Update log
Full CaseCracker3 update
The complete published notes, normalized for clean reading and source attribution.
Repeated intro
Hello to all new and returning players,
Extracted changes
- Gameplay
- Store
- Fixes
- Workshop
First of all, thank you sincerely for your support, patience, and understanding toward CaseCracker 3.0. Since the game launched, we have received a great deal of feedback, including both encouragement and reports of existing issues. We deeply apologize for the inconvenience caused by the current problems in the game.
During this time, we have been working overtime to investigate and fix these issues, while continuing to improve the overall experience based on your feedback. The following items have now been addressed and adjusted:
Fixes and Optimizations
Fixed an issue where content entered in the built-in Notebook could sometimes disappear.
Fixed an issue where excerpted content would sometimes fail to appear in the clue excerpt section.
Adjusted the email related to “Manual Save” and added an external data backup tool. The email previously titled “Manual Save” has now been changed to “Data Backup,” and its contents have also been updated to guide players to obtain the data backup tool.
The rule that each email can only be replied to once remains unchanged for now. However, players can now use the data backup tool to back up their save data before replying, allowing multiple attempts. At the same time, most email replies do not affect the main storyline. For the small number of more important email replies, we have also added stronger prompts to help prevent accidental choices.
To clarify, whether an email reply is correct or not will not affect achievement unlocks.
Optimized some in-game text.
Fixed logic issues present in certain cases.
Regarding the issue some players reported with the text-selection copy feature:
Some players reported that they were unable to properly select text when copying by highlighting, or that the selected text would not appear in the search box. After investigation, most of these issues appear to be related to the PC runtime environment.
Some players had an emulator running on their computer, which may affect mouse positioning. Others had phone-to-PC transfer features enabled, which may take control of the system clipboard and prevent copied content from being written properly.
If you encounter a similar issue, we recommend first checking whether you have an emulator, phone-PC transfer, clipboard sync, or related features enabled. Please try disabling them before relaunching the game.
We will continue to optimize the experience and fix issues as quickly as possible based on your feedback, and we hope to help everyone complete this final investigation more smoothly.
Thank you again for your feedback and understanding. And thank you to every player who has once again accessed the system.
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