Patch Notes Page 14

v0.47.1

Reduced late-wave damage number spam.
Simultaneous local hits from the same attack now collapse into larger combined values instead of spawning long chains of separate floating numbers.
Damage number batching now uses a wider burst window and a local clustering radius so high-wave cleave and similar AoE bursts stay readable without covering the fight.

Added The Chandler as a new Artifact ring.
The Chandler uses CleaveRing.png, always grants at least +7 STR, rolls artifact-level melee affixes, and keeps a persistent cleave buff visible while equipped.
The Chandler’s passive cleave now splashes nearby enemies for roughly 30% damage without requiring an activated ability.
Updated authored food names to match the revised Food.png sheet.
Former Cheese entries now appear as Peas.
Former Eggplant entries now appear as Pepper.
Retuned Glizzy piles.
Base impact and poison damage from the dropped piles were cut in half.

Retuned Witch Hat Disguise.
Disguise now lasts 10s instead of 30s.
Witch Hat Disguise now shows a 15s cooldown in the granted ability card and keeps a live cooldown floor of at least 15s even after cooldown-reduction effects.

Fixed Artifact follow-up behavior.
Witch Hat Disguise now swaps the Warden into enemy movement and attack sprites without applying the cloak/invisibility status.
Enemies now ignore a disguised Warden through AI targeting, special targeting, and contact attacks while the transformation buff is active.
Glizzy now loads its toxic pile art from the shipped Equipment/GlizzyDrop.png asset and no longer gates pile spawning on the texture load path.
Cooldown Reduction display now preserves fractional cooldown values such as Witch Hat’s exact 6.66% roll instead of rounding them to 7%.

Added Witch Hat as a new Artifact head item.
Witch Hat uses WitchHat.png, always grants exactly +6.66% cooldown reduction, always grants at least +7 INT, and rolls artifact-level affixes from a strict non-cooldown pool.
Equipping Witch Hat grants Disguise, a 30-second spell that transforms the Warden into a random enemy, prevents enemies from targeting the Warden while the illusion holds, and displays a timed buff card.
Added Duct Tape as a new Artifact off-hand item.
Duct Tape uses Tape.png, rolls artifact-level defensive affixes, and grants one equipped spare-life charge per item instance.
A spent Duct Tape keeps its affixes equipped, but no longer contributes a spare life; equipping a different unspent Duct Tape grants its own charge.
Improved Artifact runtime visibility.
Mad King’s Favor and Mad King’s Due now appear in the timed-effect strips.
Glizzy piles now render at 50% asset scale and continue damaging enemies only, leaving Wardens immune to the hazard.

Fixed the Options screen re-opening itself after Back.
The remap recovery guard now only restores Options while the screen is actively listening for a replacement input, instead of forcing Options back open whenever a stale close-lock flag remains set.
Explicit Options Back actions now clear stale remap close-lock state before returning to the previous menu.

Restored hard Back / Cancel behavior across menu screens.
Options Back now ignores stale post-remap close suppression after the remap flow has finished, so the visible Back button can close the screen again.
Menu navigation now samples raw Esc and Steam Input default Gamepad PadB / D-pad actions directly, so Esc, Xbox B, and PlayStation Circle are not dependent on remappable bindings or Steam Input origin-capture tokens.
Achievements controller scrolling/back navigation now works from Steam Input default Gamepad actions as well as native SDL controller state.

Split Options control remapping into Gameplay Controls and Menu / UI Controls.
Back / Cancel now appears as a remappable Menu / UI binding instead of being hidden from the remap list.
The Controls list now keeps gameplay actions, screen shortcuts, panel actions, pause, and back/cancel behavior visually separated for keyboard/mouse and controller remapping.
Fixed menu back navigation on controller and mouse-facing menu paths.
The visible Options Back button now responds again after controller remap back-input locks are released.
The Achievements screen now accepts controller/D-pad scrolling and preserves B / PlayStation Circle / Esc as the back-out path.
Additional fallback menu pages now honor the controller back action instead of only pause/confirm.