Hotfix Version 1.1.2.0
[h3]General Bug Fixes:[/h3]
- Fixed a collision issue in Pwyll that prevented players from traveling to Hallowshire
Dread Delusion News
Version Update and Steam Trading Cards!
[h3]Steam Trading Cards[/h3]
As one final gift to the dedicated community of the Oneiric Isles, we've added Steam Trading Cards to the game! Add some personal flair to your Steam profile with some Dread Delusion-themed Community Items!
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[h2]Patch Notes[/h2]
[h3]General Changes:[/h3]
As always, thank you for your reports and feedback. This is an ongoing process and wouldn't be possible without your help and support! If you run across any issues, come tell us on our Discord Server or in the Discussion Forums.
As one final gift to the dedicated community of the Oneiric Isles, we've added Steam Trading Cards to the game! Add some personal flair to your Steam profile with some Dread Delusion-themed Community Items!
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[h2]Patch Notes[/h2]
[h3]General Changes:[/h3]
- More artworks were added to the Player House trophies
- The innkeeper in Ferropolis now also functions as a merchant like the other innkeepers in the game. As such, the player can now purchase and sell items when interacting with this NPC
- Unlocked the door in the small Mausoleum island (There was an previous issue with the door's key)
- Fixed an issue where a region transition in the Blinding Light could potentially cause the game to soft-lock
- Fixed an issue where active quests would darken in the journal as if they were completed
- Fixed an issue where the player's airship would disappear under certain conditions
- Fixed an issue where quests would disappear from the player's journal
- Fixed an issue where spells would unequip themselves when returning to the main menu
- Fixed an issue where spells would unequip themselves when using the airship
- Fixed a bug that caused enemy kills to sometimes register as player kills
- Fixed a bug causing player stats to show up as [?] instead of 0 on the Character Stats screen
- Fixed various collision-based issues
- Fixed various animation-based issues
- Fixed various texture-based issues
- Fixed various typo-related issues
As always, thank you for your reports and feedback. This is an ongoing process and wouldn't be possible without your help and support! If you run across any issues, come tell us on our Discord Server or in the Discussion Forums.
Hotfix: Version 1.1.0.13
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[h2]Patch Notes[/h2]
[h3]General Changes:[/h3]
As always, thank you for your reports and feedback. This is an ongoing process and wouldn't be possible without your help and support! If you run across any issues, come tell us on our Discord Server or in the Discussion Forums.
[h2]Patch Notes[/h2]
[h3]General Changes:[/h3]
- Increased damage for the Cipher Spear and Cipher Star spell
- Fixed an issue where the icons for the Poison and Burn status did not disappear when the effect wore off
- Fixed an issue where the player couldn't interact with lower half of the steering wheel
- Fixed an issue where players could potentially get soft-locked in a certain area in the Endless Isle
- Fixed an issue where the snail ship wasn't animating correctly
- Minor geometry fixes
As always, thank you for your reports and feedback. This is an ongoing process and wouldn't be possible without your help and support! If you run across any issues, come tell us on our Discord Server or in the Discussion Forums.
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