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Steam News14 November 20241y ago

Our first major update is just weeks away!

Responders - we’re only a few weeks away from our major November patch: the REINFORCEMENT UPDATE (0.2.

In this update6

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What changed

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  • Gameplay
  • Performance
  • Balance
  • Maps
  • Fixes
addedResponders - we’re only a few weeks away from our major November patch: the REINFORCEMENT UPDATE (0.2.0) , which will include a large number of improvements to the core game, hundreds of bug fixes, and new features to play with. Players can expect this update at the end of November.
changedBetween now and the update, we are not expecting to put out further small hotfixes. This ensures that the November update lands on schedule, so that players continue to receive the benefit of more polish and stability. We hope players can understand that we’ve got our heads down for a few weeks to ensure that this major update can make a big impact on the game’s health and replayability.
changedThe November update includes a variety of improvements and additions to the game, but today we’d just like to touch on a few incoming changes…
changedDifficulty overhaulIn November’s update, players can expect an overhaul to the game’s difficulty. We’re making ammo more scarce, have spent time re-tuning difficulty for player levels, made balance passes on zombie lethality, and more.
changedImproved Hit ReactionsAlso coming with this patch is improved hit reactions on zombies, so zombie bodies will react more realistically, especially when they’re on the receiving end of your melee weapons and explosives. Here’s a quick glance at some of those improvements in action:
addedAlternative Power Plant ending sequenceAs discussed in our recent livestream last week, there will be a random chance to encounter a new ending sequence to Power Plant before you jump on the helicopter. We know players want more variety and replayability in the game’s (currently) single map, and this remains a high priority.

No More Room in Hell 2 changes

addedResponders - we’re only a few weeks away from our major November patch: the REINFORCEMENT UPDATE (0.2.0) , which will include a large number of improvements to the core game, hundreds of bug fixes, and new features to play with. Players can expect this update at the end of November.
changedBetween now and the update, we are not expecting to put out further small hotfixes. This ensures that the November update lands on schedule, so that players continue to receive the benefit of more polish and stability. We hope players can understand that we’ve got our heads down for a few weeks to ensure that this major update can make a big impact on the game’s health and replayability.
changedThe November update includes a variety of improvements and additions to the game, but today we’d just like to touch on a few incoming changes…
changedIn November’s update, players can expect an overhaul to the game’s difficulty. We’re making ammo more scarce, have spent time re-tuning difficulty for player levels, made balance passes on zombie lethality, and more.
changedAlso coming with this patch is improved hit reactions on zombies, so zombie bodies will react more realistically, especially when they’re on the receiving end of your melee weapons and explosives. Here’s a quick glance at some of those improvements in action:

Responders - we’re only a few weeks away from our major November patch: the REINFORCEMENT UPDATE (0.2.0), which will include a large number of improvements to the core game, hundreds of bug fixes, and new features to play with. Players can expect this update at the end of November.

Between now and the update, we are not expecting to put out further small hotfixes. This ensures that the November update lands on schedule, so that players continue to receive the benefit of more polish and stability. We hope players can understand that we’ve got our heads down for a few weeks to ensure that this major update can make a big impact on the game’s health and replayability.

The November update includes a variety of improvements and additions to the game, but today we’d just like to touch on a few incoming changes…

Difficulty overhaul

We’ve heard your feedback about the game’s difficulty needing further work.

In November’s update, players can expect an overhaul to the game’s difficulty. We’re making ammo more scarce, have spent time re-tuning difficulty for player levels, made balance passes on zombie lethality, and more.

Improved Hit Reactions

Also coming with this patch is improved hit reactions on zombies, so zombie bodies will react more realistically, especially when they’re on the receiving end of your melee weapons and explosives. Here’s a quick glance at some of those improvements in action:

Alternative Power Plant ending sequence

As discussed in our recent livestream last week, there will be a random chance to encounter a new ending sequence to Power Plant before you jump on the helicopter. We know players want more variety and replayability in the game’s (currently) single map, and this remains a high priority.

In this new variant you’ll be completing a series of tasks at different locations within the central Power Plant area, rather than experiencing the “code book” objective in the control room. While the original control room objective will remain as a variant too, and is still probably the “best” way to experience an exciting crescendo at the end of the map, we’re excited for players to get their hands on a different ending experience and want to hear your feedback on how to continue to improve it.

Looking ahead, we’ve also got additional varieties of new objective sequences in development, prioritized for early 2025, to further extend the replayability of the Power Plant map, as we continue work on the second map.

Bug fixes

Bug fixes continue to be a major focus for the game. In total, hundreds of bugs have been fixed in this update!

The November update will have a long list of bug fixes, including but not limited to…

  • VOIP improvements

  • Fixed invincible “no legs” crawler zombies

  • Various fixes to propane tank issues

  • Fixed cases of zombies sliding

  • Fixes to bullet falloff damage

  • Objective markers and interaction fixes

  • Fixed Zombies spawning too close to players

  • Fixed various revive bugs

  • Fixed bug where non-major limbs could not be removed - now hands, feet, and lower arms are all removable

  • Fixed various Floating flashlight bugs

  • … and many more!

Additional weapons

As shown in our roadmap, we’re excited to be arming players with two new weapons in the November update: the M1911A1 handgun and M7A1 assault rifle. More tools to loot, more one handed firearms (which, of course, work with a flashlight in your other hand), and our first fully automatic firearm.

And much, more more!

We’ll be back

Source

Steam News / 14 November 2024

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