No Rest for the Wicked

Early Access launch contains several known stability and UI issues with provided manual workarounds.

More forgiving and rewarding skill-based combat.

Significantly increased tool longevity and improved crafting accessibility.

Closed loopholes and improved environmental polish.

Various quality-of-life and UI fixes.

More consistent enemy behavior and removal of scaling bugs.

Significant improvements to KBM accessibility and customization.

Smoother difficulty curves across various game regions.

Better availability of essential materials, rarer specialized items.

Much better inventory management and resource storage.

Now correctly provides its intended damage bonus.

Significant nerf to passive damage scaling to ensure combat remains active.

Critical stability and functionality fixes for realm travel and session recovery.

Removed several exploits related to damage, rewards, and invincibility.

Core focus-based enchantments are now functioning as intended.

Cheaper costs and full healing efficiency make Echo significantly more viable.

Better health sustain and a reduced focus penalty.

More variety in equipment, but parrying is now more costly.

Significant increase in gold gain from selling materials and more shopping options.

Faster and more rewarding resource gathering.

Visual and UI bugs regarding building projects have been resolved.

Better loot availability and more consistent enemy encounters.

Higher penalty for missing parries.

Increased tactical depth and visibility in PvP duels.

Better flexibility for unique weapon users.

Smoother endgame loop allowing for continuous infection and cleansing.

More structured introduction for new players with an optional skip.

Charged attack enchantments now correctly apply to bows.

More consistent damage reflection during combat.

Significantly more freedom for base decoration and improved interaction clarity.

Smoother navigation and interaction within the Marin Woods area.

The ring is now functional and provides its intended benefits.

More predictable item stats and better high-end loot chances.

Improved resource management for arrow skills.

Significantly less survivability.

Cannot be easily pushed off the map.

Reliable hitboxes when using Attack Speed enchantments.

Reliable hitboxes when using Attack Speed enchantments.

Significantly higher health penalty.

Better resource management for revives.

Improved visibility in dark areas via a new equippable item.

Reduced self-damage and a shift to physical damage types.

Significantly easier early-game combat on the ship.

More dangerous and harder to punish after its attacks.

More forgiving progression and better UI safety for challenges.

Weapon parrying is now more costly, encouraging better stamina management.

Improved follow-up damage potential after backstabbing enemies.

Harder to disrupt during combat due to the removal of parry stagger.

Better stability and performance due to GPU leak fix.

Critical fixes for player progress loss and save data corruption.

Changed crafting location for bombs.

Progression gated behind Sacrament for better scaling.

Significant quality of life improvements for keyboard and mouse users.

Improved security for player housing and item storage.

Fixed a jarring visual glitch during critical rescue moments.

Significant polish to the overall soundscape and fix for disruptive audio bugs.

Fixed a progression blocker for specific quest lines.

Restored intended world event and faction mechanics to key regions.

Prevents exploit-like stagger loops.

More predictable attack patterns.