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1.2.0 Is LIVE!

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Greetings all!

1.2.0 is finally out of beta and ready to play. This one is FULL of lots of great things. One of the big additions being localized text for nine languages. There are also tons of fixes, tunings, and new content.

Highlights include:

Localization for nine new languages: Spanish, Italian, French, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, and German.
Achievements - long, long time coming for this one
Loads of new caves, dungeons, biome specific spawns (ruins and such)
New scenarios (and re-enabled old ones too)
Uniforms can now equip the best item you own based on stats
Visitors to the Inn - sell them drinks and beds to sleep in
Huge update to water simulation
Improved biome terrain gen: volcanoes for tropical islands, better shapes for centralised mountains/islands
Diet additions - can edit these again
Progression overhaul and rebalance
Six million bug fixes
Much, much more!

Live updated depth bar.

Kingdom level up bonuses and unlocks window.

Cleaned up UI.

Companions/children/parents now shown on entity window.

For those that like to read (a lot) here are the full patch notes:

New Content
- Added language selection under General settings, with French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese translations. English uses the original fonts. French, Italian, German, and Spanish default to Pixeloid Sans, Chinese to Fusion Pixel, and Japanese to Fusion Pixel JP. Unsupported fonts are greyed out. Switching languages restores your saved font choice. The default font is now listed as Chevy (Default).
- Added six tutorial cards each for Ancients, Ardyn, and Tomek, and five for Gwdir. These cover survival, rooms, production, and growing your population.
- Added 11 Steam achievements.
- Restored resurrection in the Arcane Study after researching Dark Magic.
- Snoots now lay Snoot Eggs after mating. Use Incubate Snoot Egg in an Animal Enclosure to hatch them.
- Chirpens, Crabs, Gullys, Haasts, Nightwings, Owls, Squeakens, and Traeliks now have their own eggs and incubation jobs in Animal Enclosures.
- Added a Diet tab to Entity Info with shared food and drink preferences for each race: 0 forbids an item, while 1–3 sets its priority. Eating, drinking, feeding, and serving jobs respect the eater's current diet. Reset Race Diet restores all defaults, including undiscovered items, and appears only when preferences have changed.
- Added Best Available to individual uniform slots. Choose a skill or attribute to rank discovered, non-unique equipment by its bonus. Settlers use the best available option, keep their current gear on ties, and account for both hands when equipping two-handed tools or weapons.
- Expanded the Human tutorial to cover basic needs, containers, jobs, stockpiles, and rooms.
- Added 20 lore descriptions and filled in missing item, prop, and block descriptions.
- Added the Abyssal Drain. Unlocked by Arcane Mastery and built using Void Craft, three Void Crystals, and two Rutile Ingots. Drains adjacent water.
- Added Bait Water, which uses five bait to attract fish and encourage nearby spawning for one in-game hour. Location info shows the remaining bait duration.
- Fisheries can now make Fish Bait from food waste or seeds at a table.
- Tropical mountains now have volcanic terrain with a raised rim around a central crater.
- Arboretum branches and leaves stay within the room's width and length, but can grow above it. Added small pala, palm, and tthdir trees. All tree families have a small variant for tight spaces.
- Added 25 shapes each for oak, apple, iro, pala, berara, and nila trees, plus 30 Caelum Oscula shapes. Saplings grow into fixed mature shapes, trying alternatives when a tree will not fit. Mature trees no longer spread or change shape.
- Added 80 surface ruins.
- Added five dungeon types to every biome.
- Added 19 new settlement scenarios, including three for each of five biomes.
- Added ten cave interiors.
- Added a combat summary showing casualties from all factions, dropped items, and XP earned.
- Added hostile spies that evade settlers and kill livestock.
- Added kidnappers that steal children. Killing the kidnapper frees the child.
- Renamed the Tavern to Inn. Settlers can serve meals and drinks to seated neutral sapient guests, who can also pay to sleep in beds.
- Restored 28 additional standalone settlement encounters using existing dialogue.
- Added 13 random histories for each playable race: Humans, Ardyn, Ancients, Gwdir, and Tomek. Revised descriptions and corrected lore names and ages.
- Added a depth bar which shows a live terrain preview with plants, water, discovered caves, and a sky that follows the day/night cycle.
- Added optional camera edge scrolling and a separate speed setting under General. Disabled by default.
- Added Restrict to room under job item permissions. When enabled, a job only counts and uses items inside its room. Missing-item warnings explain when this restriction applies.
- Added an Entered Combat notification. It pauses the game and focuses the camera by default, once per battle.
- Added Right Shift + left-click/drag as an alternate Deselect binding for trackpad users.
- Added a fourth, larger UI scale option in settings.
- Added a Tooltips tab to the selection panel, selected by default. Selecting another tab hides the docked tooltips.
- Added AND/OR matching to room occupant groups.
- Added an Animal Feed item category.
- Added an option to restrict room item storage to containers.
- Added Alt+Backspace to expand collapsed list groups one indent at a time.
- Added Sapient and Non-Sapient capture settings to the lock tool. These work alongside faction settings. Existing cages allow both by default, and choices are saved.
- Added monitor selection and Borderless Full Screen to Graphics settings. Resolution can be changed in all window modes, with the monitor's resolution marked "Current Screen". Monitor changes revert after 10 seconds unless confirmed.
Tuning
- Reduced the tutorial background opacity to 50%.
- Space now advances tutorial messages.
- Sapient visitors begin arriving at the map edge after the first week while peaceful nations are available to send them. Friendly nations send visitors more often.
- Egg-laying and reproduction jobs appear once the species has joined your kingdom and the required research is unlocked. Incubation jobs require the egg rather than ownership of the animal.
- Research previews show upcoming unlocks and level requirements. Locked research appears below available level-up choices.
- Nation level-ups now grant one research choice and one population or stat bonus. The entity level cap still increases automatically.
- Replaced edicts with Ren at a rate of 1,000 Ren per edict. Older saves convert the balance once, placing the Ren in a nation member's inventory.
- Population rewards add 5 capacity, up to a maximum of 99. Each stat can receive a level-up bonus once, with three stat bonuses offered per level.
- Ancient Wisdom now grants +90 Wisdom, raising an Ancient's base personal and kingdom XP bonus from 10% to 100%.
- Wood, stone, bronze, iron, steel, and rutile working now unlock their weapons, armor, and defenses. Disabled the separate Weapons And Armor research choices.
- Farming, Hunting, Wood-Work, and Stone-Work unlock at level 2. Moved basic production earlier in the research tree.
- Research columns unlock at kingdom levels 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, and 64. Fixed starting and saved research allowing players to skip unfinished columns. Racial starting technologies are still available immediately.
- Research no longer requires discovering specific materials. Research prerequisites still apply, and crafting recipes retain their material costs.
- When all research or settlement bonuses have been chosen, that category offers 10 Ren per reward level. Rewards spawn near a player-controlled entity.
- Removed the limit of one Gwnvayth per kingdom.
- NPC Pitzargl turn hostile after one in-game day.
- Wild Pitzargl now hunt the same prey as Vytrax. Neutral predators turn hostile when they choose player-owned prey. Player-controlled creatures don't hunt on their own.
- Vytrax can now eat Animal Fodder.
- Vytrax now require an Animal Enclosure to breed.
- Animal Fodder is now made in Animal Enclosures instead of Kitchens and no longer counts as a meal.
- Animal feeding and watering jobs use Restrict to room by default.
- Egg-laying animals now lay one egg per day after mating, wherever they are. Roosts are used only for incubation and no longer store eggs. Chicken eggs must be incubated to hatch.
- Interrupted mating attempts now retry after one in-game hour instead of waiting the full breeding interval.
- Pitzargls and Honeybees now reproduce by duplication. Each can duplicate at most once per in-game day.
- Eating and drinking jobs now check for food or drink the worker can collect before interrupting other work. Critical jobs assign workers directly instead of sending them idle to search again.
- Rebalanced food and drink recovery for hunger, thirst, energy, health, and Spirit.
- Settler meals, animal feeding, and meals served at Inns and Prison Cells grant Well Fed for one in-game hour: +1 morale and +3 hunger every five minutes.
- Prison Cells now have a Servers group for serving free meals and drinks to prisoners at seats.
- Base Morale is now 10. Entities gain or lose Spirit each in-game hour equal to their current Morale, including room, clothing, and diet modifiers.
- Spirit tooltips now show current Morale, including for entities outside your faction.
- Magic blueprints require at least 10 Spirit to start and consume 10 Spirit on completion.
- Entities pass out after eight hours at zero energy and sleep until fully rested, recovering two energy per minute. Combat delays passing out. Ancients and Void Woken are exempt.
- Neutral and hostile entities can now get hungry, thirsty, and tired.
- Neutral and hostile non-sapient creatures gain Wild Forager, restoring 50 hunger and thirst each game hour. Captured and player-controlled animals still need food and water.
- Increased quality from hives, troughs, roosts, cages, tanning racks, training dummies, fire pits, and sleeping mats.
- Blueprint requirements show how much food the diet allows out of your total supplies. If food is available but forbidden, they say “Blocked by diet.” Diet category counts now match the items shown.
- New profession uniforms use Best Available for hands and clothing, prioritizing their primary skill. Combat professions prioritize toughness for clothing, and all professions prioritize carrying for back slots.
- Light and medium leather crafting now require a tanning rack instead of a workbench. Wood and stone tanning racks now satisfy leather recipe requirements.
- Butchering Tamtallen now yields meat, hide, and bone.
- Researching equipment recipes now discovers their equipment for assignment before it has been crafted or found.
- Unassigned settlers now have a shared equipment uniform.
- Non-sapient creatures no longer receive random starting inventory or equipment.
- Entities with life-threatening statuses no longer wander idly or visit rooms at random. They can still work, meet urgent needs, and move to safety.
- Settlers start work as soon as they reach a valid tile instead of continuing to a previously chosen spot. Jobs that require an exact location still use that tile.
- Rutile smelting now requires an existing steel or rutile furnace, making steel production the step before processing rutile.
- Void Woken return to the void when their energy runs out, leaving carried and equipped items behind. This no longer counts as a death.
- Bonus plants and platforms now appear in the room quality list.
- Location tooltips now show water levels.
- Removed room occupant caps. Each occupant reduces room quality by 10, and quality updates as occupants join or leave. The room overview includes surrounding blocks and morale effects.
- Superior rooms grant +3 morale (up from +1), and squalid rooms apply -3 (from -2). These can offset each other. Room effects apply to assigned occupants even outside the room and update every minute as quality or membership changes. Each effect applies once and clears when it no longer applies. Custom groups receive no room effects. The room overview shows the morale effects.
- Squalid and Superior Room morale auras now apply only to sapient occupants. Room-specific animal bonuses are unchanged.
- Removed room quality, morale effects, and Superior bonuses from Stockpiles.
- Room quality now lists Squalid debuffs alongside Superior bonuses. Active penalties appear red, and bonuses appear green.
- T'Igwir now assign Farmers by default.
- Superior Workshops now grant Craft-Working, T'Igwir grant Farming, Animal Enclosure shepherds gain Animal Caretaking, and Arcane Studies grant Void-Working.
- Rooms have props that contribute double quality, such as beds in Homes and anvils in Smithies. The quality breakdown lists each bonus prop and multiplier. Undiscovered props appear as ???, with their icons and search results hidden.
- Superior rooms now need 70% quality instead of 75%; Adequate still needs 25%. Adjacent blocks contribute half their quality once per room, excluding blocks above and below. The room overview shows these contributions and both thresholds.
- Reworked Room Management into Overview, Jobs, Storage, and Occupants tabs. Added job sorting, idle-job requirements, usable storage space, and occupant activity. The quality breakdown shows current and maximum quality, bonuses, and points needed for the next tier.
- Rebalanced room quality. Furniture and decorations contribute more than storage, workstations, and defenses, with bonuses for better materials. Finished floors and roofs also provide more quality. Crops provide moderate quality, flowers and unusual plants provide more, and weeds provide little. Tree roots and empty plants no longer add quality.
- Wood workbenches now provide 40 room quality, matching stone workbenches.
- Remains now show who they belonged to. Wood and stone coffins preserve remains while stored inside.
- Room categories now match inventory category backgrounds and name colors in both room lists.
- Idle entities prefer to stay in their current room, occasionally visiting another room they occupy. Merchants follow the same behavior.
- Room stocking now prefers available containers before open floor storage, while respecting room priorities and storage restrictions.
- Arcane Studies now assign Thaumaturges instead of Mages by default. Updating older Arcane Studies preserves their other occupant settings.
- Arcane Mastery now unlocks Mages and Thaumaturges. Summoners are exclusive to Ancients, who start with all three professions. Tomek no longer arrive as Mages, Summoners, or Thaumaturges.
- Void Woken start with higher mining and logging skills, with both jobs enabled alongside hauling. Removed their stone and wood crafting bonuses. Void Imps also gain a small mining increase to keep them the stronger starting miners.
- Mining, logging, harvesting, and deconstruction tooltips now preview item yields for the hovered tile.
- Settlers with inventory space now weigh unloading trips against available work, preventing low-priority hauling from taking precedence over higher-priority mining.
- Clicking Auto-Queue on a disabled job enables it at priority 1. Expanded jobs show requirements even while disabled.
- Combat summaries pause the game and can be disabled with Never show again. Added Show Combat Summary to general settings to enable them again.
- Auto-job age conditions now compare days instead of completed years.
- Completed tutorials can now be restarted from the Codex.
- Auto-queued planting now waits for the crop's growing season. Added Season conditions to auto-jobs for seasonal work and crop rotation, with is/is not comparisons and AND/OR combinations.
- Auto-job conditions can now require an attribute amount on the worker or target, such as a Leech Life target being at least 20 years old. Added “at least” and “at most” comparisons.
- Added water-production conditions for bottles, buckets, and bulbs. Manual Fill Container orders now repeat independently of Wellhouse automation.
- Clarified that jobs requiring a table, including Trail Mix, can also use workbenches.
- Children can only haul until adulthood and cannot choose a profession or earn XP. Tooltips explain these restrictions.
- Moved the Tracking tab's entity lists into Settlement Inventory, grouped by race with population counts and tracking controls.
- Items spawned with surface structures start unclaimed and must be claimed before settlers can use them.
- Ordinary item spawn caps now exclude items archived in other settlements and overworld party stock. Legendary item caps remain global.
- Death alerts show the cause of death and remain visible after the character is archived.
- Leather-Work now unlocks Leatherworkers, Cloth-Work unlocks Tailors, and Fishing I unlocks Fishermen.
- Repeating jobs, including fishing and collecting water, now check for higher-priority work between completed cycles.
- Collecting water now reduces the source tile's water level.
- Only water touching the map edge at or below sea level provides an unlimited source.
- Dungeons no longer generate above sea level.
- Reworked water flow. Water fills downward first, spreads between neighboring tiles, and equalizes through connected bodies of water.
- Hold Alt to show capacity gauges on partially filled water tiles.
- Rain replenishes exposed water. Shallow, exposed water evaporates after 30 in-game minutes.
- Wood and stone wells now refill in 90 in-game minutes, down from 180.
- Farms now receive double quality from tilled earth and no longer receive bonus quality from wells or troughs.
- Tables and workbenches now give bonus Fishery quality instead of barrels. Iceboxes keep their bonus.
- Open water no longer increases Fishery quality requirements.
- Fishermen occasionally move to another Fishery spot after several empty casts. Manually placed fishing jobs keep their assigned location.
- Fishermen now keep pursuing fish they have lured and try other nearby fish when a lure fails.
- Reduced targeted fish spawning near active fishermen and baited water to at most once every four in-game hours.
- Fish are slightly more likely to spawn near active fishing jobs.
- Fish tooltips now match the location tooltip's width and full-size icon layout.
- Hill terrain now slopes down more gently toward the map edges.
- Newly generated Tropical and Tropical Forest terrain slopes gently downward toward the tile edges without raising the center.
- Drowned Caverns now generate only in Ocean and Tropical biomes, including Tropical Forests and Mountains.
- Lowered Ridgestone layers so they do not reach as far up mountains.
- Adjusted starting vegetation in deserts and desert mountains to make spring plants.
- Slowed natural spreading for desert plants and shortened desert flower, cactus, agave, and melon lifespans.
- Farms, Arboretums, Hortichrons, Brood Gardens, and Apiaries now receive bonus quality from their relevant plants. Tree bonuses apply to saplings and trunk bases.
- Trees larger than 1x1x3 require at least 60 days of simulation time. Blocked saplings retry their smallest failed size after an hour.
- Updated the Load Game list with clearer realm and kingdom names, save details, and full seed values. Version and mod details appear on hover.
- Moved family members from the History list to portraits with relationship labels on the Stats tab.
- Enter and Numpad Enter now confirm kingdom setup when Create Realm is available.
- Removing apple, berara, Caelum Oscula, iro, nila, oak, pala, and palm trunks now drops a seed.
- Mining frozen water now drops Ice Chunks.
- Increased XP for difficult jobs and advanced recipes.
- Seeds from mature plants are now rare at low Farming skill. Harvests average 0.6 seeds at 10 Farming, 1.2 at 20, and three at 50 or higher, regardless of the crop's previous seed count.
- Caves and dungeons now stop spawning a race when 10 living neutral or hostile members of that race are already on the map. Player-owned and captured entities do not count toward this limit.
- Caves with hostile inhabitants generate only below Z 90.
- Dungeons generate below Z 115.
- Diagonally connected cave sections are now discovered together, reducing chains of location notifications.
- The Voidlands' magical aura grants all entities +10 Morale while in the biome.
- Flying creatures now prefer airborne routes while remaining able to land and use confined passages.
- Happy now grants +2 movement speed and Unhappy applies -2 movement speed, replacing the old core-skill modifiers. Happiness thresholds remain 75% and 25%.
- Nearby idle NPCs of the same race and nation can now move together.
- Improved entity avoidance across tile boundaries and separation of overlapping idle entities.
- Sieging attackers dig and build toward your settlement faster, especially in large groups and at higher game speeds. They now swim across water and still build bridges across chasms.
- Stealthed creatures are now harder to spot, especially for non-sapient creatures. Added a cooldown before entities can enter stealth again.
- Void mines now damage nearby entities without destroying surrounding blocks or starting fires.
- Being tired now halves damage after armor is applied. Previously, it subtracted half the damage before armor.
- Iron mace, iron flail, rutile dire flail, and wood club strikes now deal bludgeoning damage instead of piercing damage.
- Pitzargl now have a 50% chance to carry one bone, iron sword, iron dagger, wood bow, or wood crossbow.
- Reduced the iron dagger's critical rate bonus from 50 to 5.
- Reduced Fighter Mouse's minimum gap after other encounters from one day to one hour.
- Fighters spread out and move apart between attacks. Ranged fighters make room instead of crowding into melee.
- Gwdir visitors, migrants, and random settlers are now male. Newly spawned female Gwdir are always Gwnvayths and wear a rose crown.
- Markets now accept any neutral sapient visitor carrying items or Ren. Eligible visitors can be traded with anywhere in the settlement.
- Attacking a neutral visitor immediately starts a war with their overworld nation. Its citizens become hostile and stop visiting. Arrival and attack messages warn about the consequences, and a popup announces the war.
- Cages ask for confirmation before trapping a neutral visitor from a peaceful nation. Canceling leaves the visitor outside the cage.
- Local visits won't bring the visitor count above your kingdom's population or 50, whichever is lower. Smaller groups arrive when there's less room, and visits stop while you're at the cap.
- Visitors arrive with at least 15 Ren. They won't order anything they can't afford, and leave when they run out of money. They also leave if they've been hungry, thirsty, or tired for 12 in-game hours.
- Recondite, Gaiyus, and Popcornia now bring gems to trade alongside their weapons and Ren.
- Repeat events now wait at least six days. Raid variants share a cooldown, as do night-creature attacks, merchant events, and settler arrivals.
- Cage escape difficulty now uses the cage's skill level.
- Added job difficulty info to block details.
- Neutral and hostile juveniles can now use combat skills. Child work restrictions still apply, and age-related skill restrictions update when factions change.
- Automatically sized hostile parties now start at one member, gain one per 15 settlement days, and gain one per two adult settlers in combat professions. Existing hostiles reduce the arriving group, with party sizes limited to 1–25. Dead settlers no longer count.
- Claiming territory, founding settlements, and building roads now check and consume settlement resources. Parties no longer need to carry those resources.
- Settlement founding and road building retain their material costs.
- Territory claims now cost 1,000 Ren from settlement stock.
- Human Settlers loadout now starts with an empty glass bottle.
- Non-sapient entities assigned to the player faction now become captured instead.
- Entity status icons now appear in visible labels instead of above the entity. Entities with status or speech icons keep individual labels.
- Nearby matching entity labels combine into a count centered over the group to reduce clutter. Click a grouped label to select its members. Selected entities and search results retain individual labels.
- Grouped new-entity notification previews now show the arriving races' icons beside the count.
- Notification pause settings now have separate faction filters. Death previews can remain enabled for captives and animals while pausing only for citizens.
- Left-clicking notification previews now goes to the event, including grouped notifications. Right-clicking opens the related entries in the log.
- Fishing results now appear in the notification log, with details about catches, empty casts, failed lures, and unsuitable water. Previews are disabled by default.
- Void Recall now adds a Recalled entry to the notification log, with previews, pausing, and camera focus disabled by default.
- Brightened disabled UI text.
- World hover tooltips now keep their last location or entity while the mouse is over UI.
- The entity overlay now shows how a creature reproduces just below Size. Hover over the entry to see its requirements and how many children it has had out of its lifetime maximum.
- Left-clicking the world exits active search input. Clicking UI keeps search active.
- Clicking the active selection actions tab now hides its list without leaving a gap above the tabs. The list stays hidden after reloading. Click any tab to reopen it.
- Settlement placement and object selection temporarily turn off single-layer selection, restoring your saved preference when leaving those modes.
- Single-layer selection starts enabled and remembers your choice across sessions.
- Hotkey prompts now include custom bindings and hide disabled defaults.
- Combat summaries include hostile deaths outside active combat, such as trap and environmental kills.
- Moved the first kingdom's Start button to the bottom center of the HUD, with settler and supply counts, a beige background, and a black border. It only appears when choosing the first settlement tile.
- Ancients gain +5 Morale from their Aeternal racial perk.
- Selection grids now stay on the selected depth and respect depth shading. Lower terrain no longer cuts into the empty-space grid.
Optimizations
- Improved room updates when large numbers of items share the same tags.
- Reduced frame-time spikes when searching for nearby job resources.
- Saves retain only the 100 most recent fallen enemies and remove their records once their remains are gone.
- New worlds with large amounts of water now load much faster.
- Improved terrain rendering performance and spread large terrain updates across frames.
- Reduced unnecessary checks when scheduling scenarios and visitor arrivals.
- Optimized minimap updates, especially when many objects are selected.
- Reduced memory allocations from frequent notifications.
- Reduced memory use for world visuals, lighting updates, and small ID collections.
- World collections and pending update buffers now reserve space as needed instead of reserving for the full map.
- Reduced pathfinding memory use. Reusable search buffers are now prepared during loading to prevent stalls when entities start moving.
- Reduced temperature simulation memory use. Its buffers are now prepared during loading to avoid stalls around heat sources.
- Fixed repeating jobs retaining old action records and consuming more memory over time.
- Fixed tooltips repeatedly rebuilding when the hover target had not changed.
Fixes
- Fixed completed tutorials resetting between sessions.
- Fixed duplicate Elder names in the Codex. The Ardyn variant is now named "Elder Ardyn".
- Added missing button sounds to the kingdom level-up popup.
- Tomek born from Sig'Mokr'a and Sig'Mokr'En now have only the ritual performer listed as their parent.
- Companions assigned to the required room type can meet and mate anywhere, including when assigned to different Homes or Animal Enclosures.
- Settlers can now walk across locked hatches and trap doors. The lock only blocks travel to the level below.
- Bees once again visit plants and return pollen to apiaries.
- Fixed Pitzargl not duplicating.
- Fixed reproduction exceeding the population cap, including pregnancies started before the cap was reached. Births now stop at the limit, including within litters, and the population check matches the HUD.
- Ground-sleep spots now require dry, supported ground, including in Animal Enclosures.
- Fixed feeding and watering jobs checking the wrong consumer or clearing another animal's hunger and thirst statuses.
- Fixed failed movement to stockpiles blocking settlers from finding drinking and other jobs.
- Fixed entities drinking from blocks without water-collection permission.
- Fixed cooking and other item actions applying diet effects to the worker. Those effects now only apply when eating or drinking. Also fixed harmful effects being labeled as benefits.
- Hungry and thirsty settlers now look for ordinary work when no suitable food or drink job is available.
- Fixed a possible crash when Tomek rituals continued affecting a consumed parent after its removal.
- Making ink now returns the empty water container. The separate glass bottle is still consumed.
- Chicken and Waffles is now classified as a Meal instead of Meat.
- Fixed incorrect health and energy when spawning or loading entities with bonuses to their maximum stats, including missing starting health, unwanted healing, and energy being cut off at the base maximum.
- Fixed maximum-energy bonuses causing settlers to wake before fully rested or skip the slowdown at 10% energy or less.
- Restored equipment hover details and clicks in settler tooltips.
- Two-handed equipment now removes displaced gear and its effects, returning the gear to inventory. Required slots are validated before any equipment is replaced.
- Missing equipment in an individual uniform no longer blocks available two-handed weapons from other uniforms.
- Clearing an item from a uniform now moves matching gear into the inventories of characters who use it. Characters who are away do this when they return, including after saving and loading. Characters keep wearing it if another uniform requires it or the item cannot be removed.
- Changing a uniform, its users, or its priority now cancels obsolete pickups. Characters recheck their equipment needs before starting another pickup.
- Fixed item reservations expiring during active pickups and older requests releasing another settler's reservation. Equipment pickups now also reject items reserved by another request.
- Characters waiting for equipment now check again when it is claimed or another task releases its reservation.
- Fixed failed equipment drops returning items to dying characters or giving them to other dead characters.
- When a character cannot reach equipment for their uniform, they now try equipment elsewhere. They wait 30 seconds before trying the failed location again.
- Removed duplicate equipment from visitor and enemy loot.
- Individual uniforms now survive travel without creating duplicates. Duplicate individual uniforms in older saves are merged on load; later saved assignments replace earlier ones, while empty slots leave earlier assignments intact.
- Fixed newly created equipment sometimes being ignored by uniforms after another item was destroyed during pickup.
- Equipping a carried item for a higher-priority uniform now prevents lower-priority uniforms from overriding that slot.
- Fixed getting free energy by repeatedly equipping items that increase maximum energy.
- Hungry and thirsty settlers look for work to meet their needs before unloading or equipping items. Full inventories no longer prevent them from collecting food or drink for immediate consumption.
- Fixed NPC items unlocking discoveries before the player acquired them. Items are now discovered in the settlement or when carried or equipped by player or captured entities, including overworld parties.
- Saved equipment now loads into the correct tracked slots even if the slot order has changed. Dropping several items of the same type no longer skips some of them.
- Renaming rooms no longer removes their icons. Missing room icons are restored when loading a save.
- Fixed room-job conditions evaluating AND/OR incorrectly, including OR failing when only the first condition was true.
- Haulers can now collect items from ledges and other spots they can reach but cannot stand on.
- Fixed workers repeatedly climbing toward unsupported air tiles to reach jobs above them.
- Fixed Fill Container jobs being unavailable above water.
- Fill Container orders wait for wells to refill, allowing workers to take other jobs while water is unavailable.
- Fixed settlers overlooking eligible work when all 256 shortlisted jobs were unavailable to them.
- Fixed settlers getting stuck on jobs with nowhere to work.
- Fixed jobs getting stuck after completion errors. Partly completed jobs are removed instead of retried.
- Fixed job searches accessing freed memory when leaving a session.
- Fixed job assignment errors leaving searches registered and blocking updates to available work.
- Fixed settlers waiting indefinitely for job requests after processing errors.
- Fixed canceled job requests being processed again after reuse, starting the same job action twice.
- Jobs now recheck their location requirements before completion.
- Fixed right-clicking jobs in location details and job lists not removing them.
- Fixed item permissions not refreshing job availability when restored to their defaults.
- Leader professions now stay hidden in Profession Defaults and Skill Defaults. Unavailable professions correctly appear locked and inactive in Profession Defaults.
- Fixed profession changes disabling default skills, including hauling. Resetting skills now respects Skill Defaults.
- Fixed settlers overlooking available jobs after priority changes or expired cooldowns.
- Fixed jobs checking secondary target requirements against the worker instead of the target.
- Item-count conditions no longer cancel jobs already in progress.
- Saved jobs with incompatible recipe actions now return their deposited materials and restart with the current recipe instead of restoring materials and progress into the wrong steps.
- Fixed settlers remembering failed work locations across jobs and refusing to retry after access was restored.
- Fixed settlers choosing work locations through blocked floors and ceilings.
- Workers try other valid work positions before abandoning an unreachable job.
- Fixed remains being discarded when nearby tiles were too crowded to place them.
- Saved items now load even when above a spawn cap.
- Fixed logs and other loose items floating in midair. Items fall when their support is removed.
- Fixed jobs removing items from inventory before checking if they could be stored.
- Fixed single-item jobs, including drinking, ignoring usable items already carried when inventory was full or no suitable item could be found in the world.
- Ren no longer takes up inventory space or causes encumbrance. Random item generation no longer adds ordinary items when its item limit is zero.
- Fixed small windows, including Inventory and Log, being blocked from reaching the screen edges when dragged.
- Fixed lures targeting the air above water, failed lures stopping fish movement, and failed casts reporting success.
- Fixed water spreading endlessly above sea level during simulation and world loading, including flooding from newly revealed caves.
- Trees and structures no longer generate over water, including where canopies and other overhangs extend beyond dry ground.
- Fixed repeated failures on room jobs, including drinking, making settlers wait longer than the intended 30 game minutes before trying again.
- Fixed successful jobs not clearing previous failure cooldowns, causing longer waits after later failures.
- Fixed river courses changing when terrain is regenerated after restarting the game.
- Ranges now recognize training dummies regardless of the terrain beneath them. Ranged training no longer incorrectly requires tillable ground.
- Harvest Crop no longer removes floors or prevents Build Floor orders on the same tile.
- Fixed unwanted item drops from unsupported trees during world generation and from trees or structures clearing their footprints. Trees now drop items only when cut down or when an established foundation is removed.
- Fixed cave haasts, rats, and snoots spawning with the wrong faction. Cave crabs now use the neutral faction.
- Fixed dungeon discovery checking dungeon IDs instead of occupied tiles, causing unrelated tiles to be skipped or existing dungeons to be revisited.
- Fixed dungeon discovery failing when a dungeon has no requirements defined.
- Settlers and creatures on large maps now follow long routes in stages, continuing from the furthest point they can reach.
- Entities now account for their movement type and faction when checking routes after terrain changes.
- Fixed idle movement not checking all eight neighboring tiles.
- Fixed canceled avoidance movements counting as movement, and following slowdowns responding to outdated movement directions or distant creatures.
- Pathfinding now uses the same blocked-corner checks as movement, preventing repeated attempts to follow an unusable diagonal route.
- Blocked movement no longer plays the walking animation.
- Fixed settlers changing direction mid-step and endlessly retrying blocked paths.
- Departing settlers and creatures now try other exits if their route fails. Recruiting one cancels its departure.
- Fixed escaping cave creatures falling back down between digging turns. Non-sapients dig footholds; sapients build ladders before climbing.
- Fixed idle entities being moved off ladders to find solid ground.
- Path shortcuts now respect ground support and access restrictions.
- Fixed fighters running past their attack positions when targets move.
- Projectiles stopped by obstructions no longer damage or apply attack statuses to their intended targets.
- Missed attacks no longer apply statuses such as poison.
- Fixed weighted attack selection favoring the first attack and allowing zero-weight attacks to be selected.
- Canceling an attack now clears its pending data while keeping projectiles already in flight and results from completed attacks.
- Fixed projectiles losing track of their attacker and target after saving.
- Last stand now checks current health and protection at impact instead of when a projectile is fired.
- Fixed chance rolls for evasion, critical hits, and last stand. A 0% chance can no longer succeed.
- Fixed Sword of Love making its wielder unable to die. It now adds 100 to maximum health.
- Fixed predators targeting themselves instead of nearby prey. Predators can also attempt to hunt before fleeing from player entities.
- Fixed repeated sighted notifications for stealthed entities.
- Fixed food counts missing carried supplies or counting food already set aside for a job twice. Servers can use food they're carrying. Food searches no longer get stuck when diet priorities change or supplies run out.
- Visitors whose events need children now leave when no suitable children remain. Rescued children keep trying to spawn if there's no room for them, including after reloading.
- Summoned creatures now join their summoner's nation and faction without being recorded as their children.
- Creatures now lose faction-specific traits when they change factions.
- Fixed birth histories preventing fast and slow movement traits from generating.
- Fixed Void Woken and other ageless creatures spawning with birth dates years in the past.
- Fixed name prefixes and suffixes appearing too often, including ones set to never appear.
- Race-specific recruitment stories now require the matching player race. Foreign merchants and enemies can still visit.
- Fixed belief histories failing to generate when referring to a specific god.
- Fixed children sometimes receiving an appearance type unrelated to their parents, including when all matching appearances have already been used.
- Fixed adult Haasts, adult owls, and elder owls being classified as children.
- History entries now retain the names of archived friends.
- Fixed an unintended game over when clicking a faction in the top bar during settlement placement.
- Settlers lost in overworld battles are now recorded as deaths.
- Loading a game now restores Overworld or Object selection. Saves made with another tool active return to Object selection.
- Fixed an error in selection tooltips when loading a save.
- Fixed jobs losing track of stored resources after loading a save.
- Fixed saves failing to load when stored jobs could not be recreated.
- Fixed spotlight-filled areas not refreshing their lighting when loading a saved game.
- Removed the duplicate Laborers group from Wellhouses. Existing worker assignments are merged when loading a save.
- Fixed restoring archived settlers deleting files still needed to reload the last save.
- Fixed resurrection changing archived family relationships before saving. Reloading without saving now restores the previous relationships. Newly archived entities also retain their save format version when playing an older settlement.
- Fixed settlement ambience playing on the overworld map. Only music plays while the map is open.
- The party editor now counts each cargo item once and excludes Ren, fixing inflated totals and false encumbrance warnings.
- Departing parties now take only their requested cargo quantities and respect member inventory capacity, retaining Ren's existing capacity exemption.
- Starting party loadouts retain supplies that exceed carrying capacity instead of discarding them.
- New saves preserve the entity identity attached to remains so resurrection can still identify the character after reloading. Existing saves remain loadable; identity data already lost in older saves cannot be recovered.
- Fixed camera panning reshuffling floating label groups and swapping their positions in stacks.
- Fixed a floating-label error when leaving a game session.
- Fixed floating labels overlapping or briefly jumping when their contents change, and reduced unnecessary label updates.
- Stacked notifications now refresh their countdown with each new report instead of repeatedly disappearing and replaying their sound.
- Notifications added to an existing stack no longer replay its sound when raising its priority.
- Fixed tooltip hit areas shifting and preventing clicks.
- Corrected spelling in tooltip names and descriptions.
- Fixed an oversized multiplication symbol in the Ren level reward tooltip.
- Fixed an error when opening location tooltips.
- Fixed single-layer selection blacking out lower terrain on the minimap and shading the wrong height after changing layers or selection modes.
- Fixed unsupported fullscreen resolutions on Windows and the resolution list failing to refresh after switching monitors.
- Fixed the minimap view rectangle using the wrong zoom level and failing to update with resolution or HUD changes.
- Fixed terrain 40 or more levels below the current view appearing too bright on the minimap.
- Fixed neighboring terrain textures bleeding into tile edges at fractional resolutions.
- Fixed the camera starting underground when entering a tile for the first time.
- Fixed clicking an entity's name in the entity overlay not opening the rename window.
- Fixed custom key-and-mouse bindings triggering without both inputs, including Ctrl+mouse wheel.
- Fixed scrollbar dragging triggering window resizing.
- Fixed scrollbar dragging falling behind the cursor at different HUD scales and with uneven row heights.
- Fixed room Delete and Rename buttons losing clicks when their lists refreshed.
- Fixed location highlight errors when hidden blocks are revealed and false warnings from large selections.
- Neighboring tile visuals now refresh after grass spreads into a new tile, keeping connected edges up to date.
- Fixed screens with a fixed layout, including New Game, being resized and offset when opened.
- Fixed returning settlers remaining on the simulated population roster and being counted again on departure.
- Voidlands sand deposits now generate as blood sand.
- Fixed Collect All and Collect Stock actions continuing after a failed pickup instead of reporting failure.
Thanks for reading and playing. Hope you enjoy the new additions to the game.

And a special thanks to Kingfisher, Pheather, Luther Lightfoot, Ains Grand Sorcerer of East, Saint of Grey, G9aster, Awful Falafel, Malicus, Tchey, and all the amazing beta testers that helped get this out the door. You are legends.

Best,

Waylon

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