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Steam News1 July 20206y ago

Fix for Early Access saves

Hey folks! This is a minor patch that shouldn't impact most users. Saves no longer store macro data, making Early Access saves fully compatible with the final game.

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Hey folks! This is a minor patch that shouldn't impact most users.

What changed

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  • Compatibility
removedSaves no longer store macro data, making Early Access saves fully compatible with the final game.
changedThere have been a few reports of issues with saves made during Early Access crashing during trials. As the issue had to do with save data and was avoidable with minimal inconvenience by starting from Chapter Select, we gave this a little time to test it thoroughly before releasing, but we've pushed the fix out to everyone now. If you were on the "beta" branch due to this issue, you can safely switch back to "default".

Master Magistrate changes

removedSaves no longer store macro data, making Early Access saves fully compatible with the final game.
changedThere have been a few reports of issues with saves made during Early Access crashing during trials. As the issue had to do with save data and was avoidable with minimal inconvenience by starting from Chapter Select, we gave this a little time to test it thoroughly before releasing, but we've pushed the fix out to everyone now. If you were on the "beta" branch due to this issue, you can safely switch back to "default".

  • Saves no longer store macro data, making Early Access saves fully compatible with the final game.

There have been a few reports of issues with saves made during Early Access crashing during trials. As the issue had to do with save data and was avoidable with minimal inconvenience by starting from Chapter Select, we gave this a little time to test it thoroughly before releasing, but we've pushed the fix out to everyone now. If you were on the "beta" branch due to this issue, you can safely switch back to "default".

This should also make your saves take up a little bit less space, and make bugs of this type less likely in the future.

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Steam News / 1 July 2020

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