Idle Deepcore

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DYSON ROCKETS NO LONGER LAUNCH ALONE The sphere is finished, yet three paths kept sending segments even without a single automation block. Your resources, gold and fuel stay yours. THE HORIZON, MADE PRACTICAL MAX buttons on dive plans and a long press for ten hulls, countdowns that tick on their own, a signed logbook, leaders can hand over their role, and a roster you can sort. ONE PROGRAM, EVERY PLANET Your automation canvas is now one for the whole account: build it once, it runs on whichever planet you are on. Your richest canvas was kept. THE HORIZON OPENS ON 5 SEPTEMBER A shipyard on the launch pad, corporation dives into the singularity, and a data tree unlocked by the campaign stages. Gather your hulls before then. Dyson rockets are retired. CORPORATION: THE MEMBER SHEET Every member has a sheet: weekly score, deliveries, helps, last activity. The feed and the roster have their own screens, so the main page breathes. A SAFER CHAT Report a message, block a member so their messages disappear for you, and a server-side filter refuses abusive content. YOUR PLANETS NO LONGER SLEEP Smelteries and factories keep running on the planets you are not looking at. No more coming back to a world that stood still. LAUNCHES NO LONGER SLIP AWAY The rocket leaves the moment you tap, even if you close the screen during the countdown. TRACE MODE Follow a block upstream and downstream to see at a glance what your routine really fires. NO MORE WASTED LAUNCHES Your rocket now picks a drill that actually fits the target base. No more flights coming back empty over and over. WHAT IS FIXED Bases on "unknown" asteroids get their orbit, names and routes back. A freshly bought mine no longer restarts at zero. Research no longer jumps 24 hours on relaunch. A new nickname reaches the corporation and the leaderboard at once. A MAX button on transfers, a pinned notice shown at opening, and a settings button to clear an automation canvas that grew too heavy.

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The developer, Flavio Valceschini, reported these privacy practices to Apple.