Hello, this is Team Samoyed! As we're now in the final stretch toward our Early Access launch, we plan to share development updates more frequently and briefly. Thank you for your continued interest!

A feature to edit the entire database has been added. You can edit each team's logo, name, roster, and even individual player stats to your liking. You can also save, load, and share your edited files, or start a new game based on a custom database.

A feature has been added to the Champion Info UI that lets you assign your own personal tier rating to each champion. These tier ratings are also visible during the ban/pick phase.

A feature has been added to search and filter the entire player database based on various conditions.

Basic staff functionality has been added. There are four staff roles:

• Head Coach: Can perform most of the manager's duties on your behalf.

• Scout: Can handle most tasks related to player scouting and recruitment.

• Analyst: Analyzes the next opponent's information before a match.

• Coach: Responsible for player training.

Head Coach, Scout, and Analyst are limited to one per team, while there is no limit on the number of Coaches you can hire.

The inbox feature that analyzed your next opponent before a match has been further improved. The report becomes more detailed based on the Analyst's skill level.

The overall training allocation system has been revamped. You now set the ratio between Training / Streaming / Rest, and within Training, you further allocate ratios across three programs. Control Training improves Last Hit, Skill Hit, Skill Dodge, and Control Speed stats. Decision Training improves Positioning and Judgement stats. Mental Training improves Mental and Concentration stats.

Additionally, a stress system has been added for individual players. Continuously running high-intensity training or streaming increases a player's stress level, and excessive stress reduces training efficiency.

The Training Efficiency indicator on the right reflects how efficiently the team can run a given training program, based on the number and skill level of coaches, roster size, and training duration.

You can now set your manager's name and appearance in the New Game UI.

Similar to the original game, the Gaming House tab lets you view the actual gaming house where your players live. We are preparing a feature that will allow you to customize the facilities inside the gaming house.

In addition to all of the above, we continue to work on various minor logic bug fixes and stability improvements that are difficult to list individually. That wraps up this dev log. We appreciate your continued interest and support as we work toward the Early Access launch. Thank you for reading!

Hello, this is Team Samoyed! As we're now in the final stretch toward our Early Access launch, we plan to share development updates more frequently and briefly. Thank you for your continued interest!

We've been working on making the auto patch system operate based on in-season statistics. The auto patch collects all win rate and per-champion statistics from matches during the season, then applies appropriate buffs and nerfs based on those statistics. The reasoning behind each patch can also be reviewed through the patch notes.

For the auto patch system, we verify that meaningful patches are generated through our internal simulator using the following method:

• First, we run approximately 200 matches to collect data.

• Based on this data, auto patch changes are generated.

• Using the updated balance from the generated auto patch, we re-run the same 200 matches with identical compositions, seeds, and player stats — only the balance values are changed — and collect the resulting statistics.

• We compare the statistics before and after the patch. We check whether buffed champions actually see their win rates increase, and whether nerfed champions see their win rates decrease, verifying that the patch has a meaningful impact.

• Separately, we run another set of approximately 200 matches based on the updated patch. From these matches, we calculate the meta rotation rate by checking whether meta champions (frequently picked champions) change, and whether previously unpicked champions see increased pick rates, verifying that picks are rotating properly.

Through this verification, we confirmed that the patches result in proper meta rotation, and that targeted champions show meaningful changes in pick rate and win rate. Additionally, a season patch feature has been added that changes game rules (Morgard buff, Serpen buff, kill gold rewards, etc.) at the start of each season. Like champion patches, season patches also adjust values based on statistical data. For example, if match durations are too long, the patch will aim to shorten them; if the Morgard buff is too powerful and the team that secures the first Morgard wins too often, the patch will nerf the Morgard buff.

You can view the full history of all past patches in the Game Info UI.

Basic mod functionality has been implemented, including enabling/disabling mods and viewing the local mod list.

Beyond that, we've been developing the mod API to allow adding new champions through mods. The example above demonstrates adding the ghouls summoned by the Necromancer as a playable champion using the API.

A feature has been added to skip the Transfer Window entirely and jump straight to the season start when there's nothing left to do during the transfer phase.

The Fearless ban/pick feature has been added. You can enable Fearless mode from the New Game options.

A button has been added that allows you to access full statistical data during the ban/pick phase.

Team and regional Power Ranking features have been added. Scores are determined based on recent matches, and a system has been implemented where international tournament seedings are distributed according to regional Power Rankings. Power Rankings are periodically delivered through the inbox.

Work on the multiplayer feature is ongoing. Friendly matches have been implemented to a near-stable level, but league mode involves many complex aspects, and we are putting significant effort into improving its stability.

Icons have been added to the graph to indicate the exact moments when each team killed Morgard or Serpen.

In addition to all of the above, we continue to work on various minor logic bug fixes and stability improvements that are difficult to list individually. That wraps up this dev log. We appreciate your continued interest and support as we work toward the Early Access launch. Thank you for reading!