RF2232-468: The charms and jades you carry now do something. A Separation Jade lets you wear
gear above your level, a Sprint Charm raises your run speed, and the experience, looting, shop
price and mining charms all apply.
RF2232-467: Race guard towers stand in the settlement maps. All 134 of them come up the moment
the server does, and they shoot at the races they were placed to shoot at.
RF2232-461: A server owner decides whether monsters far below your level still pay. The
original rule is on by default, and a setting in the control panel lifts it for a fast levelling
server.
RF2232-465: The town notice keeps up with you. It changes as you walk across the boundary
instead of only when you change maps, and trap placement, tower building and the PvP rules all
read the map’s own town shape now.
The server log now says why it refused something. Ninety-one refusals that used to send a bare
error code record the reason, so a report can be answered from the log.
An art pack built from a client in any language produces item names. Only an English client
worked before.
RF2232-459: An item shortcut on the hotbar came back pointing at a different item after every
login.
RF2232-460: Every cure potion was refused with “unknown error : 48”. They cure now, and one
that finds nothing to cure is not consumed.
RF2232-461: Monsters far below your level paid full experience. They pay nothing by default
now, so anyone farming a starter field a long way beneath them stops earning from it.
RF2232-464: Casting a skill or a force inside a safe zone trained proficiency. So did swinging
a weapon.
RF2232-466: The minimap named the wrong area. It froze on whichever area came first on the map,
so most of the world read as Bellato HQ.
RF2232-463: A GM item code typed with no space after the command answered “ERROR (command)”.
Race guard towers reached too far. They were killing monsters at spawns the original’s towers
cannot reach from the same emplacement.
RF2232-469: A launcher with no configuration of its own connected to our server instead of
yours. A self-hosted server could be running while its players were somewhere else entirely.