Discover all of the new features and fixes coming to the June 29 Patch Notes Update for the newly released game ASKA.
The June 29 patch notes update for ASKA has arrived, bringing plenty of exciting new features, improvements, and bug fixes to enhance the gaming experience. This update focuses on quality-of-life changes, making the game more enjoyable and user-friendly.
Here is the list of all the changes coming to the patch notes update for ASKA on June 29th, 2024:
One of the most significant additions to this patch is this multi-pickup feature. You can now pick up multiple small items of the same type, significantly reducing the time spent on collecting resources. This improvement will undoubtedly be appreciated by players who find themselves constantly gathering materials throughout the game.
The patch also addresses controller navigation, making it more intuitive and user-friendly. Lists now have improved legibility, with a clearer indicator of the selected element. Navigating between buttons has also been made smoother, ensuring a seamless experience for players using controllers.
ASKA now provides you with more information about the game-saving process. A notification message appears while the game is being saved, keeping you informed.
Moreover, quitting the main menu or desktop now waits for the saving operation to finish, preventing any potential data loss. The game also boots with an FPS cap to avoid unnecessary workload on the GPU.
The game is booting with an fps limit to avoid a useless workload on the GPU.
The developers have made adjustments to the navigation links for Longhouse doors to address issues where villagers would get stuck outside and freeze to death due to inaccessible doors.
The doors of the Longhouse and its modules are now more forgiving when snapping the door navigation links, reducing the likelihood of such problems occurring.
In a rather morbid addition, villager remains can now be found in the world where a villager has died. These remains can be dismantled, adding a new layer of interactivity to the game.
On a lighter note, the patch introduces notifications when your dog is attacked. Stray dogs are now automatically assigned to a nearby kennel when their guard target is destroyed, and kennel workers will fetch food for guard dogs assigned to their kennel. To make life easier for these furry companions, dogs now consume half as much food as before.
These are the adjustments and balances added to the update:
The update also includes numerous bug fixes to address various issues reported by players:
The June 29 patch for ASKA shows the developers’ dedication to improving the game based on player feedback. Featuring new content, enhancements, and bug fixes, this update aims to offer a better experience for all players. ASKA continues to evolve!