#update 1.2

Basic alignments

Good: to be selfless to the point of taking away from yourself.

Generally this only works if everyone else is good. After all 50% to your self and 50% to everyone else well exceeds 100% effort at only three people!

Now that's teamwork!

Evil: to be selfish to the point of taking away from others.

Sometimes no one will help you buy you. And so taking 20% from everyone else is a need not a want. If everyones evil though you can hit rock bottom easy if you're not better than them.

Neutral: to be selfish in a way as to not directly nor indirectly take from another.

Essentially 100% to yourself only. We all have ups and downs though. We can't give 100% every day. So when we're under we take and when we're over we give. Naturally neutral like good people so they never need to take.

Lawful: to act in a way that is predictive and that has been agreed upon by others who are not you.

If you don't steal you never steal. If you punch first you always punch first. It's easy to get to know you because you act deliberately and openly and in character.

Chaotic: to act in a way that no stranger will ever be able to fully understand without spending much time learning about you specifically.

You never act the same. You could say one thing and do another. You keep secrets that people should know. You do things with reason context or build up. Simply untrustworthy but it's not like you have better choices.

Extreame alignments

True Good: to act in a manner that not only expects but otherwise forces everyone else to be selfless whether they like it or not.

Since being good requires teamwork there's no need to be nice after all. Chores, time tables. Everyone will participate so everyone has it easier.

True Evil: to act in a manner that demands everyone else act in an equally selfish if not simply self serving manner at the expense of everyone inside and outside your group.

Like robbing a grocery store so often it shuts down or has to hike the prices to the point we're everyone needs to steal and Rob the grocery store. Somethings are essential after all.

True Lawful: to act as an arbiter of truth and rightousness. To police everyone and their actions so they act as they should.

Stupid laws and nonsense orders will not deter you from doing as asked or ordered. We all need to do what is needed of us or people get confused and irrational.

True Chaotic: to act purposefully to make everything and everyone not make sense around you so that someone cannot even address you without completing your homebrew mental gymnastics you made up for today. Tomorrow you may or may not have a new set they need to spin through.

Individualism to the point of being unable to be understood without direct engagement. Such people are terrifying to strangers. Especially strangers who have been harmed or wronged in the past by unknown people.

Balanced: to be directly and utterly opposed to any true alignment to the point of siding against it at every given opportunity irrelevant of what that requires of you.

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Warside Update 1.2 has landed, cranking up the fast-paced turn-based tactics game on Linux, Steam Deck, and Windows PC. All thanks to the creative minds at LAVABIRD, who keep pushing gameplay to the next level. Which you can find on Steam with 84% Very Positive reviews.

If you thought you had gameplay figured out, think again. Developer LAVABIRD and publisher First Break Labs just launched Warside Update 1.2, and it’s not pulling any punches. Whether you’re a hardcore tactician or a turn-based tactics fan on Linux or Steam Deck, get ready for smarter enemies, harder missions, and a whole new layer of tactical intensity.

The AI Just Got a Brain Transplant

The devs didn’t just tweak a few knobs—they tore the old AI down and rebuilt it from the ground up. Now, the enemy plays mean and smart. They’ll flank you, punish your slip-ups, and exploit terrain better than ever before. And don’t expect any mercy on higher settings.

Smarter Enemy Behavior: The AI adapts to your strategies, prioritizes your vulnerable units, and knows when to push.

Improved Decision-Making: They’ll trade better, anticipate your moves, and shut down sloppy tactics.

Better Allies Too: In 2v2 skirmishes, your friendly AI won’t just sit there and drool—they actually support you now.

But here’s the kicker: difficulty settings now matter more than ever. The higher you go, the sharper the AI gets. Brutal mode isn’t just a name—it’s a warning.

New Difficulty Levels to Break You (In a Good Way)

Warside Update 1.2 rebalances the whole campaign, adding three difficulty tiers:

Standard: For regular players who want a challenge without feeling like they're being hunted.

Hard: Only 1 in 4 players will survive this. Strategic resets? Oh, you’ll need them.

Brutal: Made for the top 10%. No joke. So expect a test of everything you’ve got—skill, planning, and raw endurance.

Oh, and missions now scale enemy starting units and income based on difficulty. So yeah, they’re coming at you harder, faster, and smarter.

Warside - PAX East Showcase for Update 1.2

Multiplayer Just Got Real

Warside was always meant to be fast-paced, but now you’ve got to think quickly too. Multiplayer matches now feature turn timers:

Standard: 3 minutes per turn—enough to breathe, but not enough to nap.

Blitz: 90 seconds—go fast or go home.

Matchmade games always use the Standard timer, so keep that clock in mind!

Still the Warside You Love—Just Tougher and Smarter in Update 1.2

Even with Update 1.2, at its core, Warside still delivers that classic turn-based tactical thrill. You command one of 14 unique Commanders, each with powerful passive skills and game-changing Battle Powers. Roll out over 30+ mission campaign maps, bring in infantry, tanks, planes, and even warships across land, sea, and air. From toxic wastelands to icy battlefields, since the war is yours to fight.

And for the creative minds? The map editor is still there, letting you build your own missions and outwit friends in PvP or co-op.

Why You Should Care

If you’re on Linux or playing on a Steam Deck, Warside Update 1.2 is your new favorite reason to boot up. Since it respects your time, challenges your brain, and doesn’t hold back. The visuals are charming, the gameplay is sharp, and now the AI plays like it means it.

Get out there, Commander. The battlefield’s changed. Adapt, survive, and dominate. Read the full patch notes here.

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So here are some things that will be in the update

Security Guy is back, and you will need him to get rid of pickpockets and vandals. Pickpockets get solely in you park for crime, vandals are unhappy guests. Also security cameras to help this mans job.

The Big Wheel

The Zozo

The Elixer Machine

The Steel Hydra suspended coaster

Go Karts

New scenery pieces including the missing shop signs and fences