Early Access 6.0 "Naymor Arrives"

Note: If you're still running an older version of the game (see your game version at the top left) verify your game files by right-clicking the game, clicking properties > local files > and pressing "Verify integrity of game files". This should force Steam to download the latest updates.

Additions

• New Alien: Mutant

• New Advanced Operator: Michael

• Valve Anti-Cheat has been added to all servers

• AddedNew Market MenuNew & Featured, which the Market now defaults to displaying

• New Market Menu: Aliens

Balancing

• Arachnid's stun attack reduced stun time from 4 seconds to 3

• Arachnid's slash attack damage increased from 71~85 to 75~85

Changes

• Almost every sound in-game has been modified

• Lobby chat character limit has been increased from 40 to 50

• Several UI changes have been made throughout the main menu and its various other connecting menus

• The end round screen now displays the operator used by the player rather than "TestPerson"

• Reduced the number of frames that a laser gun's laser displays

Fixes

• Fixed glitch where someone could choose to play the alien on the objectives game mode (which would cause them to crash)

• Fixed glitch where rechargeable abilities & gadgets would have their timer reset when hitting 0 even if the ability/gadget hadn't been used

• Fixed glitch where hunters that killed the alien, and sometimes those who were still alive would have their damage dealt & taken displayed as 0

• Fixed desync issue where laser weapons would deal a different amount of damage for each client

Community

The game now has an official community discord server which I highly recommend you check out here: https://discord.gg/ArEbAut

Notes

Reading one of the reviews I noticed there was a bit of confusion around my version setup and that having it read big numbers up front made it seem like the game was further along than it was, so allow me to clarify my process: A game version is X.Y where x is the content update and Y is any bug/hotfixes or minor additions to that update. It's not a decimal system but rather the period is used as a separator so if I hit a 10th bug/hotfix it would be X.10 even though from a math standpoint x.1 is equal to x.10, but again it's meant to be a separator, not an actual decimal. So say I add a new map or operator, that would be a content update so I'd take the current version (for example 12) and add 1 so the next update would be 13.0, but then someone discovered that you could crash the game by doing something on that map and I fixed it, that update would be 13.1 because it's not adding anything important to the game in terms of content, but rather modifying/fixing the already existing content. Hope that helps!