While the most recent patch applied to BitCraft Online might not be as sexy as adding WASD movement, it does do the important step of adjusting and fixing things, which is always a good move when it comes to an early access MMORPG. Or any MMORPG, really.

Among the noteworthy adjustments in this patch are a restriction on how close player settlements can be placed to one another, about a dozen new emotes, hunted animals giving up three hides instead of two when processed, the ability to deposit coins into a settlement’s treasure, and fixes for bugs related to certain high-tier nodes, stat UI, the game’s camera, and the ox mount’s passenger seat. Like we said, not particularly thrilling, but likely still important.

Taking a quick check of the crafting sandbox MMO’s temperature, we find a “mostly positive” score from Steam users and a fairly stable population of just over 3K in the last 24-hour peak, which is close to the 4.4K all-time concurrency high. Not too shabby.