Schedule I DEV Tyler released “First Correct Update”, v0.3.4 is now available for testing

Drug dealer simulator Timetable i As one of Steam's most popular games, it has been stunningly successful overnight, and now it has the first “proper” post-release update and patch notes revealed by its developers.

Developer Tyler announced that Schedule I version 0.3.4 can be tested on the Beta branch. The game's steam page. He said it will be left on the Beta branch for a day or two before it can be fully released, but anyone can choose the Beta branch for testing.

“This beta does not contain 100% of the features of the full release,” Taylor explained. “Tomorrow (April 8) I will add some decorative objects. I want to take this beta out as soon as possible so that I can thoroughly experiment with new wall-mounted objects and the pawn shop interface.”

Notes on patches for version 0.3.4 at the Attachment I:

addition

• Added Bleoballs boutique interior and features.
• Added Pawn Shop internals and features. Now you can sell almost anything (excluding products) to Mick at the pawn shop.
• Added wooden sign.
• Added metal logo.
• Added wall-mounted shelves.
• Added security.
• Added antique wall lights.
• Added modern wall lights.
• Added grandfather clock.
• Ol'Man Jimmy's added.
• Plus Pepi Castle.
• Added Brut du Gloop.
• Added silver watch.
• Added gold watch.
• Added silver chain.
• Added gold chain.
• Added gold bars.

Adjustment/improvement

• Improved wording for customer recommendation conversations.
• Some additional invalid checks and validity checks were added.

Error fix

• The fixed delivery destination drop-down list overflows outside the phone screen.
• Fixed player lists sometimes fail to be properly cleared when exiting the menu.
• Fixed non-host customers sometimes do not receive “Day Pass” and “Cycle Pass” activities.

Timetable I'm the best-selling game on Steam After launch, across social media, Twitch and YouTube have many players among large hitters across Monster Hunter Wilds, GTA 5 and Marvel competitors. In the game, you go from being a small gumbo pusher to Kingpin, making and distributing a range of medicines throughout Grungy City of Hyland Point. You can expand your empire through property, business, employees, and more.

It was developed and published by TVGS (aka Australian independent developer Tyler), who called the explosive launch of Schedule I “stunning but rather overwhelmed”.

“I never thought of such a response!” Taylor in an article about reddit. “At the moment, I just want to stay focused and cancel the patch as soon as possible. Also look forward to starting content updates as soon as all major bugs have been patched.”

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