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- Patch Title: Patch 0.923
- Patch Release Date: April 7, 2024
The developer of Our Adventurer Guild has released a new update for the game on April 7, 2024. Here are the new things that you should expect to see or change on this new update. This information was curated directly from the official announcement on Steam.
Bugfixes:
- Skill menu in battle are no longer limited to 50 skills.
- Fixed an issue where if an unit dies on the battlefied due to moving through hazards, they would not be completely removed from the battle but stay as invisible neutral parties on the last tile they moved towards to. This would cause seemingly odd ai behaviour where enemies or allies might attack the “air”
- Reactive Shot will no longer trigger on hidden units unless the initiator has “True Sight”
- Fix an issue where carnage could trigger more than 3 times
Gameplay changes:
- Reduced Cost of changing beginner class from 500 to 300
- Reduced value of common tier weapons and armors to from 100 to 20
- Added a guild upgrade to inspect enemies on the quest map
- You no longer can escape from an enemy by loading a save and moving away from them. They will immediately follow after you, forcing another combat in that scenario. Fleeing from a battle will still give you a turn to escape.
- Chain Attacks and counters will now also remove the hidden effect
- There will be now a prompt for chain attacks if it would trigger a counter or remove hidden effect(Can be disabled in the options)
- Instead of “Partner Attack” “Chain Attack” will now appear as floating text.
Quality of Life:
- Reduced right-click holding time when inspecting bound skills or sub-skills by 50%
About the patch size and new game size on disk:
As you can see the size of the game has increased from 3.2GB to 6.5GB. This is because for this build I’ve disabled the compression of asset bundles. According to unity documentation the compression might also be an issue for patch size bloat. Because I feel like the new game size is still reasonable, I think this might be better in the long run.
To learn more about this new update, check the official source mentioned above.