Based on player feedback, the developers of Unrailed 2: Back on Track have rolled out another Major update. This patch, v-322-85bc6d7, addresses various gameplay issues while introducing notable improvements that enhance the gaming experience. However, as with any update, there are aspects worth scrutinizing.
The patch notes reveal a mix of enhancements and bug fixes designed to refine gameplay mechanics and improve user experience. Some highlights from the changelog include:
Changelog v-322-85bc6d7:
Changelog v-322-85bc6d7:
– Improvement: Nether and Lollipop cartridge don’t cancel anymore but lead to a very easy and very hard path when both are equipped
– Improvement: Torpedos are not grid aligned anymore
– Improvement: Torpedos and crabs can be dropped on low tide
– Improvement: Improved and more precise pickup from wagons (the last version had trouble when stuff is laying around in certain directions)
– Improvement: Next to the version we now also show the run-id
– Improvement: When wagons have multiple stacks and one stack is empty, the other stack will be highlighted when looking at the first stack
– Improvement: Animal attached to the milk wagon should not be squashed as easy as before and should survive biome transitions
– Improvement: “Storage push” extension now pushes to the 2nd next if the first next is full
– Improvement: Small loca improvements
– Improvement: The turret prioritizes trees and rock before canyon-mountains
– Improvement: Taken wagons, cartridges or extensions in versus will now also unlock
– Balance: Octoboss waits slightly before it starts shooting water
– Balance: Octoboss shoots less often water
– Bug fix: Various errors resulting from loading a checkpoint (eg long loading, shifted maps)
– Bug fix (regression): Nether and Lollipop are not included in the slot station anymore
– Bug fix: Infinite extensions when resetting at a station (either from storage or from cartridge toaster)
– Bug fix: It was possible to start from the credits biome and from locked biomes
– Bug fix: Respawning was broken when being killed while riding an animal
– Bug fix (regression): Map generation loading screen missing
– Bug fix: Milk wagon milk effect stacking was broken. Now, as long as there is remaining milk of a certain animal, its effect will remain (like in U1)
– Bug fix: Lava blob plunger ropes to milk wagon were flying all around
– Bug fix: “Storage pull” was taking the first in the order of the train instead of actually taking the closest wagon
– Bug fix: Reduced camera flickering in replay
– Bug fix: Water drains during dialogs
– Bug fix: Hide player out of screen bubbles during loading screen
– Bug fix: Versus wagon was not added to handbook (now it’ll be added the the first versus station)
– Bug fix: Final station was not added to the handbook
– Bug fix: Tools on ground are sometimes invisible
This update also aims to tackle performance-related problems. A notable mention is the recommendation for players using the “Nahemic” audio driver, often bundled with MSI software, to disable it temporarily if they’re experiencing startup issues or game freezes. It’s crucial advice that could save users considerable frustration in their gameplay sessions.
The positive changes should lead to more fluid interactions within the game world and potentially reduce frustrating encounters due to glitches or mechanics not functioning as intended. However, some players may find certain alterations, like the balancing adjustments made to bosses, impact their play style or strategies significantly.
If you’re interested in diving deeper into this update’s details, you can check out the official source here.
This recent patch reflects an ongoing commitment from developers to listen actively to their community’s feedback. While it seems promising with various improvements listed, only time will tell if these changes positively affect player experiences across different platforms.
The balance between enhancement and challenge remains delicate in games like Unrailed 2, so keeping an eye on community reactions regarding these updates will be Necessary moving forward!
