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Hey there again you lovely people! 
Back again to kick off the week with a new Deadline Update!
We're sorry this took longer than planned. Unity 5 had some memory leaks that needed to be resolved before we could get our update out. Unity fixed the issue, and now we can get back to releasing more updates. Check the update log below as there are tons of fixes and improvements listed below.
We are now working on some more in-depth improvements and optimizations that are going to take a bit more time to complete and test to ensure stability. What that basically means is that we'll be skipping next Friday as far as updates go, and we will return in September with some more updates for everyone.
As always, be sure to post in our Community Discussion area for things you are running into, be they issues or ideas! We're always on the hunt for bugs, so please be sure to speak up!
That being said, we're still hard at work. This is definitely an ongoing process and the game will continue to be updated with more tweaks, fixes, optimizations, improvements and additions.
We read every post and look into every issue reported, and we're working through them at the moment. If you don't see a fix for something you reported in the notes below, check back next week. Our goal is to give you the best support we possibly can.
Our first update is live. We're going for a policy of getting stable fixes out the door as quickly as possible (which is more than likely going to be weekly, every Friday). Whereas our updates were twice a week or more during Early Access, we're going to get things out with a bit more testing time on each build. That doesn't mean updates every other day, it means as soon as we're done (and that could mean a week, maybe two for major issues. I'm not going to lie to you, but I will be as upfront as possible to give you guys real and manageable expectations).
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