RlsBB NFO

    1. Update v1.8.2:
    2. no patchnotes were posted
    3.  
    4. Update v1.8.1:
    5. Fixes an issue with Karai becoming invincible.
    6.  
    7. Update v1.8.0:
    8. Boss Updates
    9. We have rebalanced the various bosses to better reflect the position they appear in the campaign. Karai was a bit more ruthless than her grandfather Shredder, so both have been adjusted to be easier and more challenging, respectively. Leatherhead also received adjustments to his Amphibian Ambush encounter whilst Gigi from our Junkyard Jam DLC has received a slight adjustment to make her a little more fair.
    10.  
    11. Karai
    12. Improved warning on the first Dash, adding 0.3s to it
    13.  
    14. Previously it was 0.4s, now 0.7s
    15.  
    16. Reduced her period of invulnerability after performing her Rage attack
    17.  
    18. This is the one she uses after her rage bar is full (round kunai explosion where she yells)
    19.  
    20. Previously, she was invulnerable for the full duration of the animation
    21.  
    22. Now she becomes vulnerable right after the kunai come out, providing a great opportunity to counter attack
    23.  
    24. Super Shadow (Hard Mode)
    25. Shadow Flames should be slightly easier to dodge;
    26.  
    27. Reduced Movement Speed by 20%
    28.  
    29. Reduced Rotation Speed
    30.  
    31. Fire Bomb radius decreased to be slightly lower than Mystic Karai’s version rather than of slightly bigger
    32.  
    33. Adds now spawn separately, first at 75% and then 50% of Karai's HP
    34.  
    35. Mystic Karai (Flame variant)
    36. Decreased size of Mystic Karai's Flames by ~30%
    37. Leatherhead (Punk Frog version)
    38. Reviewed all Punk Frog spawns in order to:
    39.  
    40. Avoid exaggerated overlapping
    41.  
    42. Reduce their total numbers (you should expect to see 50% less Punk Frogs overall)
    43.  
    44. Gigi
    45. Gigi’s chop and 360 spin attack now has a bigger windup
    46.  
    47. This is to make it more reactable to players, right now it's too fast
    48.  
    49. Increase was +0.55s (from 0.45s to 1.0s)
    50.  
    51. Shredder
    52. Reviewed all adds, which now follow the following logic
    53.  
    54. At the start of battle, Shredder gets help from basic Footclan enemies for the first ~20 seconds
    55.  
    56. No elites, just Sword, Shuriken and Spear Foot Soldiers
    57. Once he transitions to the second phase, different Foot Soldiers will spawn depending on which Elemental variant Shredder transitions to
    58.  
    59. Astral summons a mix of Flame and Shadow Ninjas
    60.  
    61. Fire summons all Flame Ninjas
    62.  
    63. Ninja summons a mix of Shuriken Ninjas
    64.  
    65. Water summons Spear Ninjas
    66.  
    67. Utrom summons Swordbrakers
    68.  
    69. Ooze summons all Shadow Ninjas
    70.  
    71. Shredder's Leap during Phase 3 has also been modified
    72.  
    73. Now instead of always leaping twice, he'll do a first leap and then 1 out of 4 possible follow up options
    74.  
    75. Another Leap (as it was previously)
    76.  
    77. Shadow Fracture (shadow flames on the ground)
    78.  
    79. Shadow Pursuit (gets on the ground and moves while intangible)
    80.  
    81. Shadow Kick (flying kick)
    82.  
    83. Dragon and Dreamer Coin Economy Improvements
    84. Across the board, we have significantly reduced the cost of Dragon and Dreamer coin upgrades. We feel that the overall costs were much too high, and they have been changed to better reflect the progression experience throughout the campaign.
    85.  
    86. You will see a reduction of costs in low to mid rank upgrades, and a pretty major reduction to costs to many of the high rank upgrades. In addition, we have also adjusted the position and amount of special currencies (Shredder’s Claw, Gauntlet Coins, etc) required at different upgrade ranks.
    87.  
    88. Dragon Coin Upgrades
    89. Training
    90. Health
    91.  
    92. Significant decrease in cost per rank
    93. Dash Charge
    94.  
    95. A slight increase to early Dash Charge upgrade costs
    96.  
    97. Significant reduction in the cost of the final cost of the last Dash charge upgrades.
    98.  
    99. Splinter's Revive
    100.  
    101. A slight increase to early Splinter's Revive upgrade costs,
    102.  
    103. Significant reduction in the cost of the final cost of the last Dash charge upgrades.
    104.  
    105. Swiftness
    106.  
    107. A decrease in overall cost to upgrade Swiftness.
    108. Savor The Flavor
    109.  
    110. Decrease in cost per rank.
    111. Slice of Life
    112.  
    113. A slight decrease in % chance to drop pizza gained per rank.
    114.  
    115. Decrease in cost per rank.
    116.  
    117. Astral Rejuvenation
    118.  
    119. A decrease in overall cost to upgrade.
    120. Technique
    121. Attack Damage
    122.  
    123. Significant decrease in cost per rank.
    124. Critical Chance
    125.  
    126. Very slight increase in overall cost to upgrade. Critical strike is very powerful!
    127. Focused Forces
    128.  
    129. Increased elemental damage gain per rank.
    130.  
    131. Reduced overall cost at higher ranks.
    132.  
    133. Special Damage
    134.  
    135. Decrease in cost per rank.
    136. Tool Damage
    137.  
    138. Decrease in cost per rank at high ranks.
    139. Mechanical Genius
    140.  
    141. Decrease in cost per rank.
    142. Stronger Stuff
    143.  
    144. Slight decrease in cost per rank.
    145. Enduring Effect
    146.  
    147. Decrease in cost per rank.
    148. Specialty
    149. Fast Attacks
    150.  
    151. Decrease in cost per rank.
    152.  
    153. Further decrease in high rank costs.
    154.  
    155. Multi-Hit
    156.  
    157. Decrease in cost per rank.
    158.  
    159. Further decrease in high rank costs.
    160.  
    161. Fast Abilities
    162.  
    163. Decrease in cost per rank.
    164.  
    165. Further decrease in high rank costs.
    166.  
    167. Hammertime
    168.  
    169. Decrease in cost per rank.
    170.  
    171. Further decrease in high rank costs.
    172.  
    173. Pizza Entrée
    174.  
    175. Decrease in cost per rank.
    176.  
    177. Further decrease in high rank costs.
    178.  
    179. Reliable Allies
    180.  
    181. Significant decrease in cost per rank at all ranks.
    182. Critical Damage
    183.  
    184. Significant decrease in cost per rank.
    185. Confidence
    186.  
    187. Decrease in cost per rank.
    188.  
    189. Significant decrease in high rank costs.
    190.  
    191. Inspirations
    192. Leonardo's Inspiration 1
    193.  
    194. Decrease in cost per rank.
    195. Raphael's Inspiration 1
    196.  
    197. Decrease in cost per rank.
    198. Michelangelo's Inspiration 1
    199.  
    200. Decrease in cost per rank.
    201. Donatello's Inspiration 1
    202.  
    203. Decrease in cost per rank.
    204. Casey's Inspiration 1
    205.  
    206. Decrease in cost per rank.
    207. Leonardo's Inspiration 2
    208.  
    209. Decrease in cost per rank.
    210. Raphael's Inspiration 2
    211.  
    212. Decrease in cost per rank.
    213.  
    214. Significant decrease in high rank costs.
    215.  
    216. Michelangelo's Inspiration 2
    217.  
    218. Decrease in cost per rank.
    219.  
    220. Significant decrease in high rank costs.
    221.  
    222. Donatello's Inspiration 2
    223.  
    224. Significant decrease in cost per rank.
    225. Casey's Inspiration 2
    226.  
    227. Decrease in cost per rank.
    228. Dreamer Coin Upgrades
    229. Luck
    230. Perchance
    231.  
    232. Decrease in cost at all ranks.
    233. Do Over
    234.  
    235. Decrease in cost at higher ranks.
    236. Polish
    237.  
    238. Decrease in cost at all ranks.
    239. Double Trouble
    240.  
    241. Decrease in cost at all ranks.
    242. Lucky Spoils
    243.  
    244. Decrease in cost at all ranks.
    245. Double Double
    246.  
    247. Decrease in cost at all ranks.
    248. Economy
    249. Running Start
    250.  
    251. Slight decrease in cost at higher ranks.
    252. Scrappy Bosses
    253.  
    254. Significant decrease in cost higher ranks.
    255. Scavenger
    256.  
    257. Significant decrease in cost at all ranks.
    258. Pantheon's Blessing
    259.  
    260. Slight decrease in cost at all ranks.
    261. Scrap King
    262.  
    263. Decrease in cost at all ranks.
    264. Recycling
    265.  
    266. Decrease in cost at all ranks.
    267. Exotic
    268. Mouse Scrap
    269.  
    270. Decrease in cost at all ranks.
    271. Fortune Favours The Bold
    272.  
    273. Significant decrease in cost at all ranks.
    274. Arcade Fixer
    275.  
    276. Decrease in cost at all ranks.
    277. Busted Coin Slot
    278.  
    279. No change.
    280. Dojo
    281.  
    282. Significant decrease in cost at all ranks.
    283. Artifact Upgrade Costs
    284. We felt that Artifact upgrade costs were also prohibitively expensive, leading to players typically focusing on upgrading one or two Artifacts. We want to encourage more build experimentation by making upgrading additional Artifacts a more achievable goal. In addition, some of the meta currency requirements (Shredder’s Claw, Gauntlet Coin, etc) have been adjusted in the costs.
    285.  
    286. Artifacts with 5 additional levels have had costs reduced as follows
    287.  
    288. Level 2: Was 250 reduced to 150
    289.  
    290. Level 3: Was 400 reduced to 200
    291.  
    292. Level 4: Was 700 reduced to 300
    293.  
    294. Level 5: Was 1000 reduced to 400
    295.  
    296. Level 6: Was 1500 reduced to 600
    297.  
    298. Artifacts with 2 additional levels have had costs reduced as follows
    299.  
    300. Level 2: Was 500 reduced to 300
    301.  
    302. Level 3: Was 1000 reduced to 600
    303.  
    304. *Note, Artifacts are unlocked at level 1 via gameplay
    305.  
    306. Powers and Tools
    307. We are aware of the power of builds such as Critical Strike, Shurikens and Ooze, and instead of focusing on nerfs, we have decided to adjust all the other power trees to perform better! We want players to feel like they have more freedom in pursuing build options that are totally radical, rather than feel like they need to play the same few builds to tackle the hardest content.
    308.  
    309. In turn, this will also make the experience of the many runs you make much smoother, as there is a much better chance of putting a winning build together. We hope players can discover new and exciting build combinations to try out!
    310.  
    311. Tools
    312. We want some of the weaker tool options to feel more viable, so we’re making a number of improvements here.
    313.  
    314. Utrom Shurikens
    315.  
    316. Now releases 4 shuriken, up from 2.
    317.  
    318. Fixed a problem with a delay issue between the releases of Shuriken.
    319.  
    320. Lightning Rod
    321.  
    322. Lightning Rod will now behave more consistently, and strike more targets, making it more powerful.
    323.  
    324. Resolved an issue that was causing Lightning Rod to repeatedly strike targets, even if they are dead.
    325.  
    326. Improved charged strikes to 6/8/10, up from 3/4/5
    327.  
    328. Ooze Shuriken
    329.  
    330. Now releases 4 shuriken, up from 2.
    331.  
    332. Fixed a problem with a delay issue between the releases of Shuriken.
    333.  
    334. Smoke Bomb
    335.  
    336. We have adjusted Smoke Bomb to improve the feeling of control when you teleport, improved its damage, and instead of a Dodge trigger, we have granted it a Dodge Chance buff. Ninja Vanish!
    337.  
    338. Teleport distance reduced by 40%
    339.  
    340. Damage increased to 50/60/70 from 30/50/70.
    341.  
    342. Removed Dodge Effects trigger.
    343.  
    344. Added a 15/25/35% chance to Dodge for 5 seconds upon using Smoke Bomb.
    345.  
    346. Meteor Storm
    347.  
    348. Meteor is an undeniably powerful tool, and while we want it to remain that way, we're adjusting its damage and its rate of releasing meteors. Meteors will drop slowly enough to no longer overlap each other, and should feel a big weightier. We also fixed an issue with timing that caused one less meteor to drop each time you used the tool.
    349.  
    350. Meteor's damage has been adjusted to 20/40/60 from 40/60/80.
    351.  
    352. Meteor Storm now releases meteors less frequently, up to 1.0s from every 0.5s.
    353.  
    354. Number of meteors adjusted to 6/8/10 from 9/12/15
    355.  
    356. Fireball
    357.  
    358. We've improved Fireball to release four fireballs, up from three, and its damage has been adjusted. In addition, it now impacts a larger area, making it both more consistent and more powerfull.
    359.  
    360. Fireball now releases 4 projectiles at all ranks, up from 3.
    361.  
    362. Fireball impact has been doubled.
    363.  
    364. Damage of each fireball adjusted to 30/50/70 from 40/70/100 to reflect having an additional fireballl.
    365.  
    366. Water Sweep
    367.  
    368. Water Sweep should now feel more consistent with a fixed range at all ranks. It now deals more damage, and stuns enemies instead of knocking them back. All of these changes make Water Sweep more powerful.
    369.  
    370. Damage has been increased to 80/100/120 from 60/80/120.
    371.  
    372. Radius set to 4m at all ranks.
    373.  
    374. Now stuns for 1.0s instead of knocks back.
    375.  
    376. Utrom
    377. The Utrom tree has a unique mechanic, the charge bar, that we felt was not quite living up to its potential. So, we’ve made major improvements to it! In addition, we’ve made lightning strike abilities more consistent and frequent across the board. We think you’ll be in for a shocking good time.
    378.  
    379. Lighting Strike
    380.  
    381. Lightning strike now deals more damage at early ranks.
    382.  
    383. Damage increased to 20/25/30 from 10/20/30.
    384.  
    385. Lightning Dash
    386.  
    387. We want Dash builds to be slightly more viable, so we've increased the number of targets hit while also increasing its damage at lower ranks. Lightning Dash now also targets a larger area.
    388.  
    389. Number of targets hit is now 3/4/5.
    390.  
    391. Damage increased to 20/25/30.
    392.  
    393. Targets a larger area.
    394.  
    395. Quick Study
    396.  
    397. We have adjusted Quick Study's charge rate, to account for the power changes we have provided to Utrom across the board.
    398.  
    399. Charge rate adjusted to 50/100/150% from 75/125/200%
    400.  
    401. Shocking
    402.  
    403. We have increased the base charge of the Utrom charge bar. Unlimited Power!
    404.  
    405. Increased charge rate by 20%
    406.  
    407. Electrifying
    408.  
    409. We have adjusted the scaling on Electrify to be more powerful at lower ranks.
    410.  
    411. Damage adjusted to 10/15/20 from 7/15/22
    412.  
    413. Chain Lightning
    414.  
    415. Chain Lightning can now target a much larger area, making it more consistent and more powerful. We have adjusted the scaling to be slightly better at lower ranks.
    416.  
    417. Radius set increased by 60%.
    418.  
    419. Damage scaling set to 10/15/20 from 7/15/21
    420.  
    421. Stormy Weather
    422.  
    423. We have improved Stormy Weather's consistency by increasing its range and adjusting the scaling of damage.
    424.  
    425. Radius increased by 20%
    426.  
    427. Damage scaling set to 10/15/20 from 7/14/21.
    428.  
    429. Techno-Organic Interface
    430.  
    431. We are lightly adjusting movement speed to be a bit more in control. Crafty turtles will still go fast!
    432.  
    433. Movement speed granted is set to 15% at all ranks.
    434.  
    435. Biomechanical Speed
    436.  
    437. We wanted to grant a higher window of opportunity to use the benefit of Biomechanical Speed
    438.  
    439. Duration increased to 3/4/5s
    440.  
    441. Aftershock
    442.  
    443. We are also making Aftershock more consistent with a higher range.
    444.  
    445. Radius increased by 60%
    446.  
    447. Ooze
    448. Our goopiest power tree is also one of our most powerful. We have left it largely unchanged. Slime on!
    449.  
    450. Shelf Life
    451.  
    452. We want Shelf Life to feel like it leaves a lasting impression when you choose it, so we're increasing how long the bonuses last.
    453.  
    454. Improved number of rooms Shelf Life is active to 4/5/6
    455.  
    456. Flame
    457. Flame tree is in a really good place, but we wanted to see if we could make an Inferno build a bit more viable.
    458.  
    459. Flame Strike
    460.  
    461. Flame Strike will deal slightly more damage.
    462.  
    463. Damage increased to 25/35/45 from 20/30/40.
    464.  
    465. Inferno
    466.  
    467. We want to make Inferno more threatening, so we are making it deal more damage by letting it deal damage more frequently.
    468.  
    469. Inferno deals its damage more frequently, up from every 0.5s to every 0.3s
    470.  
    471. Blazing Inferno
    472.  
    473. An increase to Blazing Inferno's duration along with the improvement to Inferno will make this fire DoT more threatening.
    474.  
    475. Blazing Inferno now increases the duration of Inferno to 3/4/5 seconds from 2/3/4 seconds.
    476.  
    477. Water
    478. In a previous update, we added an entirely new build alternative with Still Waters (and friends). We still think Water can have more potential to create new builds, so we’re improving many of the powers across the board. Dive into these changes!
    479.  
    480. Torrential Strike
    481.  
    482. We are pushing up Multi-Strike in a few ways, including how much is provided by Torrential Strike.
    483.  
    484. Torrential Strike now increases Multi-Hit chance by 8/10/12% up from 5/7/10%.
    485.  
    486. Water Dash
    487.  
    488. Water Dash will feel more consistent with a higher range, and we have also increased its damage. Let's go, Dash builds!
    489.  
    490. Water Dash range increased by 60% at all ranks.
    491.  
    492. Damage has been increased to 45/60/75 from 35/45/60.
    493.  
    494. Water Abilities
    495.  
    496. Water Abilities could be a little more powerful, so we're improving its damage.
    497.  
    498. Water Abilities now deals 55/70/85 damage, from 45/60/75.
    499.  
    500. Splash Damage
    501.  
    502. Cleave damage builds can be really fun, so we want Splash Damage to feel more viable.
    503.  
    504. Damage to nearby enemies increased to 40/55/70% of water damage, from 30/45/60%.
    505.  
    506. When it Rains
    507.  
    508. We have improved the damage provided by When It Rains, which will further be improved by other changes to Multi-Hit.
    509.  
    510. Damage increased to 30/45/60, from 24/38/52
    511.  
    512. Frost
    513.  
    514. Frost should feel more like you are overwhelming your enemies with relentless cold. We have significantly increased its slow, and now the slow also lasts longer.
    515.  
    516. Frost now slows enemies further by 50/60/70 from 20/35/50.
    517.  
    518. Duration increased to 2.5s.
    519.  
    520. Ninja
    521. Ninja is one of our better performing power trees, so it remains mostly unchanged.
    522.  
    523. Extended Assault
    524.  
    525. Extended Assault felt too powerful with no investment in the Ninja power tree. We've added various requirements before it will be unlocked. Any Shuriken ability/tool, Ricochet, Chakram, Quick Feet, or First Strike will unlock it.
    526.  
    527. First Strike
    528.  
    529. We wanted to make First Strike part of more Ninja builds. There are now no requirements to unlock First Strike, and First Strike will help with unlocking numerous Ninja Powers.
    530. Art of Darkness
    531.  
    532. We're making Art of Darkness provide a little bit more elemental power.
    533.  
    534. Damage scaling increased to 15/20/25 from 10/15/20.
    535.  
    536. Astral Light
    537. In a future patch, we’re thrilled to say that we’re going to be providing massive overhauls to the Astral Light power tree. Until then, we’re making a number of changes to improve this power tree to hold you over; there’s light at the end of THIS tunnel.
    538.  
    539. Daybreak
    540.  
    541. We have improved Daybreak's scaling Damage Reduction on Blinding Light, to be a more powerful defensive tool if you invest in it.
    542.  
    543. Damage reduction per rank now set to 4/6/8%, changed from flat 5% per rank.
    544.  
    545. Shimmering Shield
    546.  
    547. We want Light Shell to feel more consistent and provide more defense, so we're improving the duration of Light Shell granted by Shimmering Shield.
    548.  
    549. Light shell duration increased to 1.5/2.5/3.5s from 1.2/1.8/2.3s
    550.  
    551. Radiant Warrior
    552.  
    553. Same as Shimmering Shield above, we want Light Shell to feel more consistent and provide more defense, so we're improving the duration of Light Shell granted by Radiant Warrior as well.
    554.  
    555. Light shell duration increased to 1.5/2.5/3.5s from 1.2/1.8/2.3s
    556.  
    557. Ancestral Guardian
    558.  
    559. We've changed Ancestral Guardian to instead provide a significant boost to Elemental Damage. We hope the changes provided to Light Shell's duration elsewhere make this a consistent power for using in elemental builds.
    560.  
    561. Removed Light Shell at the start of combat.
    562.  
    563. Now grants 20/30/40% increased Elemental damage while Light Shell is active, instead of providing Light Shell for a duration at the start of a room.
    564.  
    565. Illumination
    566.  
    567. Illumination could use a little more shine, so we've increased the Light Damage from reflected projectiles.
    568.  
    569. Damage increased to 45/60/75% of your Max Health, from 30/45/60%.
    570.  
    571. Revved Up
    572.  
    573. We've improved Revved Up's dodge chance provided on targets affected by Blinding Light. Combined with the changes to Daybreak, this will make Blinding Light a powerful defensive option.
    574.  
    575. Dodge chance increased to 20/25/30%, from 10/15/20%
    576.  
    577. Astral Dark
    578. Gift of the Dragon
    579.  
    580. We wanted to give this power a bit more value. We also fixed the interaction with Dragon’s Claw to allow it to work.
    581.  
    582. Increased Dragon Coins granted to 120.
    583.  
    584. The Coins earned now correctly work with Dragon's Claw.
    585.  
    586. Dark Star
    587.  
    588. We've improved the damage provided by Dark Star. In addition, we have added a heal for every consumed Splinter's Revive, making the tradeoff of losing your Revives a more meaningful choice.
    589.  
    590. Now grants 20% base damage, and +40% damage per rank.
    591.  
    592. Added a 15% heal per Splinter's Revive consumed.
    593.  
    594. Dragon's Claw
    595.  
    596. Dragon's Claw grants more damage when you receive Dragon Coins.
    597.  
    598. Damage increased to 15/20/25%, from 10/15/20%.
    599.  
    600. Legendary Powers
    601. Finisher (Astral Dark/Ninja)
    602.  
    603. Finisher had a very niche requirement in order to defeat enemies, so we decided to remove it to make it more viable for more builds. As a result, we've adjusted the threshold at which it will instantly defeat an enemy to compensate for its increased usefulness.
    604.  
    605. Finisher no longer requires Guard Break to instantly defeat enemies.
    606.  
    607. Instant defeat threshold is now 15%.
    608.  
    609. Slippery (Ninja/Ooze)
    610.  
    611. Adrenaline has been changed to be a more potent attack power, while adjusting how much mobility it provides.
    612.  
    613. Removed Dash cooldown bonus.
    614.  
    615. Decreased movespeed to 20%.
    616.  
    617. Increased cooldown reduction to 100% for Special and Tools.
    618.  
    619. Shatter (Frost/Utrom)
    620.  
    621. Now requires at least 1 Utrom Power as was intended
    622. Control Updates
    623. We have updated the way targeting is handled across all control schemes to take directionality into consideration. The most obvious impact is that for players using a mouse, the cursor placement is now where you will attack. For players using a controller, the joystick direction will impact your attack target.
    624.  
    625. We have added a new setting in the Options menu for players to fine-tune how they would like to play. The “Aim Assist” settings are as follows:
    626.  
    627. Low
    628.  
    629. Most precise.
    630.  
    631. Attack exactly where the player intends (mouse cursor position or their last inputted movement direction).
    632.  
    633. Medium
    634.  
    635. Look at where the player intends to attack, then SNAP to valid targets.
    636.  
    637. Default behaviour for controllers and mouse and keyboard inputs.
    638.  
    639. High
    640.  
    641. Old behavior. Always snap to valid targets within range, even if it means spinning the player around 180 degrees.
    642.  
    643. Default behaviour for touch screen inputs.
    644.  
    645. Minor Updates & Bug Fixes
    646. Base Game
    647. Artifacts that guarantee the next power type now correctly function when equipping them mid-run
    648.  
    649. Fixed Gauntlet Medallions not being granted from first Sewers mini boss.
    650.  
    651. “Reliable Allies” Dragon Upgrade now gives a greater chance of elite ally spawns the more it is upgraded, making the “Super Support” achievement more within your control to obtain.
    652.  
    653. Ally MOUSERs and Super Soldiers now have an ally skin and footprint to help differentiate them from enemy MOUSERs and Super Soldiers.
    654.  
    655. Darkest Soul and Perfection Achievements are now granted correctly again. We are sorry if you had issues with these achievements recently.
    656.  
    657. Casey Jones & the Junkyard Jam DLC
    658. Victories against Gigi will now update correctly in the Stats screen.
    659.  
    660. Casey’s Inspiration 2 Critical Hit chance will now execute properly based on the listed % in the upgrade description.
    661.  
    662. “Defeat the Junkinator” achievement is now available for Apple players.
    663.  
    664. Vintage Blowtorch artifact will now correctly stun targets hit simultaneously.
    665.  
    666. Update v1.7.2:
    667. The hold to chain dash option is now working for PC controllers.
    668. Consecutive quick dashes are now chaining properly.
    669. Players won’t lose collected powers after reconnecting to an online run.
    670. Casey's upgrades are now showing correct stats.
    671. Various small fixes related to narrative and voice-overs.
    672. Fixed a rare bug where players could get softlocked after being defeated by Leatherhead.
    673. Confidence boosts are now properly granted after dodging an attack.
    674.