Valley 2:Beta Release Notes
Beta .707
(Not yet released; we're still working on it!)
- More slices
- c4sc4 and zebramatt are again responsible.
- Fixed bug where dispatch mission interface couldn't be successfully used to work with more NPCs than fit on a single page.
- Thanks to khadgar for the report.
- Fixed a bug where loading a world could result in it purifying a path to a destroyed farmland and/or abandoned town block tile. This logic was intended for loading earlier worlds but there was no version check; now there is.
- Thanks to Nanashi for the report.
- Fixed a bug where the game would display the larger of the two distances (just walking, and walking+warping) instead of the smaller when showing the range-to-mission-region for an NPC who could not reach the mission region by either method.
- Thanks to khadgar for the report.
- Fixed a bug where multiple copies of a mercenary could wind up in a particular chunk, and generally would all trail the player in a superstack of doom.
- Thanks to khadgar for the report.
Beta .706
(Released December 20th, 2012)
- Fixed a bug in the generation logic that could allow certain rooms in the overlord keep to become horizontally-flipped and thus impassible when you need to get the next mage class in order to proceed (thus preventing any further progress in the game at that point). Sorry about that!
- 70 more slices added.
- Thanks to Zebramatt and c4sc4 for these.
- Fixed a pretty bad bug in the previous version that was causing all vertically-oriented chunks to behave rather wrongly, and in all cases give TellTheDeveloper messages among other oddities. A piece of testing code had been left turned on by mistake.
- All of the music tracks except for the main title theme have now been finalized.
- A second Lava music track has been added to the game to provide yet more variety in the lava areas.
- Fixed a bug that was causing equipment effectiveness to apply to all ongoing conditions on a player, which meant that their perks and inherent bonuses and anything affecting them from a general environment (freefall room, etc) were all getting messed with horribly.
- Thanks to Ipkins for the report that helped us find this.
- Fixed an issue with freefall rooms where if you had too many fall speed reductions you could actually wind up flying upwards uncontrollably when you jumped!
- Thanks to Ipkins for reporting this!
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