- Means of Production has functionally been updated under the hood to make what it gives you less chaotic and more synergistic. Basically, this should make this deck less difficult + frustrating + RNG heavy
- Fixed some issues with the bug reporter tool
- Updated many card events to prevent crashes during card draw. We've also added some logging for card draw issues to please report them if they happen!
- Fixed a crash with the tutorial
- Fixed an autosave issue on steam platforms
- Fixed some controller crashes and updated controller support for steam deck.
- When using controllers, you can sell tags from the collar buy pressing and holding a confirmation button. Updated the UI to show the hold timer.
- Fixed a weird bug where bones + money particles were impacting whether or not the value was applied
- Fixed some controller issues with selectable buttons and cards.
- You can now toggle shop panels and other overlays mid game by pressing the right stick on a controller
- Resolved some timing issues with Scissors/Ribbons (eg. you could play them while the game was ending)
- Fixed an issue with the Pedigree deck behaviour
- The Sit! Tag now correctly applies Sleepy to the first Dog played
- Thinks It's People - can no longer play Scissors or Ribbons (sorry that was too OP)
- The Ding Tag will now promote Rocks in cases where Rocks are actually Dogs... What is this sentence, what is my job??
- Several Loc updates and improvements for various languages
- Updated our Credits to include our very very good Localisation team, Native Prime (thanks friends)
- All Fluff - updated logic to allow this tag to work with Zoomy dogs
- Perfectly Trained, Whistle - fixed behaviour of tags that allow card dropping inside the bucket.
- Effects that would copy or return a dog from the yard weren't applying some traits the dog currently had back to the final card (eg. Leash and many dog tags). This has been fixed.
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