game’s creation, the vision behind its mysterious atmosphere, and how survival, adaptation, and isolation define the Blind Descent experience.

With topics ranging from the challenges of crafting a living, breathing underground ecosystem to balancing realism and mystery, our discussion offered a rare and fascinating look into the heart of the project.

From the teaser, it looks like Blind Descent has a storyline. How long will it be in terms of play hours?

Blind Descent absolutely has a story, but it’s a story that’s woven directly into the gameplay rather than told through long cutscenes. Our approach focuses on environmental storytelling and quest-driven progression.

Your main goal is to find your missing team and get back to the planet’s surface. Over the course of this journey, you will fight your way through the underground world, uncover what happened to your crew, and piece together the many secrets hidden deep within Mars.

Because the narrative is so tightly linked to exploration and survival, it’s hard to separate “story hours” from total playtime — but right now, we’re expecting around 10–15 hours of gameplay in the current version.

Are there any plans to add pets to the game?

We are considering introducing pets to Blind Descent after the Early Access launch. However, this is still under discussion — nothing has been confirmed yet.

Are there parasites in Blind Descent — like leeches or worms that attach to you when you sleep on the ground, similar to Green Hell?

Not quite! You can definitely get sick if you eat something you shouldn’t, but there aren’t any worms or leeches like in Green Hell. The survival system is designed to be a bit more forgiving when it comes to injuries — it’s more about smart adaptation than constant punishment.

What engine do you use, and will Blind Descent receive any updates after release?

We’re developing Blind Descent in Unreal Engine 5.6.1. And yes, there will definitely be updates after launch! We already have plenty of ideas and plans for future content and improvements to keep expanding the world of Mars.

Are there any future plans to add different characters?

We’re currently preparing four playable character options for your survival journey. Each one offers the same gameplay experience, and at this stage, they are non-customizable. Our focus is on perfecting the survival systems and world first, but you’ll still have a small team to choose from when the descent begins.

Will there be mod support during Early Access? 

We’re not planning to include official modding support for now. It’s a complex system to implement, and our focus is currently on developing core content and stability.

That said, if players want to experiment and create their own modifications, we’re absolutely open to it — we’d love to see what the community comes up with!

If the game performs well enough for a sequel, where would it take place? We already have some really exciting ideas for a sequel. Blind Descent will end at a point where you’ll get some answers — but you’ll also be left wondering, ‘What’s next?’

Maybe there are more underground worlds hidden beneath Mars, waiting to be discovered. Who knows what else lies below?

Will most of the fauna be Earth-like, or are you planning to dive deeper into the mystical side of things?

Some regions of the underground world will feel distinctly alien — strange, otherworldly, and unlike anything from Earth. However, Earth-like fauna will still be more common overall. There’s a reason for that balance, and players will uncover it naturally through gameplay as they explore the depths.

Will each biome have its own day–night cycle, based on the local flora and ecosystem?

The day–night cycle is consistent across all areas of the map — time passes the same way everywhere. However, some regions of Mars are so deep or enclosed that they never see daylight at all. In those places, the only illumination is from the eerie glow of the local flora and fauna.

Is the guy at the column gonna get a grave? Or is he just going to lie there… forever?

We actually talked about this during development. There is a chance that we’ll be adding a small side quest that would let players prepare a grave for him — a quiet way to bring him closure. For now, though, we expect the pink matter, the infection, to slowly take over the body.

If there’s going to be a geode-like biome, is there any chance we might see one of the crab creatures get… glitterfied?

We do have a crystal cave biome in the game — that’s where players will eventually be able to upgrade their items. But crystal crabs? I’ve honestly never thought about that before. It’s a fascinating idea, and now you’ve got me thinking about it!

Overall, would you say making Blind Descent has been troublesome? If so, what are the most difficult bugs or features the team has had to deal with?

It’s been a very challenging journey. A game like Blind Descent requires thousands of decisions to be made, countless revisions, and a ton of work to get right.

One of the most frustrating bugs we faced was animation jittering. Imagine holding a sword and a torch while walking — every time you turned, your hands would lag slightly behind, like a multiplayer desync. It turned out the issue wasn’t in the gameplay at all, but was being caused by a level design plugin inside the engine editor. Disabling that plugin fixed everything. It’s a good reminder that sometimes, the weirdest problems come from places you’d never suspect — and they eat up a lot of time.

As for features, multiplayer was by far the toughest. On paper, it’s not overly complex, but in practice, implementing and debugging it is a nightmare. Every new system adds layers of interaction that can break in unpredictable ways. It’s been a massive headache — and still is, to be honest — but it’s coming together really well despite the challenges.

Many players have pointed out similarities between Blind Descent and games like Subnautica. Are you concerned about that comparison? How do you plan to make your game’s atmosphere and experience truly unique?

The survival genre is already rich with incredible titles, and naturally, there will always be some overlap. Personally, Subnautica is one of my favorite survival games, so it’s honestly flattering when people mention our project alongside it. But Blind Descent has its own soul and identity that make it stand apart.

The world of Blind Descent draws heavy inspiration from Scavenger’s Reign — it’s alien, strange, and ruled by its own logic. Here, survival isn’t about dominating the environment with technology, but about adapting to it. If you resist, Mars will consume you. But if you learn to live by its rules, you just might survive.

Unlike most survival games, your connection to this world is symbiotic. In order to endure, you must sacrifice fragments of your humanity. Over time, the world begins to recognize you: your body mutates, your senses change, and what once poisoned you might later sustain you. The alien fruit that initially made you sick eventually tastes sweet — and conversely, human food turns toxic.

This evolving bond is one of Blind Descent’s defining features. Combined with our unique narrative, survival mechanics, and atmosphere, we aim to make players truly feel like they’re surviving on Mars, not just playing a game about it.

What inspired the idea of creating an underground ecosystem?

The concept was mainly inspired by Deep Rock Galactic. We were brainstorming survival ideas, and an underground setting quickly stood out as one of the most compelling. However, we didn’t want it to be a purely dark and grim place — that didn’t fit the tone we envisioned. Other inspirations like Journey to the Center of the Earth and even Ice Age 3 helped us shape a more vibrant and mysterious underground world that blended danger with wonder.

How do you explain the day–night cycle if the game takes place below the surface of a planet? Is it caused by some massive creature or bioluminescent flora?

That’s something players will discover for themselves. We’ve seen a lot of curiosity around this, which makes us really happy — it’s the kind of mystery that feels rewarding to uncover naturally. My advice? Try climbing upward as you explore. You might stumble upon a few lore fragments… and maybe the answer you’re looking for.

Are there going to be giant spiders?

No giant spiders — but there are giant insects with plenty of legs! (I actually have a bit of arachnophobia myself.)

When do you expect to release the game?

We’re aiming for sometime next year. Stay tuned with our news and updates!

Will there be more in-depth alchemy and crafting, given the rich flora of Mars?

Absolutely. We plan to expand both crafting and alchemy throughout Early Access, adding unique combinations and experimental systems for players to discover.

🛠️ Highlights:

• Fixed TextMeshPro and localization loading errors.

• Fixed AntivirusPro protection timer issue.

• Price tags now stay on shelves.

• Fixed performance data reset when hiring new employees.

• Fixed box spawn issue after reloading saves.

• Added new Storage Shelf!

• Fixed missing walls after store expansion.

• Fixed occasional checkout freeze and 0.00 price issue.

• Fixed an issue where customers would get stuck on shelves.

Thanks for the support — keep those DVDs selling! 💿💸

🆕 New Features
🎁 Increased Item Stack Sizes:

All item stack sizes have been increased to 25,000. Say goodbye to inventory clutter and hello to smoother farming!

⚔️ New Dungeon Reward Display:

You can now see additional Dungeon rewards in the UI. No more guessing what loot you’re grinding for!

🛒 New Items at the Shady Dealer:

Rumors whisper of new forbidden goods in the Shady Dealer's stash... 😈
Visit him in his usual shady corner and check out what’s new!

🎃 Halloween Event 2025 (Until 10.11):

Pumpkin madness is here! Collect Pumpkins and participate in the Halloween festivities.
Pumpkin Chests can be crafted and may contain Lollipops – a new consumable that grants a 1-Day Boost!
Lollipops are also available in the Itemshop via the Golden Halloween Chests.

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⚔️ Balance Changes
🗡️ Melee Assassin Buffed:

All skills now apply Exposed Weakness, reducing the enemy's Defense!
🥷 Invisible skill reworked: Now applies additional buffs due to your mastery of walking unnoticed.

🛡️ Vindicator Warrior Adjustments:

Slightly reduced skill cooldowns for the Vindicator path to better match the other offensive-focused Warrior paths.
This should create more fairness and make Vindicator a more viable option in PvE and PvP.

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🔧 Fixes
🔨 Upgrade Kick Bug Resolved:

Fixed an issue where upgrading an item to +1 would kick the player and reset the upgrade.

⚙️ Pandora's Elite Forge Chest Update:

Now compatible with Hellforged Equipment up to +6! Time to strengthen your demonic gear!

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🗨️ Share your feedback and let us know what spooky drops you get!
Thank you for being part of the Inferna community – and Happy Halloween! 🎃

The Inferna Team

Color the Beheaded now and discover new models in the upcoming weeks inspired by the
award-winning game Dead Cells.
Join this epic crossover, play now and bring the distinguished characters of Dead Cells to life, one cube at a time.

Join the conversation, and discuss past, present and future updates with is and be a part of the Color-A-Cube Family!
=> https://discord.com/invite/X9Y37VNPEq

For the upcoming weeks we will release a new model every week for a total of 3 models in collaboration with Dead cells!
Be sure to log in into the game and claim your FREE models.

• Fixed Lava Dome inaccessible tile preventing navigation back down.
  
• Fixed inaccessible enemy in Ice Pyramid Basement.

Buy on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4107280/CROWDED_FOLLOWED_Soundtrack/

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This update adds a total of 15 new vehicles (including rope shovels, long-boom excavators, and more), the Skill Tree, the Periodic Table of Elements, and even a bed! We’ve also made a lot of bug fixes and improvements based on your feedback and bug reports.

- Added Chariton EX200D (Long boom)

- Added Chariton EX400D (Long boom)

- Added Chariton EX600D (Long boom)

- Added Attila Cable EX200A

- Added Attila Cable EX200A

- Added Attila EX200A

- Added Attila Cable EX300A

- Added Attila Cable EX300A

- Added Attila Cable EX500A

- Added Chariton Cable EX2000D

- Added Chariton Cable EX4000D

- Added Chariton Cable EX8000D

- Added Attila EW200A

- Added Attila EX300A

- Added Attila EX500A

- Fixed vehicle audio settings not loading properly

- Fixed floating lights on excavator cab

- Changed level requirement for L1665 loader (lowered)

- Changed fuel consumption for L10000 & L80000

- Fixed drone snapshot filenames to use zero-padding for proper ordering

- Added drone "Recording Active" notice when started recording from remote (shortcut)

- Fixed drone "Recording Active" notice not disappearing when recording stopped

- Fixed fuel reset after loading the game

- Fixed empty paint slots on vehicle won't apply the proper color when loading a save-game

- Fixed an issue where haul trucks could spill material in inclines

- Fixed missing light rail on Sandvik S700NG & S700NG Fuel (lights still missing)

- Fixed some cases where the lights were not replicated correctly

- Fixed an issue where the vehicle preview placement offset could not be adjusted with the scroll wheel

- Fixed Chariton EX8000FS store capacity info

- Tweaked lights

- Changed store capacity for L2335

- Added setting to highlight conveyor openings

- Added passthrough option to conveyor & pipeline storage

- Fixed fuel station trigger height (made slightly higher)

- Fixed liquid tank power requirement (10 kW → 0 kW)

- Fixed Cell Tower quest asking for "Plates" instead of "Sheets"

- Fixed fill indicator showing consumed amount instead of correct percentage

- Fixed hopper output showing crate animation instead of mesh conveyor effect when filled by hand

- Fixed conveyor splitter showing mesh conveyor effect instead of crate animation

- Fixed 10x power input state not saving correctly (on/off)

- Fixed FPS drop when looking at smoke effect

- Fixed destroying conveyor not giving payload to inventory

- Fixed sell points not progressing quests

- Fixed hopper + shear at 10x speed duplicating coils in crates

- Pipelines and Conveyors now have a greater connection tolerance which means it should eliminate problems where they didn't properly connect

- NOTE: This could cause your existing conveyor lines to require more power

- Attachment rotation for buildings is now remembered from last time if the next block have same attachment type

- Fixed sell point not adding transaction records to the economics tab

- Workbench inventory widget will now remember the last production amount set

- Added connected cable count to power units when you hover pointer over them

- Fixed an issue where the conveyor would only dump the material with the highest amount instead of all of them

- Added "Pipe" in front of all pipeline store item names

- Fixed liquid tank not paintable

- Fixed large/medium Decoration DLC rocks labeled wrong

- Metal Sorter renamed to High Temp Sorter since that's its purpose

- Water pump will now work on dirt

- Added Skill Tree

- Added Periodic Table Of Elements

- Added bed so you now can sleep through the night

- Added save warning to General Settings when there are changes to be saved

- Added zoom speed multiplier to general settings

- Added total play time for the save-games (shown in save-game manager)

- Fixed map name reset when selecting two different save slots with the same map name

- Fixed various spelling mistakes

- Fixed various crashes

- Fixed various issues related to Company (ensure antivirus is not blocking file writing at `%userprofile%\\Documents\\My Games\\Out of Ore\\Companies`)

- Fixed an issue with the store where the price can overflow and go into the negative

- Fixed an issue where the player can over buy things without space in the inventory and will lose the money

- Fixed built & high quality turbos condition

- Fixed start new save settings being swapped (right arrows would decrease while left arrow increased)

- Fixed an issue where the create new game menu won't generate a first valid save name

- Fixed save games not properly sorted based on last played

- Fixed some key hints not updating when saving or resetting controls

- Fixed an issue where interacting with objects (e.g. conveyors) was still possible while the menu was open

- Fixed an issue where the Rescue Me button could launch vehicles in the air

- Fixed an issue where you could not move an item from the equipment slot to the inventory slot if they had the same index

- Fixed an issue where the clients could still loan money from the bank after being demoted

- Fixed an issue where creating a new game could generate a save name that already existed

- Fixed economics tab not saving/loading

- Fixed controller Pause menu button not working

- Fixed camera zoom in conflict with sprint on controller

Features in develpment! ːsteamhappyː

Report any issues directly to us!

And don't forget, if you want to see your world's screenshot featured on our TikTok account, "Out Of Ore," use the hashtag #TIKTOKPOST when sharing it in the Discord group ooo-screenshots.

Best Regards,

Christian & The Team

We're planning an update on October 23. There will be no downtime, and gameplay and matchmaking will not be affected during the update. If you encounter any issues after the update, try restarting the game to complete the update. If your game client is out of date, you'll need to update to the latest version to log in.

Halloween Event

● Billy's Playground

Event Time: 10/23 - 12/3

Event Details: Log in and accumulate match time to complete weekly missions and earn "SAW Coins" for free, which can be exchanged for SAW Ops Bundle contents.

Event Rewards: Operators have a chance to exchange for the complete bundle contents for free; Main Rewards: Operator Appearance D-wolf - SAW; Firearm Appearance KC-17 - SAW

Important Notes: All event rewards and SAW Ops Bundle items will be delivered via in-game mail. Please check your mailbox to claim them. During the early stages of the event, some players may see an "Preparing App" message due to network issues, which may prevent entry into the event. If this happens, please try logging back into the game.

● Halloween Login

Event Time: 10/23 - 12/3

Event Details: Simply log in for free weapon appearances!

Event Rewards: M7 Battle Rifle - Trickster.

●Event Pass

Event Time: 10/23 - 11/17

Event Details: During the event, accumulate match time in Operations mode or a certain number of matches in Warfare mode to earn event points and claim tons of rewards!

Event Rewards: Massive amounts of Armament Vouchers and AK-12 Assault Rifle - Day of the Dead.

●Candy Shop

How to claim: Use Candy Tokens to exchange for tons of rewards!

Event Rewards: Massive amounts of Armament Vouchers, Appearance rewards, and P90 - Halloween.

●Spooky Masquerade Challenge

Event Time: 10/23 - 11/17

Event Details: Enjoy three consecutive weeks of event modes, each featuring a specific weapon type: melee, shotgun, and sniper. From October 23-29, you won't lose any points for your first three matches, plus you will receive double points in the first 3 matches from Oct 25-26! Play the event modes to earn tons of Candy Tokens and other rewards!

Event Rewards: Massive amounts of Armament Vouchers, Appearance rewards, and Vehicle Appearance: Type 15 Tank - Graffiti, etc.

●I Saw Billy-Wolf

Event Time: 10/23 - 11/17

Event Rules: During the event, toolboxes in Operations maps have a chance to contain the SAW collab collectible Billy-Wolf!

●Lucky Ratty

Event Time: 10/23 - 11/6

Event Rules: During the event, Rocket Rats in Operations maps have a chance to drop Lucky Wood Carvings!

Event Rewards: Armament Voucher x5, Spray Paint: Wishing for Red, massive amounts of Candy Tokens.

Event Time: 10/24 - 10/30

Rewards: Random Keycard Copy Pack and Advanced Electronic Product Lucky Pack.

●Luck's Favors

Event Time: 10/24 - 10/30

Rewards: Random Keycard Copy Pack and Advanced Electronic Product Lucky Pack.

●Warfare Weekly Supplies

Event Time: 10/24 - 10/30

Play matches to earn Premium Weapon EXP Tokens, Intermediate Weapon EXP Tokens, Warfare 2x EXP Cards (1 Match), and Avatar - D-wolf Lost.

●Operations Weekly Supplies

Event Time: 10/24 - 10/30

Play matches to earn Standard Gear Tickets, Elite Gear Tickets, and Avatar - D-wolf Lost.

●Expert Choice

Event Time: 10/24 - 10/30

Event Rewards: AK-12 Assault Rifle, Advanced Electronic Product Lucky Pack, Intermediate Weapon EXP Token, Premium Weapon EXP Token, Armament Voucher.


Mobile Squad Appearance Bundle

Event Time: 10/24 - 11/20

Bundle Includes: Mobile Squad series weapon appearances (M7, SR-25, SMG-45), Charm, Avatar, Calling Card, and Spray Paint.

Pack Price: Price as shown in-game.

Zero Dam (Normal) - Solo Queue Is Coming

Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (UTC), Zero Dam (Normal) - Solo Queue will be live on PC, Mobile, and Console. Layali Grove - Normal hours have also been adjusted, with the updated schedule shown in the image.


Map Balance Adjustments:

Fault- Attack And Defend & Victory Unite;

●Defender's insertion point adjusted backwards for the first deployment;

●Objective defender's respawn point adjusted backwards along the wings;

●Added protective parameters for the attacker in the side wing;

●When the Attacker's Troop Force is at 200 on PC or 150 on mobile, another FSV Wheeled Tank Destroyer will be available.


Operator Balance Adjustments

Operator - Tempest

All Modes:

● Emergency Evasion Device: Duration decreased: 25s → 20s;

Operations:

● Emergency Evasion Device: Self-rescue time adjustment: After each self-rescue, the next self-rescue time increases by 1 second, up to a maximum of 15 seconds.

Operator - Raptor

All Modes:

● Silver Wing: Slightly increased hitbox and reduced HP; now only takes one shot to destroy.

● Wing Cam: Enemy destruction timing moved up: from start of fourth scan → start of third scan; reduced HP, now only takes one shot to destroy.

Warfare:

● Silver Wing warning range: 30m → 90m;

● EMP Grenade starting quantity: 2 → 1.

Operator - Luna

Warfare:

● Volt Arrow: Damage radius: 5m → 4m;

● Volt Arrow: Maximum quantity: 3 → 2.

Operations:

● Volt Arrow: Cooldown: 40s → 50s;

Operator - Sineva

Operations:

● EOD Set damage reduction logic optimized:

○ Fixed damage reduction: 30% → 10%.

Reduced ballistic vest durability consumption; 50% less durability loss while EOD Set is active. After this adjustment, Sineva with high-level ballistic vests and active EOD Set will have stronger defense. However, defense will drop significantly with ballistic vest levels much lower than the bullet tier or without a ballistic vest.

● Shield turn speed interference: When EOD Set is active and hit by operator equipment/items/blinding flashlight, shield view turn speed will be slowed, making it easier to land hits.

● EOD Set sustained equipment adjustment: Changed from 50% reduced base stamina recovery after carrying shield for 90 seconds to 100% reduced base stamina recovery and 30% reduced movement speed after carrying shield for 90 seconds. (Stamina recovery from Black Site and injectors unaffected)


Vehicle Balance Adjustments

M1A4 Battle Tank:

● Minor increase to 120mm High-Explosive Shell turret rotation speed;

● Minor decrease to 120mm APFSDS turret rotation speed;

● 120mm Armor-Piercing Shell firing interval: 4s → 3.7s;

LAV-G1 IFV:

● Minor increase to High-Explosive Shell turret rotation speed; direct hit damage: 70/64/60 → 100/75/60; damage falloff distance: 100m/150m → 75m/125m;

● Fin-Stabilized Armor Penetration Round: Direct hit damage beyond 200m: 100 → 90.

● Canister Round firing interval: 0.55s → 0.4s; significantly improved projectile grouping, individual projectile damage: 16 → 12, damage falloff multiplier adjusted to 75/125m → 0.6/0.45x.

LAV-AA:

● Extended 20mm Anti-Aircraft Autocannon overheat time, range increased from 600m to 700m, damage against characters: 7 → 5;

● Extended 30mm Anti-Aircraft Autocannon overheat time, damage against characters: 20 → 25;

● Slightly reduced Surface-to-Air Missile lock-on duration.

Assault Boat:

● Weapon Station - TV Missile: Basic ammo: 1 → 2.

● Base splash damage to characters: 75 → 100, minimum splash damage increased to 80.


Weapon Balance Adjustments

All Modes

AS Val Assassin Premium Barrel

● Burst interval: 0.16s → 0.14s.

M249

● Improved firing weapon stability.

S12K Shotgun

Basic Handling: 49 → 55;

Warfare

● MK47 Assault Rifle:

Improved MK47 Assault Rifle recoil control modification benefits.

● AS Val Assault Rifle:

Damage: 20 → 21;

AS Val Assassin Premium Barrel: Arm damage 20 → 26;

Operations

MK47

● Damage: 40 → 42;

● MK47 Ember Barrel: 44 → 45, muzzle velocity: 685m/s → 700m/s;

● MK47 Battle Barrel: 44 → 46, Armor Penetration: 46 → 47;

AS Val

● Damage falloff: 27m/54m: 0.85x/0.7x → 27m/54m: 0.9x/0.8x.

● AS Val Assassin Premium Barrel: Abdomen damage multiplier: 0.9 → 1; limb damage multiplier: 0.5 → 0.6; damage falloff distance: 30m/45m → 40m/60m;

M250

● Headshot Multiplier: 1.6 → 1.82;

QCQ171

● Newtype Rapid Bolt: Handling: 0 → 4;

● Newtype Stable Bolt: Handling: -4 → 0;

AK-12

● Damage: 29 → 30, Armor Penetration: 41 → 42;

S12K Shotgun:

● S12K Bump Stock: Control: -6 → 4; Hip Fire Accuracy: -16 → 16; Handling: 0 → 4.

● S12K Breakthrough Long Barrel Combo: Recoil Control: 15 → 7;

● S12K Defender Short Barrel Set: Recoil Control: 15 → 7;

Shotgun Cannon Muzzle Brake:

● Recoil Control: 20 → 12;

Shotgun Echo Suppressor:

● Handling: -8 → -4;

Shotgun Vortex Choke:

● Recoil Control: 15 → 7;

Pistol damage against enemy soldiers significantly increased

● Against Common Soldier, Rocketeer, Sniper: Headshot damage multiplier: 1.8 → 4.5; torso damage multiplier: 1 → 4; limb damage multiplier: 1 → 5.5;

● Against Flamethrower: Headshot damage multiplier: 1.7 → 3;

● Against Machine Gunner: Headshot damage multiplier: 2 → 3.3.


Bug Fixes & Optimizations

● Fixed an issue where the button wouldn't show up after setting a custom Mantle key.

● Fixed an issue where getting hit by Raptor's UAVs caused abnormal damage.

● Fixed an issue where Hackclaw - Wiš'adel had abnormal deployment time when using Flash Drones.

● Fixed abnormal sound effects when some throwable items exploded underwater.

● Fixed occasional Warfare match crashes.

● Fixed an issue where Stinger's Hive-Tech Pistol could gain damage reduction effects.

● Fixed an issue where bosses in Operation Starslayer & Operation Ravenhunter behaved abnormally.

● Fixed an issue where Layali Grove wildfire sound effects weren't affected by helmet noise reduction.


Delta Force Team

Now the 16 levels plus the "Gran Finale" are ready. Of course, the game still needs a lot of polishing, which will be done gradually.