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Dec 18 2023
Client version 1.63 has been released, if you are using the Wine or Linux client you will need to download the latest version manually.
Dec 01 2023
Ho Ho Ho! Santa has been spotted in RetroCores, carrying a huge sack full of goodies and presents. Have you been nice or naughty this year?
Nov 22 2023
Client version 1.62 has been released, if you are using the Wine or Linux client you will need to download the latest version manually.
Nov 21 2023
Client version 1.61 has been released, if you are using the Wine or Linux client you will need to download the latest version manually.
Nov 14 2023
Solera is now back online!
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Feb 13 2023
Update 1.51 - stackable runes and vials, performance, better house to depot system
We're happy to present you with update 1.51 which mainly is about performance.
Stackable Runes & Vials
After years of activity, RetroCores ran into the problem that we can't keep mana fluids and runes in traditional manners.
There was too many items, using massive resources of the game and affected everyone in a bad way.
So after a poll there the problems was explained and solution presented, people voted to make supplies stackable.
The stackable vials works in same way as the old ones, they'll also interact with containers that's not stackable, such as cups, buckets, pots and everything else that's capable of holding liquids.
Beware!
Before this update, the option "remove vial" was only working if you used a mana/life fluids successfully on yourself, if you missed and made a splash on the ground, the empty vial would not be removed.
After this update however, the vial will always be removed when you're using vials, no matter what it contains nor if you use it on ground/yourself.
If you need an empty vial for whatever purpose, take off the client option to remove vial and you'll be fine!
Runes
The runes are the same as before the update, they cost same amount of mana, you get same amount of uses per spell, they cost the same on NPCs for those worlds that has finished the world quest for NPC runes.
The only difference is that their weight is changed to account for the backpack you don't use anymore.
For example 20 uhs are considered a bp of uhs, and weight 42 oz now, just as they did earlier when inside a bp.
New house to depot system
When you're leaving a house, your items are sent to the depot of the same town the house is in.
Before this update it would send each item into your depot making it clustered enough for you not to reach the inner depot without having to clean it out.
Now, when you leave a house, the items will be sent in a box to your depot instead, similar to a parcel, there you can easily browse your items without having to clean out the entire depot.
All items that became stackable have been auto-stacked!
With the update, it was needed to save space and resources quickly and also easing the pain of players having to stack the items they already had.
So we've autostacked all items that became stackable on this update.
Houses:
Items were stacked upwards to the first existing of same item.
Player inventory and depots:
These items was stacked and sent to your home town depot in a parcel crate.
But don't worry about login after update without supplies, this update brings all characters to their own temples, so the depot of the same town you login at, will contain all your inventory supplies.
Other changes/fixes
Sincerely,
RetroCores Staff
Stackable Runes & Vials
After years of activity, RetroCores ran into the problem that we can't keep mana fluids and runes in traditional manners.
There was too many items, using massive resources of the game and affected everyone in a bad way.
So after a poll there the problems was explained and solution presented, people voted to make supplies stackable.
The stackable vials works in same way as the old ones, they'll also interact with containers that's not stackable, such as cups, buckets, pots and everything else that's capable of holding liquids.
Beware!
Before this update, the option "remove vial" was only working if you used a mana/life fluids successfully on yourself, if you missed and made a splash on the ground, the empty vial would not be removed.
After this update however, the vial will always be removed when you're using vials, no matter what it contains nor if you use it on ground/yourself.
If you need an empty vial for whatever purpose, take off the client option to remove vial and you'll be fine!
Runes
The runes are the same as before the update, they cost same amount of mana, you get same amount of uses per spell, they cost the same on NPCs for those worlds that has finished the world quest for NPC runes.
The only difference is that their weight is changed to account for the backpack you don't use anymore.
For example 20 uhs are considered a bp of uhs, and weight 42 oz now, just as they did earlier when inside a bp.
New house to depot system
When you're leaving a house, your items are sent to the depot of the same town the house is in.
Before this update it would send each item into your depot making it clustered enough for you not to reach the inner depot without having to clean it out.
Now, when you leave a house, the items will be sent in a box to your depot instead, similar to a parcel, there you can easily browse your items without having to clean out the entire depot.
All items that became stackable have been auto-stacked!
With the update, it was needed to save space and resources quickly and also easing the pain of players having to stack the items they already had.
So we've autostacked all items that became stackable on this update.
Houses:
Items were stacked upwards to the first existing of same item.
Player inventory and depots:
These items was stacked and sent to your home town depot in a parcel crate.
But don't worry about login after update without supplies, this update brings all characters to their own temples, so the depot of the same town you login at, will contain all your inventory supplies.
Other changes/fixes
- Fixed information and functions on every place affected by the stackable update.
- Fixed a glitch that made loot window show an item as looted when looting failed due to no cap/space.
- Fixed so Rashid buys all intended items (he ignored a few).
- Reduced previous max buy-limit from 2,000 to 200 (10x for stackable, so you can still buy 2,000 vials/runes).
- Upgraded a few systems on the client to be faster and smoother.
- Upgraded a few systems in the game to boost the performance.
- Fixed glitches that caused loot window to not show certain items (show loot from all kills).
Sincerely,
RetroCores Staff
