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Version 2.8.1
Changed the Codex Portrait.
yeah, that's it. sorry for breaking your replays

Version 2.8.0 - Codex Support
Added official support for TriMay's Codex Library.

Version 2.7.0:
- Updated to support Version 1.9.0

Version 2.6.0
I am aware that many people cannot play the character anymore, as it can be very volatile and do anything from crash the game, prevent it from starting, or restrict online play. If this happens to anybody, PLEASE reach out to me with further details! This is an issue I cannot solve on my own as I do not suffer from these issues myself. Thank you!

Major Changes:
- Updated the character for the block update. The character is still very unbalanced inherently due to its frame data, and that may receive a large 3.0 rebalance update in the future, but as of right now all support has moved to AlchemistV2, and this is merely for the purposes of futureproofing the original character, and fix glaring issues.

Fixes:
- Fixed incorrect UI placement during replays.

Nerfs:
- Rocket Punch:
- No longer has full immunity on startup.
- Can no longer hit cancel on the first hit.
- Flame Sabers (Up/Down):
- Is now restricted to Combo Only.

Patch 2.5.2
General:
- Updated to support Steam version 1.5.1 features.

Changes:
- Nightmare Flurry, Conjure Hail:
- Now increments combo on every hit again (since combo scaling in 1.5.1 is per-move now and not per-hit)

Patch 2.5.1
Changes:
- Adjusted most DI and SDI modifiers

Patch 2.5.0
Additions:
- New mechanic: Pip Refunds - Alchemist gains 2 Pip Refunds in neutral, and landing certain Specials with Refunds available consumes a Refund and partially refunds the Pips spent to cast the move.
- New move: Stone's Throw - Throw a rock. That's it. At least it doesn't cost Pips!
Fixes:
- Piscae (projectile):
- Fixed incorrectly sized hitbox
Changes:
- General:
- Reduced air options from 3 to 2
- Changed Pip usage sfx to be much more consistent and less annoying overall
- Basically every move has been reworked to adjust knockback intensity greatly, making combos much harder to DI escape out of and thus being much more effective overall
- Almost every normal attack has been significantly buffed in their damage values, to make most combos actually hit hard by the time pushback takes effect
- Reduced volume of Icicle Darts SFX
- Reduced volume of Seismic Crush (aerial) SFX
- Water Blade:
- Renamed to Form Blades, to prevent confusion with Aqua Blade
- Feint, Uppercut, Rocket Punch, Mach Fist, Water Wheel, Form Blades:
- No longer costs an air option
- Reload Pips:
- Now also reloads Pip Refunds