How much of a change will I notice?

[legemaine (OP)]

Hi all, I've been an occasional player of Aurora over the years - sometimes invest a lot of time, then don't play for years. I last played in 2021 and was on version 1.13 (just prior to v2 I believe). Basically I invested a lot of time in a game on that version and rather than start again I was thinking about going back to it - my question is, how much am I missing out by not upgrading to the latest version?

Cheers

Legemaine

[Steve Walmsley]

The change list for each version is sticked in the mechanics section. Just read through them in ascending order, starting with v2.0.

v2.0 and v2.2 are the major updates.

[skoormit]

Hi all, I've been an occasional player of Aurora over the years - sometimes invest a lot of time, then don't play for years. I last played in 2021 and was on version 1.13 (just prior to v2 I believe). Basically I invested a lot of time in a game on that version and rather than start again I was thinking about going back to it - my question is, how much am I missing out by not upgrading to the latest version?

Cheers

Legemaine

Hey, about a month ago I was just like you!
From the time C# dropped until right around the time 1.13 came out, I put in thousands of hours of playtime.
And I just recently got back into it, with 2.5.1.

You are missing out on quite a bit if you don't upgrade.

I actually went through the changelogs first and wrote brief notes about the major changes, to help me process it all.
There's a whole lot to like. Not just new content, but also plenty of QoL tweaks that make a big difference.

I highly recommend making the jump.

[vorpal+5]

Rakhas and Raiders are new enemies that certainly change the game.

[legemaine (OP)]

Thanks very much everyone