Build 0.8.4 Changelog
Build 0.8.4: Markers, Colony & Alliance Reworks, and Battle Simulator
10 New 23 Changed 1 Balance 2 Fixed
The changes below cover the work shipped in Build 0.8.4, grouped by area.
Everything in this update
Markers
9 changes Changed Markers now use color and icon for their purpose and shape for their audience, clearly separating alliance markers from private markers. #
New Marker cards now show the owner and the placer separately, so alliance ownership never hides who created a shared marker. #
New Placing a marker now shows a live ghost preview and coordinates. Repeat mode can keep the placement tool armed for multiple drops. #
New Markers can now be renamed, retyped, moved, duplicated, or deleted in place, with confirmation feedback and Undo for reversible edits. #
New Private markers can be shared with an alliance, and alliance markers can be made private, with confirmation before either visibility change. #
New Read-only alliance markers explain why they cannot be edited and can be copied to a private set. Officers can adopt orphaned alliance markers. #
Changed Reaching a marker cap now produces a useful explanation and offers the choice to remove a marker or switch to the other visibility scope. #
New Markers on the same tile now stack, nearby markers cluster when zoomed out, and a draggable Marker Manager supports search, filters, and keyboard shortcut L. #
Changed Overlapping markers now arrange themselves into draggable stacks instead of hiding one another. #
My Colony
6 changes Changed Resources now centers the converter, shows net-per-tick and storage pressure clearly, and includes searchable resource history and attribution views. #
Changed Conquers now uses stateful cards and a detail rail for control timers, tax, ownership, rebellion progress, and available actions. #
New Selecting a structure now opens a detail rail with its level ladder, costs, benefits, prerequisites, build or cancel controls, and ruleset-backed refund information. #
My Alliance
3 changesBattle Simulator
3 changes Changed Simulations now include the round-by-round playback, play and pause controls, outcome comparisons, losses, and survivors systems from Battle Reports. #
Changed Battle reports now group armies into Infantry, Vehicle, and Tank ranks, show richer unit artwork, and provide focused tooltips for each stack. #
Infrastructure
4 changes Changed The registration realm list now separates human players from bots so realm capacity is easier to understand. #
Changed Automated moderation coverage has been hardened across all systems. A new behavior-detection platform helps the moderation team detect unusual activity within moments. #
Changed The moderation team can now dismiss, warn, hide, mute, suspend, ban, or escalate from the report workspace. #
Others
11 changes Changed Unit artwork now appears in squad management and recruitment queues, making chassis and loadouts easier to recognize. #
Changed Colonies, outposts, resource outposts, crystals, and relics now use a new hex-cog visual language with distinct silhouettes and ownership-colored frames. #
Changed Spies now switch to compact, ownership-ringed markers at strategic zoom so they remain visible without covering nearby sites. #
New Notifications now cover all covert operations, agent losses, conquest rebellions and releases, and alliance membership changes. #
Fixed Units can no longer be assigned to or removed from a home-colony pool when their squad is stationed somewhere else on the map. #
Fixed AI alliance orders will no longer fail when coordinating otherwise valid attacks, and bot movement now rejects invalid targets before issuing an order. #
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