Patch 1.0.1 Apr 22. 2022 Released
Greetings Builders!
Just a small update today. We've touched the balancing a bit, fixed a few bugs and wanted to share the progress with you. What you can't see is that the update includes way more than the changes. Underneath we've been preparing the game for the upcoming editor, giving every building a unique ID and allowing the editor to create new unqiue IDs as well.
The sad news however is that it is unlikely that we'll be able to ship the editor in April. It will most likely hit early May. But we're getting there.
[h2]Todays Changelog:[/h2]
In other news, the next big update which will include the first iteration of the building editor, will also include steam achievements. Since we've been implementing the APIs anyways for the Editor, we've taken the chance to work on these as well:
Just a small update today. We've touched the balancing a bit, fixed a few bugs and wanted to share the progress with you. What you can't see is that the update includes way more than the changes. Underneath we've been preparing the game for the upcoming editor, giving every building a unique ID and allowing the editor to create new unqiue IDs as well.
The sad news however is that it is unlikely that we'll be able to ship the editor in April. It will most likely hit early May. But we're getting there.
[h2]Todays Changelog:[/h2]
- Reduced the number of people on the streets near industry buildings
- Milestone Rebalancing
- Improved Melters now need less production resources
- Powerplants produce 50 - 100% more energy
- Fixed overlapping texts in the milestone menu
- Improved various buildings
- Massive improvements for the japanese texts
- Improved street textures
- Added quite a bunch of new sounds
- Reduced the noise of doves
- Performence improved
- Tutorial will be continued after loading a game
- Trade menu: When setting up the sliders, the tooltip will fade out
In other news, the next big update which will include the first iteration of the building editor, will also include steam achievements. Since we've been implementing the APIs anyways for the Editor, we've taken the chance to work on these as well: