1.3 Open Beta Feedback Guidlines & FAQ

[PDXRyagi]

Hello! Welcome to the 1.3 Open Beta Feedback forum here on steam.

Posting Guidelines

1. Make sure you are playing on Vanilla 1.3 Rossbach (Checksum: 5ad0)
   
   
2. This is a forum for feedback only. Send Bug reports to: https://pdxint.at/EU5BugReport so they can be automatically logged and reviewed!
   
   
3. Keep feedback on topic and concise, it's harder to forward on if there are too many points in one post, or if that post is *too* long.

FAQ:

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Are saves be compatible between 1.2.5 and 1.3 Beta?
On the technical level yes, on a gameplay/balance level, no. A 1.2.5 save will load just fine into 1.3! However it's very likely you'll find your economy in complete shambles, and depending on the circumstances possibly unrecoverable from a gameplay perspective. For this reason we highly recommend starting a new save with 1.3 Pavia!
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Are saves compatible between 1.3 Beta and the upcoming 1.3 live version?
We can't say 100% for sure yet, but we expect saves should be fully compatible between 1.3 Beta and 1.3 Release.


How long does the 1.3 Rossbach Open Beta last? When is 1.3 going into a full release?
We expect a full release of 1.3 in early July


Does it matter if I submit my feedback in this thread or can I elsewhere?
While we can't monitor everything, everywhere, all at once 🍩, we will be collecting feedback across all platforms. This forum just serves as a central point for ease of collection and quick feedback posting. For most developers here at Tinto, the official PDX forum is their preferred platform, so naturally feedback is ultimately more likely to be received on the Official Forums. That being said feedback here on Steam (Especially within this subforum) will be forwarded!


Where do I post If I'm unsure if my issue is a bug or not?
If you're unsure if something is a bug, it's generally better to post on the bug report forum. Once it goes through that process, then returning here to post the same issue as "Feedback" is completely valid. (Or do both at the same time!) We don't mind either way so long as you remain respectful and concise.