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Overrun stops rewarding a Fighter that died on the swing, and the arena reads the way it plays.
This patch sharpens the edges. Overrun no longer rewards a Fighter that just died to recoil, replays now show both sides of a Gravity Flux, and a few screens finally tell you what is going on. On top of that, tournament prize Fighters become yours to trade and combine, and Void Chests keep a full opening history.
Void Salvage now keeps a complete, all-time record of every chest you have opened. Scroll back through the whole run, page by page, and see exactly what each Void Chest gave you and when. No more wondering whether that big drop was real, the full history is right there, newest to oldest.
Buying the WARPATH pass now opens a redesigned Value Receipt: a clear, itemized breakdown of every reward the pass unlocks and what it is worth, so you can see the value before you commit. During the closed alpha the pass is bought with KRED, and the screen says so up front. SGC pricing unlocks after alpha.
Fighters you win from tournaments are no longer locked to your account. They mint as normal, tradeable cards now, so you can sell them, rent them, or fold them into your other copies to level up. We also went back and freed the prize Fighters already handed out, so your past winnings are combinable too.
When a guild fray will not let you in, it now tells you the reason instead of just graying out the button. Whether the fray is in the wrong phase, you are still on probation in the guild, or you do not have permission to enter, the message is right there on the join control. No more guessing why the door is closed.
When you look at another guild's brawl, you no longer see who is assigned to each fray, the fill status, the per-game result chips, or the join and roster controls. Only that guild's own members and admins see the roster now. The fray's name and family, and the guild standings and rewards, stay public to everyone.
When Gravity Flux scrambles positions, the replay now shows both teams shifting, not just one side. The playback matches what actually happened in the match, so a Gravity Flux opening reads correctly start to finish.
Overrun is a follow-up hit, so a Fighter that gets killed by its target's Recoil Plate on the same swing should not get to Overrun anyone. That edge case is fixed: if the attacker dies to recoil, its Overrun stays silent. A dead Fighter cannot trample.
The daily bonus wheel had a leftover "next spin" caption that could show when it did not mean anything. It is gone, so the wheel only tells you what is actually true.
More arena and guild polish is landing next. Thanks for playing the alpha and sending us the replays that catch these edge cases.
