Atomic Society

VERSION 1.0.1.5Major New Content:Flogging added. The final ethical solution has now been added to the game and you can choose to flog your citizens for their crimes at the Punishment Centre. Flogging is a quick and cheap but violent solution that will greatly reduce the health and morale of the punished person. Gateway building added. A new building has been added. The Gateway acts as an optional gathering spot for new migrants to your town, rather than them all going to the first storehouse you make. This will make it much easier to create multiple small towns or to spread out where people arrive. Worker priority panel added. A new panel is now available at the Town Hall once you have built one. This panel shows you every building in your town, and how many workers it has and how many it needs. You can tick boxes beside the workplaces and any unemployed people you have will go and work in those structures first.New optional day/night cycle feature has been added. The sun now moves around the sky on each map causing the lighting and shadows to change and things get dark at night. The night length is a lot shorter than the day. A new button has been added to the top left information panel that lets players pause the sun’s rotation, and also lets you manually choose what time of day to play at using a slider so you can adjust the game’s appearance to your heart’s content.

VERSION 1.0.1.4 PATCH NOTES:Changes:A new 6th goal has been added to have 60% of the town convert to your belief system (this new goal will only appear in new games, it won’t appear in old save games). When your leader’s inventory is full, a button now appear over all storehouses in your town so you can easily click on it and send your leader back home.When you open the menu for any workplace the game will now highlight its workers and incoming users. A smoke effect has been added to scrap mounds, to help you more easily spot them when a building collapses. A progress bar now appears when you are torturing or educating believers so you can see how long it will take. A periodic reminder message now appears whenever your latrine coverage gets too low. A “?” icon now appears over the hidden story skeletons when you get close to one, to make them slightly easier to find. Various messages in the news feed have been made less spammy so it’s easier to follow what’s going on in big towns. The “Made in Unity” splash screen has been removed so the game starts up faster.Tooltips have been added to the options screen explaining what the various things do. The various belief systems in your town are now sorted from most amount of believers to least amount. Added a text alert when you enable or disable migration. Added a text alert when you achieve the population count. Moved up the “Core Issues” section of the stats up nearer the top as it is more important to see. The default chance of women having an abortion has been increased. Raiders now demand fewer supplies to make this request somewhat more tempting. Storehouses are now at slightly greater risk of being destroyed by raiders if left undefended (they are now more in-line with other buildings).

Update 0.1.0.3 ReleasedMajor Changes:Unlimited city population sizes. You can now build a huge settlement if you want. There is still an in-game “story” goal to achieve 350 citizens, but you are free to have as many people as you can keep alive and your computer can handle! Please note the game is not properly optimised yet and building a huge settlement of 1000s will require a powerful PC and increase save times considerably, but you can now expand forever. Ruins now slowly (after 3 in-game years) can be salvaged again. This means you can never totally run out of loot totally and can a build a huge settlement forever if you wish, although you will still have to keep searching deeper and deeper into the wasteland until they’re ready to salvage again. This change allows players to keep build gigantic towns. New custom difficulty option added that lets you decide how quickly ruins should respawn with loot. If you set this difficulty slider to its lowest, as soon as a ruin is empty it will refill with loot in a matter of days – essentially letting you play with infinite nearby resources if you want to build to your heart’s content. You can now (provided you have built at least 1 guard tower) stop migrants from coming to your town. A button has been added to main the UI panel (bottom left) to do this. Feel free to use this feature if you feel overwhelmed with dead bodies, or just think you’ve grown large enough. Be wary though, it will take time for word to spread that your town is open/closed for strangers, so plan ahead. Rebindable controls. All the main controls in the game can now be fully rebound to whatever you want. The tutorial will also now automatically adapt to the keys you’ve picked.