Grey Hack News

[h3]Changelog[/h3]

- Potential fix for a bug that may prevent the player from being able to play Multiplayer mode by displaying the error message "Steam start session failed" until the server is restarted (2)

Note that this message may still appear occasionally, but it should fix up on its own after waiting a couple of minutes before reconnecting.

[h3]Changelog[/h3]

- Potential fix for a bug that may prevent the player from being able to play Multiplayer mode by displaying the error message "Steam start session failed" until the server is restarted.

[h3]Update v0.8.4471a[/h3]

- When clicking or selecting text from programs such as Manual, Mail, PDFs, etc, the window goes to the foreground for better usability, also allowing the Control+C key combination to work on the text that is being selected since it is not in the background.

[h3]Update v0.8.4472a[/h3]

- Added maximum limit of 1000 characters per message in Chat

[h3]Changelog[/h3]

- Fixed #Bug 904: NPC's have 2 bank accounts

- Fixed bug in ConfigLan when applying changes to the home network while connected via ethernet, causing the player's computer to become partially offline, allowing outside access but preventing access to the computer.

- Fixed crash when starting the game when trying to connect to the ethernet network if the IP was busy

[h3]Changelog[/h3]

- Fixed #Bug 903: Convert coupons into money using refunds

- Fixed bug when connecting to the home network via ethernet, creating an internal duplicate of the player's computer causing all sorts of unexpected behavior.

[h3]Changelog[/h3]

- Fixed regression bug that prevented the price of the coins from being updated. Note that the price is updated every two real hours from the transactions made in that period.

- Fixed regression bug that prevented changing the background color of the terminal.

- the whois command no longer displays information about the admin on rental servers and home networks.

- Fixed bug in ConfigLan that allowed to use the local IP of the player in a newly added device while it is connected to the home network, which could cause unexpected behavior.