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As the third and final game for launch week, this classic offers a strategic-side to the multiplayer pool.

These commands provide new ways to view a lot more about a game, including the specific IDs for each ruleset.

Researching allows and provides new ways items can be used entirely.

Since it may have been tedious to have to constantly enter shops just to sell an item, this provides a shortcut for that.

This allows you to view your current level on Arcadia.

This long-time missing feature has finally been introduced. Gaining levels is now possible.

This system sets up the framework for shops to have varied vendors hosting the store. Each one has different dialog, alongside simple personalities that can be utilized to gain an advantage when selling items.

This mechanics is used to expose or hide specific items from a shop's catalog when a user increases their tier in a shop. Think of it as a local level system for a specific shop that introduces new stock selections when it is increased.

Spectating is now available to use, as long as the specified game supports it.

The host of a game server can now kick players.

This now allows a user to specify several forms of a value (such as 50%, all, and half) instead of only its raw form.

This guide was created to allow new users to understand how Arcadia is supposed to be utilized.

This was kind of pointless to showcase in the profile, so it was now moved over to the merit menu, replacing the previously set subtitle.

This change makes it so that constantly deleted messages that eventually ratelimit the bot will now instead contribute to the refresh counter for a server display. This should reduce the number of soft-freezes that occur.

This was changed since losing streaks increase the win rate for this mode. If someone were to be that unlucky, it would've guaranteed a win.

This may be reverted, but I personally found Tinkerer to sound weird.

• -Increased experience output from 20 to 50
• -Increased money output from 20 to 25

• -Increased experience output from 20 to 50
• -Increased money output from 20 to 25

• -Increased experience output from 50 to 500
• -Increased money output from 100 to 105

To make use of the tier system that was introduced, a couple of entries were tweaked to utilize it.

This minor change makes it so that items are easier to sift through, as they are now grouped together instead of simply listing them out.

This enhancement was made to allow users to know exactly which merits they are currently able to claim, without having to skim through the catalog.

This command has essentially been completely overhauled to be much cleaner in both design and usage. Tooltips are now applied to give you a better understanding of what each option does.

This change was made to finally allow a user to view items past the base page limit, alongside introducing counters to know how many of each item you have in a specific group.

This should now make it easier for a user to know how to use searches and filters on the leaderboard.

Some commands were lacking in terms of design and polish, and were given a complete overhaul. The most notable ones are help, merits, and config.

This simple change made page counters look cleaner.

This should now correctly filter out notifications that the user does not wish to view.

This should now hide all tooltips if a user has disabled them.

This is paired with the Updated formatting in several commands change.

This should now allow all forms of experience to be granted to the user.

This shop offers a small collection of boosters, which are used to increase income rates for various activities.

This item can be used to conceal a possible gift for other users.

This command was introduced to allow you preview any incoming trade offers you might have received.

Sealables are used to hide the contents of an item. This can be used alongside locks to require that specific criteria is met before it can be opened.

• -Reduced value from 1,000 to 750
  The value of this item was way too high when grouped with the 400 you receive when landing on a golden slot.

This change was made to hide recipes that the user cannot craft, which can be revealed through blueprints (unimplmented) or once all of the components are in a user's inventory.

This change was made since gifting is essentially trading without expecting anything in return.

This change was made to allow a user to still be able to reference a specific item instance, even if it's sealed.