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[p]Hello,[/p][p]Last time I talked about individual features of Adventure mode. This time I'd like to give you a kind of a big picture how this mode will be played. Please note that this is still early stage so some key mechanisms may still change significantly.[/p][p][/p][p]Your typical adventure game will begin in a so called Homeworld. This is your stable world where you can do whatever you want. There's no research here, no ascending, no score. This world just exists and you can experiment here.[/p][p]You also get regular opportunities to enter different world.[/p][h2]1. Chaos World Spawn[/h2][p]Every now and then a new world will appear at your doorstep. You will see some very limited info about this world (size and type) but most will be concealed. If you want to, you can enter this world. Or you don't have to and can chill in Homeworld a bit more. Entirely up to you.[/p][h2]2. Entering Chaos World[/h2][p]If you choose to enter the Chaos world, you will leave whatever Population and buildings you had in your homeworld. At that point you will be 'moved' to a new world with its own randomly rolled map, rules and ascension upgrades.[/p][p][/p][p][/p][p]Example of an early chaos world. It consists of just two scenarios reaching Classical era and various optional upgrades on the sides. Note that most upgrades can be purchased repeatedly. [/p][p][/p][h2]3. Scenarios[/h2][p]Your task is to 'tame' the world by completing its scenarios. There is no generic 'Start new civilization button', you can only play Scenarios one by one.[/p][p]Each scenario is semi-randomly generated - it has a Primary objective and a set of Secondary objectives. [/p][p]These objectives are your source of Gold Lotus score here as opposed to Campaign, where score is mainly granted by reaching civilization milestones like population or crises defeated. [/p][p]In addition to this score, each World will also have a special resource similar to Coal&Oil which will act as multiplier to the end lotus score.[/p][p][/p][h2]4. Returning Home[/h2][p]After completing all Scenarios, you will unlock the ability to leave the world forever. All upgrades you bought here will be fully refunded. In fact you will gain a percentage interest on the total amount of Gold lotus you spent. [/p][p]That way each journey through a Chaos world can not only gain Gold lotus via Scenario score but also multiply the lotus you invest into the upgrades.[/p][p][/p][h2]5. Rest and Recover[/h2][p]After finishing a Chaos world, you will return to Homeworld in the same state you left it. With newly gained Lotus you will be able to unlock new permanent upgrades, build new stuff in Homeworld and perhaps attempt to reach for higher Tiers.[/p][p][/p][p]This is the gist of how Adventure mode is designed at the moment. The variation of it will be also determined by Difficulty Tiers and something i call World 'Flavor'. So there should be some extra dimension here that will make the experience different than the Campaign mode.[/p][p][/p][p]One frequent idea i keep hearing from players is to have strategic resources selectable by player instead of random roll. People are looking for other means to achieve perfect layout for their build. Something that would give them full control on placing resources and terraforming the land.[/p][p]I agree with the reasoning and want such control system as well but I do also like the reroll mechanism of Campaign mode - I think it has some kind of magic of its own. And so because I want to have everything I decided to keep the existing system in Campaign mode while introducing a completely new system to the Adventure mode.[/p][p][/p][h2]Static World Maps[/h2][p]As I explained above each chaos world will consist of a serie of miniscenarios - basically normal civilizaiton runs but with some unique objectives and rules. What is important is that all of them will be played on the same map repeatedly. [/p][p]The world map for each world will be generated randomly once and cannot be rerolled. While the player stays in this world the Map will stay same even between ascensions. [/p][p]In between scenarios, players will be able to 'upgrade' this map by adding strategic resources and changing biome (lowland/hills/water). That bit gives them full control but also will require some 'resources' to have a notable impact.[/p][p][/p][p]Player will be able to place Strategic Resources in any layout they want. The amount of changes will be limited by certain upgrades and will also cost Jade lotus - a new meta-game resource exclusive for Adventure mode. Note: Diamonds resource here is one of the new 'Flavor-specific' resources which boosts Gold lotus gain (similar to Oil in campaign mode).[/p][p][/p][h2]Jade lotus[/h2][p]Jade lotus is a new type of Lotus which will replace Red lotus (red lotus will be exclusive to Campaign, while Jade lotus will be exclusive to Adventure).[/p][p]There are pretty much three core ideas about it:[/p]

1. [p]It can only be reliably 'farmed' in Homeworld (exact mechanism of this is to be designed).[/p]
2. [p]It has a max limit cap. E.g. you can only have up to 10 in the beginning.[/p]
3. [p]Most 'cool' power-ups in Chaos Worlds will cost a Jade lotus.[/p]

[p]To give you an idea which 'cool powerups' I mean - consider the following usages of Jade lotuses:[/p]

• [p]Each Strategic Resource placed into map consumes 1 Jade Lotus.[/p]
• [p]Each map tile changed to different biome consumes 1 or more Jade Lotus.[/p]
• [p]Each Ascension upgrade purchased more than once also costs 1 Jade lotus each time.[/p]
• [p]Adding extra Perk Slots for your civ costs 1 or more Jade lotus.[/p]
• [p]Resetting your map to rearrange strategic resources costs Jade lotuses[/p]
• [p]Special random rewards generated in Ascension tree will cost Jade lotus to access.[/p]
• [p]New Meta power to fight Judgements for Jade lotus[/p]

[p][/p][p]Since you only have a limited supply once you leave your Homeworld, you will have to plan what to spend these for. Later on you will also have some limited means of generating Jade Lotus while outside your Homeworld. But overall - managing Jade lotus will be one of the central meta-mechanisms in Adventure mode.[/p][p]That is all for today.[/p][p][/p][p]Have a nice day,[/p][p][/p][p]Ondrej[/p][p][/p][p][/p]

[p]Hello everyone,[/p][p][/p][p]let's do our first 'proper' update in the post-1.0 world. [/p][p]In the last few days and weeks I have been struggling with various annoying illnesses (which is why this update also comes late) so sadly this was one of the weaker months so far. [/p][p]But nevertheless some progress was made - and like I promised I managed to put together enough to show something from the new game mode. So here we go.[/p][p][/p][h2]More Patching of 1.0[/h2][p]Before I plunge into the details of the new Game mode (now officially renamed Adventure mode), let me do a brief situational report on 1.0.[/p][p][/p][h3]Balancing[/h3][p]I have been monitoring the situation after the last balancing patch and while it still is not optimal, the ratio of players struggling with early game challenges seems to have dropped to a fraction. The major difference was in seen in Nemeses and hostile civilizations but also with various era bosses or new shielded enemies.[/p][p]I do still have another patch planned to address war risk calculation and other things but due to limited time capacity I chose to prioritize Adventure mode (at least until the 'big ideas' are put to code)[/p][p][/p][h3]Tutorials & User Experience[/h3][p]Meanwhile I am also working on a new update for 'early game User Experience' which will be partly based on the existing objective system. The old tutorial UI will receive an update, but I need also to experiment with this new guidance feature within the new Game Mode (where it will have slightly more demanding requirements). [/p][p]I do not yet have a concrete plan for the upcoming patch but sometimes during next two weeks would be nice.[/p][p][/p][p]Let's take a little dive into the new game mode - note that this game mode will be available both as a new save as well as continuation of the game once you finish the old 'Campaign'.[/p][p]In the Adventure mode you will be alternating between two world types: World of Order (single permanent world) and Worlds of Chaos (randomized with limited lifetime). [/p][p]Each world consists of its Tile Map (i.e. the actual physical hex-grid world) and its ascension map (i.e. the upgrades tree). [/p][p]Note: As you may have noticed before, I sometimes use ARPGs as a design inspiration and reference. So in RPG terminology The Order World represents the 'town' where you can chill, resupply and plan strategy, while Chaos worlds represent the 'dungeons' where you fight and gain new stuff.[/p][p][/p][h2]Chaos Worlds[/h2][p]Chaos worlds are very similar to the current Campaign mode and will be the core gameplay in the Adventure mode. In a Chaos world, you run each civilization as usual - from its roots, through eras up to ascension to earn Lotus score. For earned lotus you can buy upgrades on its Ascension map. [/p][p]After that you run another and another, until you unlock the entire Ascension tree of that World. So far this is business as usual.[/p][h3]Flavour[/h3][p]What is different is that each 'Chaos World' will have different Lotus Score objectives - sometimes you will be needed to destroy civilizations, sometimes to grow a 'tall empire' with tiny territory, sometimes to focus on specific economy, trade, building or wonder. You will no longer be rewarded Gold Lotus 'for everything' like in Campaign.[/p][p]I internally call this world specialization a Flavour. The Flavour system should motivate players to use different strategies and explore the game features fully.[/p][p][/p][p]Work-in-progress Ascension Tree of an early Chaos world - this one is 'flavoured' with 'Expansionist'. So in here Gold lotus is gained for Tiles owned and civilizations defeated. There are mini scenarios with 'expansionist' challenges and in later Tiers there will be Flavoured White lotus challenges and Judgements. Note that in Adventure mode you can also buy economical upgrades multiple times.[/p][p][/p][h3]Collapse[/h3][p]A key feature of Chaos Ascension Trees is that they collapse when completed - similar to what happens after Tier 2 in Campaign. Like in the Campaign your upgrade tree vanishes and all Lotuses invested in upgrades will be refunded back to you (this time with some interest rate) You will also usually leave with some extra 'meta-game' advantage or upgrade...[/p][p][/p][h2]Order World[/h2][p]Every time you complete and collapse a chaos world you will return to your Homeworld.[/p][p]Homeworld is a new concept - It is a parallel civilization which never ends or ascends. It will keep existing even while you visit a Chaos world waiting til you get back. In your homeworld you can experiment with whatever build you want with little consequences as there are no growing threats. It is your own little 'sandbox' world.[/p][p][/p][p]Homeworld will be a peaceful place. Besides using it for experimenting, you can also build some unique Wonders called Atlases here which will have special effect even while you're out in a Chaos World. A lot is still in design phase here though.[/p][p][/p][h3]Main Ascension Tree[/h3][p]It is in the Homeworld where you will have access to a truly persistent Ascension upgrade tree. Because unlike Chaos World ascension upgrade tree:[/p]

1. [p]Homeworld ascension tree is always the same and it never collapses.[/p]
2. [p]Homeworld tree bonuses will apply also for ALL chaos worlds you visit.[/p]
3. [p]You can increase/decrease the 'Tier' difficulty and level handicaps here (similar mechanism to Campaign Tiers but in smaller steps and up to a higher maximum for very-late-game)[/p]
4. [p]Most fun stuff is available very soon and it is up to the player what they choose to unlock first (this mode recommends playing the Campaign first to learn the concepts)[/p]

[p][/p][p]Homeworld has a star-structure. So mechanisms like Magnitude are available much sooner in Adventure mode if the player chooses to obtain them, allowing an advanced meta-game strategizing sooner. [/p][h2][/h2][h3]Chaos world spawning[/h3][p]While in Home world, you will periodically get opportunities to visit a new Chaos world. Whether you do or not will be entirely up to you. There will not be any penalty, however you wont progress in the game without eventually exploring them (in other words, you will not gain any Gold Lotus while sitting in your Home world)[/p][p][/p][h2]Persistent Maps[/h2][p]Unlike campaign mode Adventure mode will have same persistent world map for each World. You will have a map for your Homeworld and a map generated per each Chaos world. [/p][p]Instead of spamming re-roll to find optimal structure and strategic resources all maps will be generated with no strategic resources and become 'upgradable' by the player. Something like in-game map editor (though there will be a limit to how much you can change). This also includes terraforming hills and landfilling sea to a degree.[/p][p][/p][h2]Rare-Unique hero merging[/h2][p]For late game here I intend to introduce a new significant recipe. One that will replace all Unique hero's non-unique traits with traits from a selected Rare hero.[/p][p]I also intend to look into Rare hero customization recipes so that players have a more non-RNG-spam method of getting the combo they need. [/p][p][/p][h2]When can I play this?![/h2][p]At this point I have two plans in mind. It depends solely on how much time capacity I am granted (basically how many migraines I get and how many microbes our kid brings home from kindergarten). Optimistic plan is starting Adventure mode beta in April. If this turns unrealistic I'll probably target early June instead.[/p][p][/p][p]That's all for today. [/p][p][/p][p]Have a nice day,[/p][p][/p][p]Ondrej[/p]

[p]Hello,[/p][p][/p][p]i've released a small patch. Main reason was the button hotkey regression fix caused by previous update. But I've added a bunch of other bugfixes next to that.[/p][p][/p][h2]1.0.12[/h2]

• [p]Hotkeys on units and workshops now working again[/p]
• [p]Fixed a bug in controls menu which prevented saving of changes when a key conflict dialog was confirmed.[/p]
• [p]Social crisis now spawns with either Massive or Furious perk instead of always Furious.[/p]
• [p]Leonidas and Saladin unit icons now represent currently researched units.[/p]
• [p]Cost efficiency traits now correctly get mutated towards other units when other civilizations are taken. (e.g. -20% Fort cost becomes -20% Archer cost for Crescent civilization)[/p]
• [p]Smallpox heavy attack now dealing correct damage instead of 1[/p]
• [p]Oracle magnification cost now same as for other wonders[/p]
• [p]Collecting Beastly recipe via merge should no longer crash the game.[/p]
• [p]Fixed wording of the Devotion pledge[/p]
• [p]Reduced Scenario 2 time trigger delays in the second half[/p]
• [p]Fixed music start after loading game[/p]

[p][/p][p]Have a nice day,[/p][p][/p][p]Ondrej[/p]

[p]Hello,[/p][p][/p][p]I know its not Monday yet everywhere, but I wanted to give a little heads-up how things are going and what is planned next. Also I have just released the Demo version of the game, so might as well do it in one update - more on that below.[/p][p][/p][p]First of all I want to send my Thanks to all of you for helping me make it to through to 1.0. That's all the Beta testers, community contributors, streamers and of course all the players who bought and played the game.[/p][p]More than four years ago I decided to make a game as a hobby project next to work and family to prove myself it can be done. And thanks to all your support it turned out it can! [/p][p]After 6,000 hours on the project we made it through seven major release beta tests, each with its specific quirks and problems. We twisted and turned mechanisms, we made stuff work for various play styles. We added tens of new features based on your feedback each update - extending this early access period to more than twice the expected length! So massive thanks to all of you. [/p][p][/p][p]And because my wife is also part of the player community I want to express special huge thanks to her for everything (especially for two wonderful kids she gave us during these four years). And actually you should all know ... the mammoths were her idea.[/p][p][/p][h2]Upcoming updates & patches[/h2][p]As you may have noticed there are some usual bugfixes and balancing updates coming every couple of days now - I am estimating most of the problems will be stabilized within next two weeks via patches (guessing based on how previous updates went, though this one has undeniably higher influx of new players and thus more ideas for improvement). [/p][h3]Civilization recovery[/h3][p]One particularly hot area is that of rebuilding a fallen civilization. As you may of may not have figured out, collapsing (at least partially) is almost inevitable part of the game. My take here on the story of human civilization is that it is a story of rising, falling and about cultural persistence that beats individual nations falls, death, wars and famine. And so the Collapse has a big role in the game as well. [/p][p]While a collapse may also be a source of major frustration when challenges are too frequent and too unfairly difficult, the core of the game is the ability to find strength to stand up again. This is an ambitious goal since it is a common practice if players can magically make all problems go away and reload the game after a mistake, or sell all progress for prestige points instantly an start anew. So deliberately taking away this option from players creates a more 'hardcore' feature than may appear on paper. [/p][p]One of the old teaser screenshots of the game. Turned out we're not this hardcore after all (yet). Notice the old concept included a time-travel technology (with the flux-capacitor icon)[/p][p][/p][p]At this point the civilization recovery mechanism has been updated with the redesign of worker vacancy and small adjustments to the grace period advantages. But more updates in this area are in the making process. Specifically I am looking into a kind of a revenge system (I would like to take an inspiration from the Orc Vendetta system from the Mordor games and twist it to our little world of crises). But we'll see if the concept is feasible.[/p][p]Nemeses are also long due for an update but more on this another time.[/p][p][/p][h2]Demo is up[/h2][p]Based on feedback I decided to do a tiny change in plans and release the demo version of the game today. My original plan was to do it prior to the endless mode to have a fully stable version as a basis. So this will likely make things a little more complicated...[/p][p]But I think it will be a big advantage for people to test the game before deciding if they want to buy it. The game blends several genres together so it is easy to mis-communicate the entire game experience through a few screenshots and videos. There are people expecting a cozy idle experience, some expect a traditional prestige system, some are looking for a city builder....etc. Which are all understandable expectations when the game is seen only from a single perspective. So a demo should hopefully help manage that better than my own words or store screenshots.[/p][p]The demo currently contains main game content up to Classical era (including all its ascensions) and allows seamless transition to main game with the existing save. It doesnt have any limitations on drops or any other in-game features, so players can farm as much as they want and bring it to the main game.[/p][p]Achievements are disabled for demo, but some of them will be automatically unlocked in Main game later. [/p][p][/p][h2]Endless[/h2][p]Not much has been said about endless mode yet. So let's fix that today. Honestly there is near nothing 'put to code' and very little 'on paper' but some concepts are already clear.[/p][h3]Endless mode or Adventure mode? [/h3][p]The endless mode is an alternate mode of the game that will exist next to the current 'campaign' let's say. The name 'Endless' is a placeholder now because in my mind this is mostly something like Adventure mode. But we're not an Action RPG (or are we?) so the name doesn't fit. I'll have to come with some new name that buzzes with both vagueness and coolness.[/p][p]Endless/Adventure mode will be a more intensified version of the campaign experience (and obviously with no fixed ending). While campaign is played on technically two big Ascension trees (if you consider the fall from Tier 2 to be end of first tree) Endless mode will be be played on semi-randomly generated small Ascension trees.[/p][p][/p][p]Size of Tier 4 tree is in my mind roughly 3-times bigger than the intended 'Endless-Adventure mode' Trees. They should fit a single screen.[/p][p][/p][h3]How does endless differ from the campaign?[/h3][p]The main difference is that endless mode will not offer one set of rules but each Ascension tree will have different score for Lotus gain, different scenarios, limitations on play-style and focus on particular feature subset of the game. [/p][p]My vision is to encourage players to try Heroes and Wonder combinations they did not have a reason to try in 'campaign' and create more 'simple life' by not having to 'farm everything at all times'. In other words, each ascension tree should motivate players to change and develop a new hero/wonder/perk/map-layout build.[/p][p]That said I would like to also continue level progression of things to higher numbers as far as the math persists and my excel files do not explode. [/p][p][/p][h3]Can you continue the main game after Final Confrontation?[/h3][p]Probably the most frequent question is - is the Final Confrontation the end? No - one of the reason endless mode will be created is so you can continue the game afterwards. [/p][p]If you choose so, your game will be converted to endless mode and you will carry your meta-progress stuff over there. This means your culture, heroes and all Lotus so far earned. [/p][p]I have not yet made decision if this meta progress would be somehow modified, capped or converted to another type of resource or fully migrated with no change. It depends highly on how progress will be handled in the new mode.[/p][h3]Can we start endless mode instead of main game[/h3][p]Yes. The endless mode will be possible to start separately even if you havent finished the campaign fully and players will start from complete scratch similar to how they started in campaign. [/p][p][/p][p]That's all for this update. Next time I hope I'll have some pictures of the new mode as promised.[/p][p]Have a nice day,[/p][p][/p][p]Ondrej[/p]

[p]Hello,[/p][p]it's time for another patch. This time I made a few invasive changes mostly for balancing purposes (and usual bug fixing). There are a few tiny changes in information flow / tutorials as well but those are only some quick patch changes. A bigger update of tutorial and information system is planned for a future (probably major) update.[/p][h3]Civilization Recovery update[/h3][p]After some discussion on the forum, discord and individual email exchanges (and save analyses) I revisited the recovery flow of decimated civilization and decided to do some changes in fundamental mechanics to remove some unnecessary micromanagement. [/p][p]The idea was to not add economical advantages to normal gameplay or make actual combat less difficult (lot of nerfing has already happened so let's let that settle for a bit). The following changes aim to simplify some complexity and increase the speed/safety of recovery when a complete or partial collapse of civilization happens. [/p][p]Note: This but first slightly more invasive step. Another step in the future will be an incentive system for the actual recovery process. I have tried a very simplistic solution for this locally but testing has proven it will need proper user interface integration on several places and reasonable scaling and variation. So I decided to descope it from this patch and build it properly for another targeted update. I'm already playing too much of a cowboy with the changes below.[/p][p]So here's what changes now:[/p]

• [p]Losing workers no longer abandons tiles completely. Tiles with insufficient workers will be still yours but shown as inactive (no traits from these) and will automatically reactivate when workers are regained. This eliminates the need for reclaiming territory on each fall or worker drop.[/p]
• [p]Tile attack from certain crises will now only destroy improvement on that tile and will not unclaim (I will reintroduce actual territory loss as a separate ultimate attack for some boss crises at some later time but will need to make it more interesting).[/p]
• [p]Auto-explore ability's improve option will now automatically re-improve any owned tile which no longer has improvement created by the player (e.g. destroyed by crisis). The preview button will show the intention on each tile - bear in mind please that existing saves will not automatically pick this information up. You either re-improve the tiles or test it in new ascension.[/p]
• [p]Nemesis locks are now generated after the milestone lock on each rare technology. These milestone locks are now all population based for a more reasonable population level to withstand the nemesis.[/p]
• [p]Nemesis lock now includes crisis difficulty estimate for its initial level.[/p]
• [p]Nemesis warning dialog now appears every time a player attempts to unleash it.[/p]
• [p]Standard four Rare-tech Nemeses attack sets has been slightly nerfed, plus they no longer deal Disaster attacks.[/p]
• [p]Unique crises now have a smaller rate of Ultra-attacks[/p]
• [p]Reduced stone cottage cost and increased its housing capacity[/p]
• [p]Fall Grace period increased to 7 minutes on normal difficulty and 3 on hard difficulty from original 5 and 2.[/p]
• [p]Falling now also creates a short 3m boost for double housing construction efficiency and growth rate.[/p]

[h3]Bugfixes & Changes[/h3]

• [p]IMPORTANT CHANGE: Unit button right-click now selects it for construction instead of a left-click. This now therefore works even during crisis when a Unit would otherwise be used or when it is ready to be used outside crisis.[/p]
• [p]Unit usage allowed by Rare technologies is now only possible 7 seconds after crisis instead of original 3 seconds (this is to minimize accidental usages). This is a temporary mitigation of the issue. This feature is due for an upgrade eventually in a later update so the User experience will be changed as well.[/p]
• [p]Unique heroes should now drop more from under-levelled crises. In other words, anti-trash mechanism which automatically replaces low-level heroes to culture drop will not apply if the rolled hero would be unique. This should not only make unique farming easier in late game but also give a more steady income of unique in the normal playthrough.[/p]
• [p]Hero rewards containing Unique heroes will now display confirmation dialog if Right-clicked to salvage them to prevent accidental dismantle.[/p]
• [p]Destroying civilization via Siege invalidates all existing dilemmas for that civilization preventing various problems and crashes.[/p]
• [p]Fixed a bug in unit discharge causing the first discharged unit to be removed immediatelly. This was also leading to units instantly removed after finishing a quest.[/p]
• [p]Fixed a bug causing a crash when trying to spawn more than 8 civilizations via flag locks.[/p]
• [p]Unit discharge is now proportional to their number correctly, so it is faster the more units you have above the limit[/p]
• [p]Tier 2 white lotus pledge Valor now using the same Tech as a limit as in Tie4 - Nanotechnology (instead of Genetic engineering)[/p]
• [p]Fixed a bug allowing Space elevator to be destroyed by some Crisis attacks.[/p]
• [p]Autoexpansion service will no longer attack unique critters on map[/p]
• [p]Increased Tutorial Messages contrast and fixed z levelling on Research screen to prevent unreadable text. Highlighted tutorial messages to be more visible in Message log. [/p]
• [p]Added hint how to extract idol from an infused hero in the hover detailed text. [/p]
• [p]Black lotus penalty references now indicate it is an actual penalty, not a benefit.[/p]
• [p]Reduced Tier 3 enemy civilization initial and max size slightly.[/p]
• [p]Reduced Tier 3 enemy civilization initial level from 15/25 (normal/hard) to 6/9. This was causing weird situation with Raids slowly decreasing in levels as the tiles downgraded to match your low tech level.[/p]
• [p]Added Level number to quest buttons with Crisis[/p]
• [p]Increased Spirit points from salvaging Idols to match Hero yield.[/p]
• [p]Hard Difficulty now yields double Culture from all sources (except from certain fixed rewards like Ascension locks). Note that this is applied to base reward vale so it doesnt show those extra green 'Bonuse culture' notifications like other culture bonuses do.[/p]
• [p]Devoted grounds pledge wording changed a bit to indicate Devoted grounds are done on map.[/p]
• [p]Click heat indicator is now visible when 'Showing details' is on (left Alt) even if below 300 heat.[/p]
• [p]Correct popup should appear at the end of Final Scenario (seriously how more stupid bug can you make in a 1.0 release?)[/p]
• [p]Napoleon should correctly boost metal instead of wood.[/p]
• [p]Cleopatra no longer affects damage perseverance reward trait[/p]
• [p]Siege quest is now slightly faster[/p]
• [p]Unique Critters can no longer spawn on Devoted Grounds (and thus should no longer ruin your day)[/p]
• [p]Autoexplore preview no longer shows preview when the button is invisible (due to autoexplore not being unlocked)[/p]

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