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v0.6:
New Features:
• City generation – hundreds of districts, buildings, architectural styles, and more.
• Nomadic fortresses – strong walls, open-air markets, military protection.
• Hunter-Gatherer settlements – building materials, shrines, geometric layouts.
• Towns and farms generate throughout feudal civs, and can be explored.
• Improved map generation – new biomes, more efficient algorithms.
• Explore massive and varied feudal cities (each able to support a population of ~300,000+), each with its own range of districts, architectural styles, and buildings influenced by the political and religious choices of its civilization.
• Discover nomadic fortresses in the desert, enclosed by walls and with an emphasis on strong defence and open-air markets.
• Farms and towns now also generate within the countryside, which in the future will be important stops on your travels, and sources of occasional markets and information.
• Hunter-gatherer civilizations now have settlements, laid out in complex geometric patterns, built from a range of materials, and containing cryptic shrines…
• A huge range of new ‘l’ook graphics for almost everything new in the game, and for a range of items/features/terrains which did not possess graphics in the past.
• Improved world map generation – now includes rare marshland areas, and a significantly overhauled polar biome, now featuring ice as well as snow.
• Introduction of strategic-layer movement around cities, a note on the pricing of city districts, and the unique coinage of each civilization, which will be activated in version 0.9.
• Significant expansion of variety of religion and civilization generation.
• A range of bug-fixes and optimizations on roads, settlement generation, coats of arms, line of sight, generating certain aspects of rivers, and more.
v0.5:
• History generation! The world now contains over a thousand years of history of conflicts, religions, settlements, colonies and more. Some categories such as discoveries and cults will be added to more in later versions. Although they are currently all shown at the start of the game, exploring and discovering these histories (and the gameplay/world information they provide) will later emerge into a central game mechanic.
• Enlarged world map! The world map is now 250×250 rather than 150×150, but due to various optimizations takes up less memory than the older version. This allows for far more room for everything the game needs, and with a larger world map I can start to think about various mechanics for exploring the world without it all opening up too quickly.
• Religion generation! The world is now populated by religions – monotheistic, polytheistic and spiritual/animist/shamanistic – some of which may spread between multiple civilizations. The game describes their entire pantheons in addition to (for feudal religions) what agendas they might wish their followers to pursue.
• Cities, towns, fortresses and settlements! The world map is now populated by the capital cities and smaller towns of feudal civilizations, the desert fortresses of nomads (between which their caravans will later roam) and the settlements of hunter-gatherer civilizations. These different types of civilization also have different types of flag and symbols associated with them. In the next version, 0.6, these population centers will be fully explorable.
• Coats of arms and families! Feudal civilizations now contain a number of noble houses, each of which has a procedurally generated coat of arms to go with it. The player is assigned to a non-ruling house in their civilization of choice, and house allegiance will be one of several “faction” alignments that offer both benefits and risks as the game progresses.
• Updated start/load screen! The start/load a game screen now displays a wealth of information about each save to allow you to easily browse the saves you may have, and also loads in a fraction of the time that was required in the past. You are also now given a choice of what civilization to follow, and whether to follow the lead religion in that civilization (if any).
• Policies! There are now a large number of “policies” that each civilization possesses, spread across eight different categories. These will act as passive boosts to the player’s abilities, skills and stats in various areas.
• Road generation! A network of roads now criss-crosses the parts of the world controlled by feudal civilizations, and also generate on the human-scale map (not just the world map).
v0.4.1:
• Limbs – damage, healing, movement penalties/bonuses, etc.
• Expanded basic inventory system.
• Addition of torches & healing items.
• Traps – trap rooms, lethal/non-lethal, gas/acid/spikes/poison/fire and more.
• Ability to throw/pick-up items.
• Full terrain & tree procedural graphics.
• 50%-75% time reduction for all saving/loading screens.
v0.3.0:
Main Additions:
• 16 hand-drawn languages, assigned to ancient civilizations.
• Ziggurats, containing fully three-dimensional dungeons (multiple staircases which retain coordinates between floors). – Procedural generation of riddle puzzles in ziggurats. – Extensive graphical update for many items, accessible through the ‘l’ook function – stairs, doors, walls, stone blocks.
• Several secret items and hints towards future features and story.
• Over 100 tweaks, bug-fixes, and general improvements.
v0.2.x:
New Features:
• Guidebook;
• Resources Map;
• Multi-square Trees;
• Options/Controls Menus;
• Calendar, Seasons, Day/Night Cycle;
• New Main Menu;
• Planetary Generation;
• Improved World Generation;
• Skill Trees;
• Saving & Loading.
v0.1.3b:
• Minimap doesnt say ‘enter map’.
• Volcano/mountain pathfinding bug fixed.
• All map visible for testing purposes.
• Post-chunk loading error fixed.
• New donators added to contributors list.
• World generation terrain error fixed.
• All items and creatures display without crashing over borders.
• Numpad Enter works just like keyboard enter.
• Fullscreen option disabled if monitor resolution too low.
• Red arrow shows direction of attack if unseen.
• All creatures, items and viewtypes inverted for clarity.
• Escape/backspace for back.
• Change inventory, black out all incorrect inventory.
• Quitting works correctly.
• Chrs > 256 no longer cause a crash.
• index = key.c – ord(‘a’).
• Crosshair no longer sometimes deletes creature characters.
• You cannot fast-travel vs creatures in nearby map grids.
• Endless ‘You cannot reach that limb’ messages hide the attack list.

0.4, Winter 2013:
• Limbs – damage, healing, movement penalties/bonuses, etc.
• Expanded basic inventory system.
• Traps – trap rooms, lethal/non-lethal, gas/acid/spikes/poison/fire and more.
• Jumping/dodging/falling mechanics.
0.5, Spring 2014:
• History Generation – war, rulers, families, artworks, discoveries, etc.
• Myth & Legend generation – deities, beliefs, heroes, monsters, etc.
• City Exteriors – cities show up on map, city walls can be accessed.
• Religion/Civilization generation – policies, governments, etc.
0.6, Summer 2014:
• Improved World Gen – new biomes, swamp/plateau, natural wonders, redo polar, etc.
• Pyramids – map generation, light puzzles, second “dungeon” type.
• Special dungeon floors – hall, labyrinth, crypt, etc.
• OTHER COOL STUFF.