Hola Capos!
Don’t know where to go this summer? Why not San Rafaela? An all-inclusive playtest offer is on the line!
Beautiful vistas, wide beaches, a smell of fruits, sea, gunpowder, and chemical plants in the air!
Your collective summer vacation will start today and end on July 28! Pack your swimsuits, guns, and a bag of Dirty Money!
THE CODE FOR THE STEAM PLAYTEST IS: SanRafaelaPlaytest
The Playtest Branch is called: playtest_new_map
The regions of San Rafaela got even more beautiful after your last vacation! You might not even recognize some of them!
And a new invention has entered San Rafaela - Ferry Stations. Your Lieitenants always wanted to swim, didn’t they? Send them and your production trucks on the water - sometimes it’s faster and… healthier!
One thing about this journey - San Rafaela is still in the process of renovation, sort of in the Beta phase, so grab an anti-bug repellent just in case! And with your help, we can bring the grand opening of San Rafaela sooner rather than later!
Purpose of the Playtest:
- Try out the new regions and tell us how you feel about their balance!
- Play in Sandbox Mode
ːcartel_nothing_personalː IMPORTANT:
- Full translations are not available yet, please play in English.
- We strongly encourage you to make a reserved copy of your Cartel Tycoon save files before entering the playtest! We don't want you to lose progress! (Your save files should be located here: C: \ Users
\ AppData \ Local \ CartelTycoon \ Saved)
Known bugs:
- If you remove all of the neutral regions in Advanced Settings for Sandbox, one of the regions will be missing a Gang Leader.
- Building connections are not displayed when clicking on a building.
- Incorrect preview of the regions when selecting a Starting Region in the menu
- Lower regions are obstructed by the resource panel in the Map mode.
- The Teguan Checkpoint is controlled by the player even if the region itself is neutral/enemy
- Roads can't be built in some places on the islands in the Tetlan region
- Some visual and animation bugs
Have a good day, Capos!
