Inferno Protocol

We just pushed a hotfix update. Here's what's new:Fixed an issue where Wooden and Stone arrows couldn't be craftedFixed voice lines for several NPCsRebalanced lootFixed sound issues in the new sewer interiorRebalanced creature spawnsFixed an issue where players other than the lobby leader couldn't take items from NPCs in friend lobbiesFixed NPCs talking too fastFixed missing sound effects on teleport trapsFixed an issue where entering interiors would sometimes immediately kick you back outsideFixed the glass piece in the Prologue not being added to your inventory when picked upAdded a message that now appears when heading to the maze gate at night from the safe zone, warning that the gates are closed and you need to sleepFixed the giant rat sometimes launching you underground Our next update will focus on the caves found on Layer 2.Cheers!

Patch Notes Added microphone selection to proximity chat. Fixed issues with proximity chat. Fixed issues with the walkie-talkie. Fixed issues with the quest list. You can now change your screen type from the graphics settings. Fixed a bug that caused you to move when pressing the emote key while organizing your inventory.

Build System• Improved the overall usability of the build system — thanks for your feedback! - Placed objects now show their facing direction. - Updated the placement effect for built objects. Creatures & Combat• The trash eater creature (the crocodile-like enemy in the maze) now explodes if fed dynamite, grenades, etc. - Fixed brass knuckles effects and corrected recipe errors. Bug Fixes• Fixed an issue where other players' names weren't visible. - Fixed various physics bugs. - Fixed an issue where heavily injured players would stand back up immediately after exiting a ladder. - Fixed an issue causing falls through certain interiors. - Fixed an issue where players sometimes couldn't get back up after being stunned. - Fixed an issue where some initial quests couldn't be progressed on first entry. - Fixed missing ambient sounds in the Prologue. - Fixed various localization issues.

Combat Update — Better Hit Feedback Highlights Melee combat got a full feedback overhaul: every hit now looks and feels like it lands. Zombies react to where you hit them, flinch when you interrupt them, and fall in the direction of your killing blow. Gameplay Changes Melee Combat Feel Impact camera punch — landing a melee hit now gives a quick FOV kick; heavy attacks hit noticeably harder than light ones. Hitstop — your swing and the enemy you strike both freeze for a split second on impact, giving every hit real weight. Works seamlessly in multiplayer. Swing trail effect — melee weapons now leave a slash effect through the air as you swing. Impact shockwave — striking flesh with certain weapons triggers a shockwave burst at the point of impact. Zombie Hit Reactions Locational damage reactions — zombies now respond to where you hit them: headshots and body shots each play their own reaction animations. Directional reactions — zombies react differently depending on whether you strike them from the front or from behind. Reactions are synced in multiplayer — everyone in the session sees the same flinch at the same moment. Staggering Attacks Interrupting a zombie now actually saves yo