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We’ve taken the Spirit Anchor even farther toward being the magical heart of your base! When awakened, your base becomes a true sanctuary for the spirits of Nera, offering them protection from the dangers of The Deep.
The Spirit Anchor starts dormant and must be empowered to level 1 to begin its magic. Once activated, you'll unlock the ability to rescue spirits you find throughout the world – but that's just the beginning! Every time you level up your Spirit Anchor, you'll gain new benefits from providing passive healing, cleansing corruption, and powering magical stations in a radius around it. And, once you can build more Spirit Anchors, allowing fast travel between bases! 
What's a sanctuary without some lush amenities? You can now craft special structures to attract more spirits to your base, including spots for them to lounge, little pavilions for them to relax, or hot springs for them to sit in!
We've added a wealth of new magical abilities that you can unlock by rescuing spirits. Echoes can now equip four abilities (2 major, 2 minor) with effects like:
And many more! Some abilities even help with traversal, like Fleet Foot for faster sprinting or Webbed Foot for improved swimming.
All these changes are designed to make Nera feel more alive and magical. We want you to feel motivated to rescue spirits not just for gameplay benefits, but because you're restoring magic to a world that desperately needs it.
These features are in our latest playtest build right now! While the UI is still a work in progress and some abilities might need balancing, we couldn't wait to get your feedback on this fundamental aspect of Voyagers.
Created by: Meepii, Lunaria and Grace. 
Here are a couple of favorite moments EVER: 
We've noticed a few comments about looking for easier solo boat play, but they're quite rare. We'll keep monitoring this area as we continue to refine the experience.
The feedback on our second biome has been invaluable:
Thank you for continuing to share your thoughts and experiences. Every comment helps us shape Voyagers into the magical adventure we all want it to be!
The latest update brings a host of improvements to the game’s ocean exploration:
Beyond the biome and ocean changes, the update introduces several quality-of-life enhancements:
Credits to Sublime and MrMeeko for sharing these ideas with us in our Discord! 
Although not fully available in the demo, The Reef promises to be a breathtaking new adventure.
During the stream, we revealed the latest in-engine version of the Reef - it’s starting to look gorgeous! 
As always, we can't wait to hear what you think of these new additions. Your feedback shapes everything we do, and the Reef is our most ambitious biome yet!
Kyle & Christina: We are working to fill in all of those spots as fast as possible. It is awful to get stuck when you have no way out except to unstuck yourself but we are working on it we look hard for every single crevice in the map. We want to fix them all, I promise. Hopefully we will try to find ways to detect them more easily hopefully so that one day you won't get stuck anymore. If you can submit a bug report whenever you find one that would be really helpful! 
Brandon & Steph: Sorry you feel that way. A lot of the community has a lot of feelings about starving hunger and nutrition and thirst starvation is is a hot topic… a very divisive one we found out. A lot of new survival games are doing it quite differently too so there's a big spectrum of survival games all the way from like Seven Days To Die, and these like In The Forest and these really hyper realistic and gritty ones where you're decapitating an animal and grilling it to eat it. There’s also Enshrouded and Valheim where food is just kind of like additive and a little hand wave how you get it. 
Brandon: Please don't do that. we're definitely working on it. We have some pretty big changes coming to fuel down the pipeline so hopefully we can make things better, but yes - we all feel it too feel is a tricky thing to get get right. We're trying to hit a lot of different targets we're trying to have resource syncs in our economy so you have places to spend the resources we're trying to add engagement to the base management loop. There are things to do while you're at base, but I totally agree the current implementation of fuel is not not great. Don't punch kittens though. Don't do that. 
Luke: The trouble with the drag and drop first this kind of, click to pick up - click to put down - approach is that when you drag and drop. First of all, it doesn't translate well if you ever want to add any kind of controller support because you can't you don't have the same kind of like cursor that you're moving around you kind of have to select things. For it then to do actions on those selections but also clicking and then clicking again gives you more interaction points because you can also use the right click. For example, you can pick up a stack, and then you can right click to drop like a single item from the stack or half the items from the stack. 
Meg:I almost wish it was more complicated! Lucky for you it's not fully up to me so we'll see how this develops in the future. 
Ben: This is harsh but this is true. Currently we have really simple boat traversal mechanics and so it does lose that feel of sailing. I love when games have really strong like experiential and movement things. This is a tricky problem because you have to sink boats across all players and then if you have waves on the ocean then you have to sink the ocean… and so there are technical things that are difficult to do with this it's not impossible! Lots of games have done it but something we're looking into something we want to make better we will will not feel like it slides forwards and backwards. I promise that we've gathered that kind of feedback from you guys we have more justification to try to add these things in the future.
Luke: This is what happens when you open the chest 90% of the time. What you want to do is just get everything out of the chest especially if it's something you found while you're out adventuring. This is on our backlog! We've actually done some of the work needed in order to get this working. There are a few things here and there that the “take all” button but people might also want to like sort or another common thing in similar games is like a take all of kind. If you have an existing stack of an item you might want to like take all the items in the chest that match to an existing stack. The set of existing stacks that are in your inventory or vice versa um so there may be like three or four total sort of quality of life inventory management solution that we want to have. The “take all” button something we are definitely adding. 
Steph: That is kind of sad. I like to reframe this because I think if they're thinking there's endless potential but the game is terrible that means we have something that they're really excited about, or at least they like the concept. The direction or some of the promise that we're wanting to give and maybe we're just not delivering it right now but that's the whole reason why we ship the game early and often and try to get feedback is because we really want to deliver on the experience that people are hoping to get when they play the game. We'll do our best to make that true.
Ryan: In our next milestone we're focusing on breathing a lot more life into the underwater areas what we have in the demo is really basic. We are actually introducing spear fishing, along with that we're adding a ton of new enemies and critters and resources to the underwater areas. We're adding colorful coral and some scary enemies that you'll encounter down there. We're giving you a lot more reasons to go down and catch all of the different varieties of fish that you'll find first. 
Michael: This was way more original when we were starting to talk about this in 2020 obviously making the game has taken longer than we thought. We still think there's a lot of room for this to be dope. A lot of our best times playing games over the last few years has been in survival crafting games. We hope to still offer something very fresh and new.
Tim: This is one of those things that's funny about working in video games. I was looking into this and our jump height is a meter and a half which is higher than Michael Jordan's legendary probably apocryphal 40 8 inch vertical leap! (But we’re working on it.) 
As always, thank you for your feedback and support as we keep adding more to Voyagers!
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