What changed in Duck Game in 2022

Fixed issue where complex mod configurations could cause mod hash to initialize with an out of order list, causing two synchronized games to think they had different mods

Fixed issue where mod would fail to load first try when code compilation was needed

Added ability to kick local players from online matches as a temporary workaround to bug where controller disconnects can cause a local duck to join

The weight of the object in your duck's holster is now taken into account

Reskins mod is now automatically disabled on linux due to incompatibility

Fixed holster locking through equippers not working on clients

Fixed issue with custom level blocks resetting if level is tested before saving

Fixed a few synchronization issues with holsters

Added 'More...' submenu for when there are too many mods to fit in the Editor's object menu

Fixed issue where disabling screen flashes was causing a soft lock when playing local multiplayer

Fixed issue with level editor saving levels as 'Save Level As...'

Added graphics option for disabling screen flashes for grenades and other explosive weapons

Fixed issues with toggling fullscreen in Linux (Proton).

Duck Game will now automatically detect if it is being run through Proton, eliminating the need for the '-linux' command line option.

Fixed some rendering issues on Proton.

Duck Game now runs flawlessly through Proton on Linux without requiring the '-linux' command line option.

Fixed a number of issues with Mod types loading incorrectly through Proton, benefiting mods with unusual characters in their names.

Added onscreen keyboard support when playing in big picture mode.