Medieval Dynasty

General stability and quality of life improvements focusing on bugs and display options.

More reliable animal spawning and removal of intrusive village spawns.

Much more stable multiplayer experience with fewer desyncs and crashes.

Massive increase in food preservation time, especially when using dedicated Food Storage.

General nerf to food efficiency, but buffs to sobriety items.

Massive damage and range nerfs offset by slight durability increases.

Increased cost for tools, but better profit from eggs.

NPCs are more reliable workers due to the temporary removal of tool requirements.

General nerf to basic breads and tarts, but buffs to sobriety and soured milk.

Significant fixes to NPC stability and quest progression.

Better UI and interaction, but now susceptible to fall damage.

Easier to maintain and grow livestock populations.

General nerf to food efficiency and temperature bonuses.

Significant clarity improvements for crafting and item management.

Food management is now more critical as storage no longer prevents spoilage.

Corrected production timing for grain.

Shifted progression rewards toward higher-tier crafted beverages.

Shift toward processed goods and adjusted weight for grains/flour.

Shifted value toward processed goods and improved utility of potions/torches.

Faster reputation gain and more reliable quest tracking.

Smoother movement and fixed utility bugs while riding.

Improved stamina efficiency for running and inspection.

Greater control over land layout and fixed critical farming bugs.

Major stability and synchronization improvements for multiplayer clients.

Shifted production efficiency and adjusted market prices for food and materials.

Significant stability and logic fixes for the co-op experience.

Faster leveling for most worker types.

More animals overall, with shifted speed balances making some easier and others harder to hunt.

More loot and discovery opportunities across the map.

Easier to recruit NPCs, but mood management is more punishing for those in poor conditions.

Expanded production options and seasonal resource variety.

Significant quality of life improvements for solo players in Oxbow.

Significant buffs to both range and damage.

Better protection but more expensive.

Easier early-game progression and safer sleep mechanics.

Shifted productivity and XP balance between basic and complex kitchen recipes.

Broad efficiency buffs across multiple core production buildings.

Buffs to effect durations balanced by lower meat calories and higher potion costs.

Better profit from fruit and lower house taxes, though tools are more expensive.

Significant stability and synchronization improvements for the Co-Op experience.

Better control over wildlife via torches and more predictable animal AI.

Fixed critical family bugs and improved social interactions.

New plank production and efficiency control, but firewood now costs logs.

Improved farming reliability and better UI guidance for seasonal planting.

Feeding animals is significantly faster and more transparent.

Faster tech progression for most foods, but lower overall XP gain.

Buffed high-tier metal and potion production while nerfing basic gathering and early-game tools.

Shifted crafting speeds for clothing and updated handcrafting recipes.

Survival is easier during cold weather due to better clothing and working heat sources.

Significantly expanded fishing variety and automation via NPCs.

Thrown rocks are now significantly less lethal.

Improved soundscape and a slight nerf to battleaxe extraction.

Improved audio feedback.

New food processing capabilities and efficiency control.

Significant stability and synchronization improvements for multiplayer.

Better visibility and planning for crop and herb collection.

Summer weather is now more extreme and frequent.

Restored intended production efficiency for workshops.

Tools last longer, reducing the frequency of repairs and replacements.

Better resource gain and corrected talent bonuses.