How many bugs with early Sep '21 update?

[QuietNChill]

So far I've hit 2 major bugs, three if you count flattening and ramps as one each.

Flattening and ramps are trash on any saved games.
So, you can either scrap all the mature colonies you've spent tens of hours developing or you can keep them but I hope you have all your flattening and ramps in place because that's not an option for them, anymore.

Second, I seldom use it, since I know the game pretty good, but sometimes I like to double check the encyclopedia for various things.
Well, it turns out in the new update the encyclopedia has lost it's alphabetic index. Buildings are just randomly listed and good luck digging through that whole list trying to find the one building you'd like information on. If they can't fix that, then they may as well save the space and delete it because it's useless as it is.


Anything else anyone has found that I just haven't run across yet?
Personally, I haven't seen such a botched release of anything in several years. What was the big rush that they couldn't test it properly??

 

[OxfordNik]

I ended up trying a new save post-update, pre-hotfix; spotted a multitude of bugs including one that I'm not sure has been reported yet (I got too depressed trying to dig through the many repeated bug reports of issues unleashed by the update) : the Mars Nouveau tech doesn't seem to reduce the costs in metal or concrete any more. May be because I had the Martian Steel breakthrough fairly early on, but either way, it isn't ideal...

Completely agree on the super rushed release. Though, in fairness, they had been trailing the overall idea as far back as PDXcon (back in May!), so it's less a case of a rushed development cycle than a case of skipping proper beta testing, including not involving enough long-time players who actually knew the game, I guess?