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Patch Notes – 19th Anniversary & Celestial Spire Catacombs Expansion

Changelog
- The Celestial Spire Catacombs have been expanded with 10 new levels.
- The Token Shop has been updated and new rewards added.
- New family quests and achievements have been added for the new levels.
- The difficulty of levels 11–20 has been adjusted.
[*]Added a system to automatically upgrade item rarity level.
- Players can choose a target rarity level, and the system will automatically keep attempting upgrades until the level has been reached or the materials have been consumed.
- This function is only possible with the new scrolls.
[*]Added an option to automatically upgrade equipment and specialist cards. [*]Animations for upgrading rarity levels, equipment and specialist cards are now faster. [*]Added a new character selection background, chosen from the recent Fan Art Contest. [*]Updated the contents of the Raid Box of Grasslin. Bug Fixes:
- Fixed an issue which prevented the NosTale client from closing completely when quitting the game. (Note: The problem has numerous causes, and while the most common ones have now been resolved, it may still occur in certain circumstances.)
- Fixed an issue where your partner’s auto-attack cooldown could disrupt the cooldown of the skill bound to Shift+Q. This would continue until the SP transformation was cancelled and reapplied.
- Fixed an issue where the specialist partner skill bar was greyed out in unintended situations.
- The starting point for the Nezarun the Crusher raid has been changed to the originally intended coordinates (44, 14).
- Fixed an issue which arose when splitting a full stack from the raid inventory to the main inventory, whereby the slot in the wrong inventory was cleared, and the stack which was moved was displayed in the wrong inventory.
- Fixed an issue where hardcore raid medals would display a message about anniversary medals after expiring.
- Fixed an issue where medals would not expire correctly, and expiry messages would be sent to the chat every time the player logged in.
- General fixes for improved server stability.
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