Pax Autocratica

Faster base construction and better soldier visibility, easing base operations.

More dynamic combat with safer dash, better ally support, and an enhanced final mission.

More tactical options with capturable enemies and visibility of prisoner data.

New guarantees and in-combat medic support improve survivability and clarity.

Broad quality-of-life and balance enhancements improve overall gameplay experience.

Battle difficulty lowered and support units adjusted for better team coordination.

Controller support and aim assist broaden input options and accessibility.

Narrative flow adjusted; more side-quest content with potential parallel mission display in future.

Overall weapon damage rebalance with some range/charge tweaks.

Reflect damage behavior corrected to align with design expectations.

Boosted offensive capability of missile cores.

Stronger enemy presence in late game.

Faster allied squad responses in combat.

Missile Towers are less punishing to defenses.

Better odds to obtain blueprints.

Higher storage limit encourages longer-term fragment collection.

Potentially better rewards from Yellow battles.

More strategic chip management; potential early-game power with flexible replacements.

Improved mobility with no energy cost, balanced by cooldown.

Potential synergy with Anger mechanics but depends on proximity.

Reliability of Illusionist in crowded battles improves.

Increased boss vulnerability and depth in encounter.

Cleaner post-boss sequence.

Stabilizes visuals and prevents performance drift.

Players must update to the latest demo build to stay secure.

Quests, loot display, and weapon recoil fixes improve consistency and visuals.

Quality-of-life and clarity improvements without altering core mechanics.

Chip effectiveness improved, with some damage recalibrations.

Game progression pacing adjusted based on feedback.

Adds a new player interaction in combat by allowing Landmines to be destroyed.

New visual narrative element in the tutorial to illustrate Auroria's Eye deployment.

Enhanced audio feedback and storytelling through new voice lines.

Quicker item organization and access in the inventory.

Loot stacks clearer and easier to manage after base activities.

Clarity improved for loot from base activities.

Better encounter layout and loot opportunities during fights.

Richer companion support during missions.

Safer navigation with clearer hazard indicators.

Loot availability tuned per difficulty to affect early and late-game pacing.

Objective control dynamics altered for pacing and challenge.

Faster access to basic armour upgrades from start.

Difficulty scaling adjusted to reward Punishing without overwhelming Demanding.

Revival items require more resources, slowing rapid revives.

Grinding for materials is slowed, affecting long-term progression.

Selling allied soldiers yields more credits, affecting late-game decisions.

Unlock pacing across skills and policies is re-tuned.

Shield Grenade becomes sturdier, improving survivability support.

Tech advancement paths simplified by pruning outdated options.

Ranged offense toned down to balance combat dynamics.

Affixes provide diminishing returns earlier, reducing late-game power spikes.

Critical and damage-enhancing affixes offer less raw power from base values.

Allied units become more fragile, increasing risk in engagements.

Stability improvements reduce crashes in specific scenarios.

Smoother quest progression and reliable objective tracking

Models render correctly in the Drakon Mercenary Camp encounter

New feedback mechanic for resisted attacks.

Alerts players to risky Auto-Defense behaviors.

Guaranteed capture after repeated failures reduces frustration.

Better visibility in base areas.

Easier tracking of transport stations.