Patch Notes Page 67

v0.0.839

Improved the intermission countdown HUD callout.
The next-wave timer now renders larger and centered at the top of the screen for better readability.
The timer now uses the same RmlUi HUD skin as the rest of the in-game interface instead of a bespoke draw path.

Improved the intermission countdown HUD callout.
The next-wave timer now renders larger and centered at the top of the screen for better readability.
The timer is no longer grouped into the left-side status card.

Added corrupted RPG gear and church cleansing.
Equippable loot can now spawn corrupted with bonus item levels, stronger affixes, extra positive rolls, and one forced downside.
Father Mathias can now cleanse corrupted gear for gold, removing the corruption drawback while keeping the item’s positive rolls.
Added corruption gameplay penalties and UI support.
Corrupted gear now uses a dedicated crimson-violet item color, surfaces its corruption details in tooltips/details, and blocks unequipping when the rolled drawback is Cursed.
Weakness, Clumsiness, Slow, Vulnerable, Armor Drain, and Low Durability now apply runtime penalties while the corrupted item remains equipped.

Improved trader repair targeting controls.
Scrolling the mouse wheel over the trader window now cycles the currently selected damaged item for repair.
Repair selection now stays in sync across damaged equipped gear and damaged inventory gear instead of depending only on hover.

Added durability to RPG weapons and armor.
Max durability now scales from item rarity and rolled item quality, with low-durability warnings and break-to-destroy behavior.
Broken gear now auto-unequips, disappears, and notifies the player with a toast.
Added trader repair services for damaged gear.
Trax can now quote and repair all gear, equipped gear, or the currently selected damaged item for gold.
Repair costs now scale with missing durability, item level, rarity, and rolled quality.
Updated item details to show durability.
Inventory, hover, compare, and trader detail panels now display durability for repairable gear.

Expanded Options with display mode and frame-rate controls.
Players can now switch between Fullscreen, Windowed, and Borderless Fullscreen directly from the main-menu and pause-menu Options screens.
Options now expose frame-rate caps for 30, 60, 120, 144, 240, and Unlimited, with both settings saved to the player profile and restored on startup.

Tightened interior NPC dialogue hotspots to authored map tiles.
Dialogue now prefers NPC-specific TMX interaction layers when the NPC JSON declares one, so interior talk prompts can follow exact authored tiles instead of a loose radius.
Father Mathias now uses the chapel’s Priest tiles, and Jules no longer opens bartender dialogue from the extra pub tiles above the bar path.

Fixed dialogue clicks firing more than one response.
Dialogue response selection now relies on the Rml row listener for click activation instead of also replaying the same press through the frame-level fallback.
Mouse-wheel scrolling over the response list remains handled separately, so list scrolling still works without double-advancing dialogue.