The trading post now has a register. Below the station name, the four currencies appear as tiles with a picture and a large number — ore and tokens up front and in amber, since those are what you spend here, each with a note on what for. Before, your balance was just a small line of text above the cards.
Detection is now a real module. Until 0.63 it only turned off the arrows to locations; the arrows to wrecks, pickups, elites, guardians, the fleet’s heading and the storm kept running — and naturally you read those as detection too (Benni’s finding on his first flight). Now every small edge arrow is tied to the module. Only the large job arrow (the radio) and the markers for wanted targets and cargo trains stay, since those belong to the job.
The nova is now an EMP discharge. A white core flash, a front of cyan and white, fourteen jagged lightning bolts with branches reaching the front — re-rolled every frame, so it flickers like real lightning instead of holding still — plus sparks on everything it hits. It lasts 0.45 seconds, or you’d be standing inside your own explosion, unable to see incoming shots. The nova pickup in the world now carries the energy orb from the icon sheet instead of the missile.