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[unormal]

Slime and the honey skunk acid seem to be invisible in the latest version.

*Actually slime look like water(blue)

Yeah, currently fixing a huge load of things whose rendering was broken by the new pipeline.

[unormal]

[CoQ Steam 12-20-2014]
*Fixed liquid volumes not rendering properly
*Fixed gas volumes not rendering properly
*Fixed the unity shell thread not terminating when the gameplay terminates
*Fixed the disable floor textures option not working
*Fixed Clairvoyance not updating properly
*Fixed hidden objects (i.e. young ivories) not being properly hidden
*Fixed night vision goggles not working properly
*Fixed fireflies displaying improperly
*Fixed smoking piles not smoking correctly
*Fixed some quest steps not firing correctly
*Fixed darkvision not working properly
*Fixed a bunch of other things not rendering properly

[unormal]

[CoQ Steam 12-20-2014]
*Reduced per-turn garbage generation
*Fixed a few remaining missing keybinds
*Fixed rendering of temperature status
*Fixed zonecache directory paths on non-Windows platforms

Should be getting pretty close to parity with the old non-Unity build.

[beorn080]

I see some of the mutations got a rebalance in point cost. Very nice. Makes certain mutations much more worth it at 2 points.

[Angle]

And light manipulation is no longer the go-to for any Esper build...

[beorn080]

I was never TOO fond of light manip. It was a good mutation, but several others were much more powerful. Most notably, temporal fugue with a laser weapon and a VERY careful selection of grenades.

[Angle]

Yeah, but Light Manip was cheaper.

Also, Unstable Genome feels like kind've a bad deal, especially if it can get you the 2 cost mutations. Perhaps consider ditching the 33% chance, or dropping the cost to two?

[Astral]

Recent bug update: I had the game crash when attempting to load a save file. It processed the "Loading Game [spinny thing]" for about a second, then closed on me. Would the save file be helpful in this instance, or is it a known issue?

It's a shame, really, as I had some decent equipment on that character. I thought to myself that I should probably leave the game open before going to bed, but oh well.

[unormal]

Yeah I'd love any save directories that fail to load.

Recent bug update: I had the game crash when attempting to load a save file. It processed the "Loading Game [spinny thing]" for about a second, then closed on me. Would the save file be helpful in this instance, or is it a known issue?

It's a shame, really, as I had some decent equipment on that character. I thought to myself that I should probably leave the game open before going to bed, but oh well.

[Astral]

I haven't moved it from the default directory for the Unity version, if there's even an option to do so. My CoQ folder is F:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Caves of Qud

My save directory shows as C:\Users\[Name]\AppData\LocalLow\DefaultCompany\CavesOfQud\591f2d99-393a-4a55-bf4e-a2d9cbbda46c\ZoneCache

I keep most Steam games on my HDD, which has a terabyte available to it, but it looks like CoQ is liking the AppData folder (a much smaller SSD), which I personally find to be a pain in the ass when it comes to cleaning time.

[unormal]

I haven't moved it from the default directory for the Unity version, if there's even an option to do so. My CoQ folder is F:\Steam\SteamApps\common\Caves of Qud

My save directory shows as C:\Users\[Name]\AppData\LocalLow\DefaultCompany\CavesOfQud\591f2d99-393a-4a55-bf4e-a2d9cbbda46c\ZoneCache

I keep most Steam games on my HDD, which has a terabyte available to it, but it looks like CoQ is liking the AppData folder (a much smaller SSD), which I personally find to be a pain in the ass when it comes to cleaning time.

That's Unity's default persistant-file path. It actually fixes a long-running problem of CoQ jamming it's saves in program files... but I could make it an option somewhere.

[Astral]

Here's the Output upon attempting to load the game (I saved the previous one as _old so that it would just show a clean start to load to crash):

http://pastebin.com/aBTkhrh3

[Glloyd]

Looks like I missed out on the keys, ah well. Still, I can't wait to see this on Steam. I remember playing this all the time back in high school. It's been more than a few years since I've played it, but I saw this thread stay active for a few days, and decided to check in. I'm so glad there's still development on it, and I'd gladly but it when it comes out on Steam. As Covenant said a few pages ago, this has always been (at least in my mind) one of the quintessential modern roguelikes.  It's one of those roguelikes that you just have to play to fully appreciate the genre, and I can't tell you how happy I am that it's finally seeing some love again and even a Steam release.

[Aquillion]

I was never TOO fond of light manip. It was a good mutation, but several others were much more powerful. Most notably, temporal fugue with a laser weapon and a VERY careful selection of grenades.

Burgeoning is also quite good early on, and very cheap...  although the hostile-to-self bug makes me reluctant to use it, since it becomes drastically weaker once the bug hits (the plants you summon will attack each other.)

Another small bug:

The continuous field effect for Cryokinesis doesn't seem to be drawn.

[Angle]

Yeah, I really wish burgeoning weren't so buggy.