Game
Immortal Sins
6 years ago

Second Edition Beta Build 20190507 released!


Game:

  • Added items that add elements to attacks. Does not apply to attacks that are marked as physical.

  • Reduced the game’s size. May improve the game startup times for some users.

  • Changed the name of the maps to easily distinguish them in the DIary menu.

  • Redesigned the last batch of interior maps.

  • Tweaked the UI to improve the visibility of how’s tun it is.

  • Fixed a visual bug where NPCs and some objects would “jitter” when moving through large maps.

Northbridge:

  • Improved startup times of the launcher in multi-core devices.

  • Added support for Discord’s Rich Presence API.

  • Fixed a bug where the backup system would crash the launcher when the Single Backup mode is active.



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