Updated Jherem to move Jherem near his parents after LCO tells him the horrible truth and disable the bark triggers near the merchants he normally visits.Updated Jernaugh’s conversation to only allow LCO to mention Piquo when the player has learned of Piquo’s indecision.Fixed an exploit allowing players to get a quest reward from Fulsome infinite times.Updated Tranquility’s conversation to start the cutscene of Tranquility hypnotizing LCO into the Calm to occur in the onEnter of a Script Node rather than the OnExit.Updated the scripting of Aidan Sitabo so that LCO dies when defeated by Aidan in the final challenge of his duel.Updated the steel hands in the Reef so that the Smashing skill applies to the task to break off the Eight-fingered Mace.Updated Tybir to only trigger warnings about Ris’ quest if Ris is still set to be executed.Updated Peliai to resolve her quest on all cutscene exits, many paths didn’t resolve.Numerous miscellaneous scripting and dialog fixes and updates.Issue with movement getting stuck on scene transition should no longer occur.Balance pass to slightly reduce armor and HP across all enemies.Added Devourer of Wrongs to Dendra O'hur Cave.Unarmed attacks now treated as Light Bashing type.Increase minimum bonus regained from Resting.Fixed an issue in the Sticha Lair with stray colliders blocking doors.Fixes to tooltips on Skill and Ability descriptions.Tweaked items throughout game scenes, including more Shins placed in containers so players wouldn’t find themselves running out so easily and unable to pick certain quest options.Many miscellaneous bug fixes and tweaks to items (especially Cyphers).Many miscellaneous bug fixes and tweaks to abilities.Various AI bug fixes and updates/optimizations.CombatantSCorer_CanFlank should now calculate Flanking properly.GridNodeFilter_WillBeFlanked was improperly if the user would be flanked.Fix to allow non-singular amounts of items to be added to an inventory simultaneously.Issue with movement getting stuck on scene.Cyphers can now be dragged to other characters.Ĭypher Sickness should no longer multiply in effect after save/load.Fixed combat freeze-ups that could occur with.Fixed Cypher Sickness not saving properly.bugs thatĬould be caused by user interface inputs falling through the UI. Fixed Broken Dome bug that could cause the introĬutscene/conversation to not play correctly.Manifold miscellaneous optimizations to.The camera should no longer pan while a menu is.Added a Shins (currency) display to the.Added Quicksave/Quickload functionality.Added Autosave functionality with three rotating.Pressing their respective keys while the UI is open. Escape should close out of these menus, as should Press Iįor Inventory, C for Character, M for Map, B for Quick Abilities, V for Quick Added hotkey support to the interface.Heavy optimization pass to Fathom 13 scene.If you experience bugs as a result of loading up old saves, we recommend starting a new game.
#TORMENT TIDES OF NUMENERA BETA PATCH#
Note: This patch may be incompatible with your previous save files due to changes in our save/load system. This patch corrects a number of critical bugs our community reported and also has some feature and gameplay improvements across the board. You can only play a game for the first time once.Today we are pleased to announce patch 1 for Torment: Tides of Numenera’s beta/Steam Early Access release. These gargantuan, Infinity Engine-esque RPGs tend to be bug riddled at the best of times, never mind when they’re in beta. While my anticipation for this game is actually burning a hole in soul, I think I’ll personally hold off until the finished version is released. Tales isn’t a sequel to Torment for nefarious “licensing reasons.” Namely that developers inXile don’t have the rights to the Planescape campaign setting, which is why Tales is set in the similar Numenera campaign setting instead. You’ll be able to complete the prologue and explore a sizable chunk of the game’s first location, the Sagus Cliffs. The Beta (or “Early Access version,” if you’re an insufferable youngin’) offers about ten hours of gameplay and starts at the beginning of the game. Considering the Kickstarter campaign for the highly anticipated RPG listed an estimated delivery date of December, 2014, the game is a mere 13 months behind schedule. At least it does for those who backed the game’s kickstarter to at least the $55 level back in 2013 ( disclosure: which I did, but not the beta tier) and don’t mind playing an early, and likely buggy, version of the game. The 16-year wait for a followup (albeit it a spiritual one) to Planescape: Torment ends today. The rest of you will have to wait until January 26th. Beta Kickstarter backers will get access to an early version of Torment: Tides of Numenera today.
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