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The Trojan learned a new Drag & Drop technology · Malware City patch notes · SteamPeaks

Malware City›Patches›The Trojan learned a new Drag & Drop technology

The Trojan learned a new Drag & Drop technology

Malware City · published 4 months ago · build 23238707

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The trojan spent some time studying advanced computer interaction techniques.

The result? Dragging the Trojan around is now much less confusing during catastrophic hardware failures.

This patch includes:

- Added a glow effect behind the Trojan when the Power Supply is destroyed, making drag & drop easier to see

- Small fixes and adjustments

Even malware needs visual feedback sometimes.