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Steam News24 April 20233y ago

Update 1.1.4 with official Steam Deck support

Last year we started working on this new update to finally add official Steam Deck support.

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What changed

10 fixes1 addition2 changes0 removals
  • Performance
  • UI and audio
  • Fixes
  • Gameplay
  • Maps
  • Balance
addedLast year we started working on this new update to finally add official Steam Deck support. While that wasn’t too hard (it basically worked fine on Steam Deck already, but we optimized a few things for usability there) we decided to wait with release of the new update until the Switch port was done. That way we were able to integrate the performance optimizations (as far as possible, some fixes were more invasive and are only relevant on Switch anyway) into all other platforms as well.
changedNow it’s time to launch the update, even a few weeks before the Switch version will launch. You can find the full changelog below as usual. In general you can expect a few optimizations for Steam Deck, general performance improvements and also a few bugfixes here and there.
fixedfixed dialog skip button being cut off on Steam Deck
fixedfixed performance issue on Red Canyon
fixedfixed drawing board cursor positioning for resolutions != 4k
changedslightly reduced CPU usage for AI pathfinding calculations

Elemental War 2 changes

addedLast year we started working on this new update to finally add official Steam Deck support. While that wasn’t too hard (it basically worked fine on Steam Deck already, but we optimized a few things for usability there) we decided to wait with release of the new update until the Switch port was done. That way we were able to integrate the performance optimizations (as far as possible, some fixes were more invasive and are only relevant on Switch anyway) into all other platforms as well.
changedNow it’s time to launch the update, even a few weeks before the Switch version will launch. You can find the full changelog below as usual. In general you can expect a few optimizations for Steam Deck, general performance improvements and also a few bugfixes here and there.
fixedfixed dialog skip button being cut off on Steam Deck
fixedfixed performance issue on Red Canyon
fixedfixed drawing board cursor positioning for resolutions != 4k

Last year we started working on this new update to finally add official Steam Deck support. While that wasn’t too hard (it basically worked fine on Steam Deck already, but we optimized a few things for usability there) we decided to wait with release of the new update until the Switch port was done. That way we were able to integrate the performance optimizations (as far as possible, some fixes were more invasive and are only relevant on Switch anyway) into all other platforms as well.

Now it’s time to launch the update, even a few weeks before the Switch version will launch. You can find the full changelog below as usual. In general you can expect a few optimizations for Steam Deck, general performance improvements and also a few bugfixes here and there.

If you have suggestions, check out the feedback thread in the Steam discussions or our Discord.

Changelog

Enhancements

  • Steam Deck adjustments

  • made easy difficulty slightly easier

Fixes

  • fixed dialog skip button being cut off on Steam Deck

  • fixed performance issue on Red Canyon

  • fixed drawing board cursor positioning for resolutions != 4k

  • slightly reduced CPU usage for AI pathfinding calculations

  • fixed minimap clicking jumping to wrong position

  • fixed water on city map being rendered twice

  • fixed rare issue causing towers loaded from a savegame being blue

  • fixed price display of barricades

  • fixed item menu not closing properly anymore opening it from ingame menu

  • fixed auto-generated default flag configuration not getting stored

  • fixed confirmation box when leaving/restarting game with controller

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Source

Steam News / 24 April 2023

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