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Project Protostar

7 months ago

Version 0.1.2 has been released!


Fixes:

cannot offset position by moving into the edges of the screen

fixed bug that made boulders not move (issue with implementing old sound effect)

Fireballs and Boulders no longer despawn upon touching the sides of the screen

projectiles fired by Cyber Sentinels, Killer Drones, Tank Machines, and Aconite no longer despawn if spawned on the edge of the screen

Additions:

3 new perks, 1 for the Fireball, Cyberbomb, and Starblade each

graphic icon for weapon cooldowns

Changes:

Boulder sound effect has been changed

Fireball base damage nerfed (15 -> 5)

Fireball now moves in a circular manner while travelling upwards

perk spawns are modified, with each one focused on a specific type (damage, cooldown, and miscellaneous)

Vix performs her side orb attack more often, but can only do it while in the center of the screen

Aconite damage nerfed

contact 17 -> 8

fumes 2 -> 1

thorns 8 -> 4

code simplifications to clean it some more

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