Shards Online: Release 0.2.6 Patch Notes
Citadel Studios have posted the patch notes for Release 0.2.6 of Shards Online. New features introduced in this build include:
- Improved Targeting System
- Space bar sets current target to object highlighted by the mouse
- Tab cycles through nearby targets
- Target window
- Interaction Menu: Most objects in the world allow for multiple ways to interact with them. We added a radial menu to provide access to these additional interactions.
- Added mouse control schemes
- Default: Left click handles movement and object interaction, right click opens the interaction menu
- Classic: Left click handles object interaction, right click handles movement, Alt-Left click to open interaction menu
- Controls Window: Allows for switching of mouse control schemes and key remapping
- Splitting stack support for stacked objects
- Animal Taming UI: Shows tamers their pets’ stats and allows for dragging pet commands to the hotbar.
- Character Customization: Choose from different skin type and hair options in limbo before you enter Celador.
- Equipment names are now colored based on the quality
- Flimsy: Light Brown
- Stout: Green
- Sturdy: Light Blue
- Crafting now guarantees a number of improvement successes based on the quality of the item
- Stout: 1 guaranteed improvement
- Sturdy: 2 guaranteed improvements
- New Spell: Bind Portal – Opens a portal to the location your soul is currently bound to.
- Equipment Repair – Crafting tools have a repair option on the interaction menu
- Quest Tracker – Allows you view finished/unfinished quests and lets you change the currently tracked quest
- House decoration window has been given a facelift
- Housing and quest buttons added to hotbar (Housing button only appears if you are inside your house plot)
- Added guaranteed guard protection from PvP in the plains region of the map (except in the arena)
- Add message to indicate when you have entered or left a guard region
Click on through to read the rest, including notes on fixed bugs and still-outstanding issues.