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During the game's launch we added new servers too quickly, which has left some servers with low populations that make finding a group difficult. But merging servers wasn't really an option available to us -- until now! In this update, the Laeth, Miraverre, Strekios, and Dreva servers have been combined into one. The new improved Dreva server contains all of your characters from all of these worlds.
While loading, you will now see a randomly selected image from some location in the game world. Most of the time, it will be from the zone you are entering. But occasionally you'll be shown another spot of the world, and sometimes even an image specific to your current quest (if it's part of the main storyline).
We've improved the Favor-Up screen for NPCs, making the new benefits much more obvious. Our hope is that this demystifies the NPC Favor system for newer players, and drives home the importance of improving your in-game relationships! It should also highlight specific NPCs as routes for making money, via regular reminders of how many councils they have available for selling to.
We've added the first round of Steam achievements! Most of them are retroactive, so if your character already meets the requirements for one, you will receive it automatically upon first login. We plan to add a few dozen more achievements in future updates.
The Statehelm dice game known as Keelflip is playable again! There is a new "demoralization" mechanic: if you lose too many times in an hour, you become demoralized and can't continue playing until your morale improves. You can lose a total of 5+(Gaming Skill Level / 5) times per hour.
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