Patch Notes Page 68

v0.0.830

Tightened Zombie Burster death rules.
Zombie Bursters can no longer receive revive behavior from any spawn path.
The Burster death-poison effect now applies only when the Burster’s hitbox is directly touching a player at the moment it dies.

Added a new enemy roster across goblin, orc, skeleton, and zombie wave pools.
Goblin Slingers now fire animated sling bullets, while Orc Archers and Skeleton Archers use the same arrow projectile logic as Robin.
Orc Soldiers, Unarmoured Orc Soldiers, and Skeleton Warriors now join melee-focused pack pressure alongside the existing enemy set.
Expanded pack-role spawning and elite composition.
Orc Champions now anchor Orc packs as uncommon elite tanks and do not appear as generic filler spawns.
Family-based role resolution now lets wave packs substitute matching ranged, tank, and DPS variants instead of repeatedly spawning only the base archetype.
Added Zombie Burster special explosion behavior.
Zombie Bursters can trigger a medium poison blast during melee pressure and have a separate 50% death-explosion proc with normalized 32x32 VFX playback.

Expanded the dialogue modal to dedicate more room to response options.
Dialogue choices now fill the remaining space in the window instead of being capped to a short fixed-height list.
Mouse-wheel scrolling over the dialogue response area now uses the list’s on-screen bounds instead of depending on Rml’s picked hover target.

Switched dialogue click fallback to use Rml’s live element picking.
Dialogue response activation now resolves the clicked element from the actual rendered document via GetElementAtPoint(), then walks to the owning data-index response row.
This replaces the manual rectangle walk for dialogue option clicks while keeping direct wheel scrolling on the response list.

Added a geometry-based fallback for dialogue option mouse input.
Dialogue response clicks are now resolved from the on-screen response row rectangles when the dialogue overlay is open, so option activation no longer depends entirely on Rml row click delivery.
Dialogue mouse-wheel scrolling is now also applied directly to the response list scroll offset while the cursor is over the list.

Stabilized dialogue option interaction while preserving scroll-wheel ownership.
Dialogue options no longer rebuild on mouse hover, so moving onto a response row no longer replaces the list under the cursor before the click lands.
Dialogue now consumes wheel events at the Rml list level while keeping direct press selection on the generated option rows.

Fixed dialogue/quest-log mouse-wheel routing and quest-log list sizing.
Mouse-wheel input is now suppressed for gameplay while dialogue or quest-log overlays are open, so scrolling those UI panels no longer zooms the game behind them.
Quest-log entries now use a dedicated full-height scrolling list instead of sharing the dialogue choice list height cap, preventing multi-quest runs from collapsing into squished cards.

Bound dialogue response input directly to each generated response row.
Dialogue choices now attach hover and press listeners to the actual rendered option rows after the list is rebuilt.
Response rows are now marked non-draggable so interaction favors option selection instead of list dragging.