1.0.2+2 Hotfix Notice

Hello everyone.

Hotfix 1.0.2+2 for Three Kingdoms Classic has been released.

This hotfix primarily addresses a startup stability issue found in some Windows environments after the 1.0.2+1 update.

In some environments, the app could close without an error message shortly after the PlaySimulation Studio logo, when moving into the initial screen. In this build, we adjusted the related Windows audio handling path to reduce the chance of the app closing immediately after startup.

The main changes are as follows.

Windows startup stability has been improved.

• Reduced an issue where the game could close without an error message shortly after startup in some Windows environments.

• Adjusted the internal cleanup order related to audio handling during the startup screen transition.

Historical proper noun notation has been corrected.

• Some city names, officer names, and officer courtesy names have been reviewed and corrected.

• Some city names have been changed as follows.

  • Yangping → Xiangping

  • Guyuan → Shuofang

  • Anyi → Hedong

• Some officer names have been corrected.

  • Wei Yao → Wei Zhao

• Some officer courtesy names have been corrected or removed where there was not enough reliable basis.

  • Gao Su: Xiaozhe → Xiaoze

  • Guo Si: Aduo → removed

  • Meng Da: Zijing → Zidu

  • Wei Guan: Boyi → Boyu

• In Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, city names, officer names, courtesy names, event names, and place names have been reviewed more broadly.

• Proper nouns that could appear awkward due to automatic-style translation have been improved.

This hotfix focuses on improving Windows startup stability and the quality of historical proper noun notation, rather than adding new content.

We again ask for your understanding regarding the frequent updates. Since launch, we have been addressing confirmed issues by priority, and we will continue to respond quickly to issues that directly affect stability or gameplay flow.

Thank you for playing and for sending reports.

※ Note

In some Windows environments, the game may be blocked from launching by Smart App Control or other security policies.

If you see the message An application control policy has blocked this file. (0x11c7), please check the Smart App Control settings in Windows Security.

If you are using a managed PC, such as a company or school device, and cannot change the setting directly, please try running the game on another Windows PC where Smart App Control is not applied, or try launching it again on the same PC after some time has passed.

We are also separately preparing to apply formal code signing to reduce this issue.