Hope everyone is enjoying a good summer and we have a milestone 1.20 update for you today. Please keep in mind that we have hit a bit of a snag with overwriting some files on Steam update today, so some parts of this update will only be available tomorrow.
All in all a very exciting update with change across the board. The light and rendering has been adjusted on the tactical maps and the world map, and the camera moves around more easily. The interface is better looking now and noticeably less intrusive as we adjusted it to work better on all types of monitors and resolutions. And we have fixed a number of annoying bugs, including a rare crash-to-desktop when switching between levels. Most importantly, the AI now has some surprising mid-game curve balls to throw at the player. No more repetitive slogging to get to your triumphant victory once your 30-40 hours into the campaign. Other Kingdom will attempt strategies to unite and stop the player who is dominating.
Here's what this update includes, and keeping patch notes grouped by category.
Also please note that this update had two parts, and second part of the update just went live.
- AI players use new strategies mid to late game on the world map
- Combat AI now behaves a lot more realistic when it comes to how many troops it trains per battle related to citizen caps
- Combat AI is a lot less active with spawning units when defending towns
- A few rare crashes have been fixed
- Other bugs that affected stability eliminated
- Lighting effects enhanced on the World Map
- World map looks good deal different with new environmental changes
- Improved lighting on the tactical maps
- Corrected some historical inaccuracies in units’ attire
- Camera adjusted to move around more easily
- Camera scroll speeds have been slowed down dramatically per player requests
- Fixed a number of bugs with camera jumping from one place to another during end of month lag spike
- Interface now is a bit less intrusive with smaller scale on some buttons and windows
Changed files in this update