This week's update temporarily plugs the new parts valve to add a special mission to the Millennium Horizon Campaign. The Forest Settlement is a new urban environment with an optional objective to destroy all Millennium Company Granvirs. Clearing the area will greatly improve the rest area by removing shop access cost and tripling the amount of parts for sale. A large credit reward is also provided to assist with the upcoming shopping spree.
2.27.0
Major Features
Added a new special region to Millennium Horizon. The Forest Settlement is an urban map where if all Millennium Company Granvirs are destroyed, the rest area shops will have reduced access times and far larger inventory than normal.
Added a custom difficulty setting for disabling fog of war. Disabling fog of war increases enemy detection range by 50% over their visibility range stat. Enemies will more slowly detect targets beyond their unmodified visibility range.
Minor Features
Parts that have not been added to the codex will appear with "Undiscovered" in their description.
Added the RH03 Danteleis continuous boost to the RH04 Isseleis instead of the standard dash.
Changed the lightweight part enhancement to only apply to legs and torsos.
Builds with slow resistance will decrease the slowing effect of knocking down trees.
Adjusted the tall coastline trees to be toppleable with a powerful slowing effect.
Adjusted the continue campaign button to always be visible and display a message indicating that no save exists when the campaign cannot be continued.
Relabeled the start campaign button to "Select Campaign".
Fixes
Fixed certain melee weapons attacking in the wrong direction when held in the left hand.
Fixed control group toggle settings not saving properly.
Fixed control groups on parts that were never equipped defaulting to weird values when equipped after loading a save. This fix only applies to saves created after this update.
Fixed shields taking damage in the testing grounds from AoE attacks.