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Immortal Sins
10 years ago

November 27th Update


An update was released for Immortal Sins.

Game:
-Minor Fixes
-UI Adjustments
-Added a splash screen (skippable with Space/Z).

Launcher:
-Code and Graphical Overhaul
-Added the following features (public beta):
—Auto-Backup
—Diagnostics
—Options (currently it has the option to always skip the splash screen).

Installer:
-Pretty much a complete rewrite (Hopefullly this will fix the .NET Framework issue).
-Added a install location reference on the PC’s Registry. It will be used by a patcher in the works (I will provide info when I have it presentable).
NOTE: Due to changes in the upgrade code, it will no longer update the game if you installed version D0.10 (0.10.2015.1008) or older. Uninstall the old version before you install this (you do not lose your progress).

Misc:
-Changed the versioning a little.

Known issues:
-Restore and Delete Backups, along with the Options menu do not work.
-Save Manager does not update the availiability of the Quick Load after changes on the save folder. Restart the launcher after using it.

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