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• Patch Notes·10 May 2026Official

  Long Playtests: Actions Linked to Real Mechanics

  - **🧩 Actions with More Realistic Consequences** - I have fixed cases where the adventure narrative stated you used a skill, item, implant, or resource, but the sheet did not always accurately reflect what happened. - From now on, it should be clearer when an action consumes stamina, ammunition, or consumables, when it affects an enemy, and when a character gains progress based on what they just did. - **🛒 More Reliable Commerce and Services** - Buying, installing implants, using consumables, and dealing with vendors should feel more consistent. - If a scene indicates a service is available, the game should respond better with useful options and fewer moments of "okay, so where do I press now?". - **🌍 Fantasy and Cyberpunk with Clearer Identities** - I have reduced rare blends between settings. Medieval worlds should speak more like medieval worlds, and cyberpunk worlds should rely more on technology, implants, urban services, and equipment specific to their style. - This primarily affects shops, scenes, resources, and environmental details. - **🎲 More Pleasant Game Start** - The screen between creating a character and starting the story should no longer display huge blocks of internal information. - It now resembles a role-playing loading screen, changes based on the setting, and can show brief manual tips while preparing the first scene. - It can also prepare a context-related image without making you wait longer: if it arrives in time, it appears; if not, the game starts anyway. - **🛡️ Defeat and Unconsciousness Better Resolved** - I have corrected what happens when reaching 0 HP depending on the difficulty. - In easy and normal modes, the character falls unconscious and the story continues with a contextual time jump. In hard mode, if resistance fails, the game shows a contextual death and a clear screen to accept and return to selection. - This prevents the adventure from continuing as if nothing happened when the character is already on the ground. It is fine ...
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• Patch Notes·27 Apr 2026Official

  More Consistent Shared Worlds, Onboarding, and Combat

  - **🌍 Much More Sensible Shared Worlds** - I've improved continuity when multiple characters share the same world. The game now reuses valid locations better, leaving less room for inventing "the same zone, but with a different name and hat." - I've also corrected location information in the selector and character sheet, so each character shows their real location, not one borrowed from their neighbor. - **👥 More Consistent NPCs and Less Prone to Splitting** - I've reinforced the logic so that an existing NPC reappears as themselves when appropriate, instead of reinventing themselves with a new name, face, or a card pulled from the mist. - Furthermore, an enmity triggered by one character should no longer magically contaminate all others. If Kaelen gets angry with you, the idea is that they get angry with you... not with the entire human race. - **🎬 Smoother Starting Scenes and Exploration with Less Weirdness** - I've fixed several cases where the narration implied someone was in front of you, but the system didn't support it underneath. There are now fewer ghost vendors, fewer evaporated interlocutors, and fewer scenes that feel like a low-budget experimental play. - I've also reduced instances where the AI inserted gifts, stock, or narrative items where they didn't belong, especially during arrivals and initial scenes. - **⚔️ Combat and Decisions with Fewer Stumbles** - I've reinforced continuity between exploration and combat so that entering a fight depends better on actually present NPCs and not narrative smoke. - I've also fixed several stalls where the scene remained active, but the interface fell into poor or generic decisions. Less "Continue" for the sake of it, more options with real intent. - **🧬 More Reliable Character Creation and Settings** - Random character creation is now more stable and better respects the biographical format the game expects. - I've adjusted several inconsistencies in setting and resources so that cyberpunk, fantasy, and their der...
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• Patch Notes·23 Apr 2026Official

  Gameplay Fixes

  - **📖 Better Paced Exploration** - I've prevented exploration turns from dragging in rules from other points in the game. This reduces inflated responses, rare repetitions, and scenes that previously seemed intent on taking another lap when everything had already been said. - I've also refined the tone so that the narration remains substantial, but without writing a novel in every interaction. - **🎯 Buttons More Consistent with What's Happening** - I've corrected several instances where the AI left the interface relying on generic buttons. - The game now better retrieves those paths and converts them into real decisions, so there should be fewer "very nice, but where the hell do I click" moments. - **🦾 Cyberpunk Sounds and Works Like Cyberpunk Again** - I've corrected the setting mix that could sneak in medieval elements when creating characters in cyberpunk worlds. - I've also fixed Humanity so it's recalculated and displayed correctly again, even in worlds with their own names. If a character has implants, the game should no longer treat them as if their biggest problem is running out of mana. - **💰 More Reliable Commerce** - I've made sure a merchant narrated as such is correctly recognized as a vendor by the system again, preventing absurd blocks when opening a trade. - Additionally, when selling items to a generic merchant, the price is back to what it should be, not an offer that invites you to sheath your sword and leave in silence. - **🎬 More Consistent Game Starts** - I've reinforced the consistency of initial scenes when the game presents someone physically in front of the character, to reduce cases where the narration implied a clear presence but the system didn't support it well underneath.
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• Patch Notes·19 Apr 2026Official

  Hotfix Vulkan.

  Hotfix for the issue in the latest update that prevented launching in Vulkan mode.
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• Announcements·18 Apr 2026Official

  We leap to Qwen3.5 and TurboQuantum!

  **Adventurers and World Architects, welcome to the new era of RolemIAster!** In this titanic update, our AI-powered role-playing engine takes an unprecedented leap by integrating the powerful models of the **Qwen3.5** architecture, combined with the revolutionary **TurboQuant** memory technology. I've worked diligently and hard these past weeks to eradicate system hallucinations and push beyond the physical limits of your hardware to bring you the ultimate Game Master, running **100% locally, privately, and uncensored** on your own machine. There's still a long road ahead, but the leap is immense. Buckle up! 🚀 --- ## 🌟 Critical Engine Updates: ### 🧠 Native Intelligence (Qwen Fine-Tuned) Forged in a custom-built model trainer (**ABAFE Models Trainer**), the new models assimilate the game system and its rules into their own neural weights. Strict obedience without the need to inject heavy manuals at every turn. The AI no longer improvises: it *knows* the lore, respects the economy, and punishes your mistakes fairly. ### 🌌 Infinite Memory Campaigns (TurboQuant 3-bit) I've introduced a novel system for extreme KV Cache quantization. You can now deploy **massive contexts of over 100,000 tokens**—your AI will remember the lore, past decisions, and the "implicit gear" of each NPC without causing an Out-of-Memory collapse on your GPU. **For those with low VRAM, this is a game-changer**: if your RAM used to fall short, causing CPU dumping or direct crashes, now everything will fit in VRAM without getting so dramatic. Long campaigns no longer break mid-way! ### ⚡ Universal Performance From 8GB tactical graphics cards to colossal 32GB RTX 5090s, the game dynamically scales your context window to ensure **maximum immersion and token-per-second agility**. Your hardware doesn't matter: the adventure adapts to you, not the other way around. ## ⚠️ Developer Transparency (An Honest Read) ⚡ **AMD/Intel:** While there are technical indications that TurboQuant *might* work on AMD/Intel...
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