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News & Patch Notes

Alpha build 43 - a rebuilt Shipyard, repairs and scrapping
The Shipyard has been rebuilt: every ship you own on one screen, every hull with its full specs, and ships and fleets can now be repaired and scrapped.

Alpha build 42 - 140 new ship models, and fleets on F1 to F8
Every Freelancer and Iron Vanguard ship now has its own 3D model, F1 to F8 select your fleets, an out-of-date game now tells you so, and the Warp Gate can finally be unlocked.

Alpha build 41 - a firing arc for every gun
Base turrets now draw one firing arc per fitted weapon instead of hiding the weaker gun, the heavy turrets face their wide side forward, and mark upgrades finally work on base and outpost modules.

Alpha build 40 - settings tabs fixed, and the command bar works on AZERTY
The settings menu stops gaining two tabs every time you open it, and the command bar number keys now work on AZERTY keyboards, where they had never worked at all.

Server update 39.1 - queues that actually queue
Ship building and ship research now queue up to your limit and run one at a time, matching the Forge, the Lab and your base - and queued module builds finally carry on while you are logged off.

Alpha build 39 - ship models for seven factions
Crimson Fleet and Deep Space Explorers now have real ship models, bringing the total to 490 finished hulls across seven factions - each with a new icon rendered from the model itself.

Server update 38.1: modules start at Mark 1
Modules you build now start at Mark 1, so armour, shields and specials no longer charge you for a first upgrade that improved nothing.

Alpha build 38: base view stops lying to you
The numbers along the top of base view now update while you watch, building icons render properly, and outposts no longer sit on top of each other.

Alpha build 37: base icons fixed, and the game now tunes itself to your machine
The base construction icons finally show the real building, the game picks a graphics quality level for you on first launch, and it now reports your hardware so we can support more machines.