What changed in Survarium in 2016

Fixed a memory leak in renderer for slow PCs.

Optimized RAM volume used by the game.

Improved performance under 32bit operational systems and on PCs with less than 3GB of RAM.

Fixed a memory leak in UI while loading locations.

Fixed a memory leak in renderer for slow PCs.

Fixed a memory leak in UI when viewing tutorial screens.

Fixed a memory leak in UI when viewing tutorial screens.

Optimized RAM volume used by the game.

Fixed a memory leak in UI while loading locations.

Improved performance under 32bit operational systems and on PCs with less than 3GB of RAM.

Resolved various issues affecting player input and character controls.

Resolved various issues affecting player input and character controls.

Fixed an issue with depth of field not working while using renderer for old PCs.

Fort-401: reload time increased from 3.5s to 5.5s.

Fort-401: rate of fire decreased from 750 to 725.

Large cross is now displayed when you take away more than 75% health of the target.

Fixed issues leading to weapon jamming.

Fixed an issue leading to shadows missing while using renderer for old PCs.

Improved resource usage on multi-core systems.

Information is now displayed faster in the Monthly League and Heroes of the Day UI.

Vertical synchronization now works in the renderer for low-end PCs.

Fixed several issues leading to all game clients crashing during a match.

Equipment repair costs increased by 7.5%.

Improved quality of the game during package loss (especially when your ping is below 50ms).

London map is being redesigned to become more compact and dynamic to play.

Fixed 80% of the low-end renderer crashes. Internal testing continues.

A 6.5mb patch was released to eliminate some crashes and texture corruption when using low-end GFX renderer.

A new artifact is in the works.

Continuous tickrate solution is being tested internally.