🚀 [Dev Update] Client Progress Report

[undeadsteam]

Here’s a fresh peek into our latest development cycle — a mix of freshly wrapped features and in-progress magic brewing behind the scenes.
Done & Delivered

Scattering Mechanic – More chaos, more fun!

Laser Pointer – Because aiming matters.

Updated Melee Hit – Smoother, sharper, meaner.

VFX Status-Effects Upgrade – Visuals now pop even harder.

AFX Status-Effects Added – More depth to combat feedback.

Real-Money Currency Purchases (Steam) – Game currency now just a click away.

Localization Selection in Settings – Choose your language with ease.

Localization Sync Restored (Google Sheets) – Keeping translations neat and updated.

In Progress

Network Overhaul – Sorting packets, fixing losses, and prepping full entity updates. (Ready but waiting on new transport tests!)

New Network Library Integration – More efficient data transport coming soon.

Localization Per Module – Fine-tuning and testing for a fully polished multilingual experience.

What’s Next?
We’re pushing towards more stable multiplayer, better translations, and faster gameplay syncs. Stay tuned — the next patch is shaping up to be a big one.

[jacson4]

Love seeing this mix of quality-of-life upgrades and core gameplay tweaks. The scattering mechanic alone is going to add a whole new layer of unpredictability, and pairing that with sharper melee hits plus upgraded VFX/AFX effects sounds like a recipe for more satisfying combat. Also, kudos for giving localization some serious attention — too many games overlook it, but it’s huge for global player engagement. The real-money currency purchase option on Steam could help fund even faster updates if handled right. Really looking forward to seeing how the network overhaul improves multiplayer stability; packet sorting and loss fixing can make or break the experience.

[Nahid10]

This is a great example of balanced dev priorities — you’re improving visual and gameplay polish while laying deep infrastructure groundwork. The network library integration and per-module localization aren’t flashy on the surface, but they’ll have massive long-term benefits for both player experience and content rollout. The fact that you’re syncing translations via Google Sheets also shows you’re thinking about efficient pipelines for a live-service game. If the multiplayer sync improvements land smoothly, this could be one of those patches that players look back on as a “turning point” in the game’s feel. Keep those “In Progress” notes transparent like this — it builds trust and hype at the same time.