- Added Clock.exe program on smartphones to allow changing the alarm of their owners.

- An NPC can be fired if they are late to work 3 times at the start of their day. They can be late by a maximum of 3 hours. When the NPC arrives at work, an entry will be added to their employee record informing of the infraction. After arriving at work the NPC will reset the alarm on their phone.

- Fixed bug that could cause an NPC's dsession process to remain active even if the NPC was not logged into the computer.

- Fixed bug that caused a dead NPC to still log into their computer and perform actions according to their schedule.

- For testing purposes, after a wipe, it will begin in the month of December in order to test the section on company stocks and the distribution of dividends that takes place starting January 1st.

- The UI design has been updated to have a more consistent look. Thanks for the design, serdartpkl!

There are still some programs that have not yet been migrated to the new design or have been partially migrated. In upcoming updates, the new design will be fully applied along with several adjustments based on feedback.

- The default color theme has been changed. If you were already using the default color theme, you need to select another color theme and then reselect the default theme for the new changes to apply from Settings > Appearance.

- The default desktop background has been changed and the old default wallpaper has been added as an additional option in Settings > Appearance.

- Fixed regression bug in Settings > Appearance that prevented loading a color theme from an XML file.


- Fixed bug that allowed creating a symlink within the same file it points to, causing unexpected behaviors.

- To prevent abuse, bank traces are also initiated even if the destination account belongs to an NPC or when making a transfer to another player's bank account or to an old account prior to a reset.

- Bank admins will not initiate traces if they have been fired or deceased.

- Fixed bug that prevented opening a bank log from FileExplorer, displaying the error "Can't open. Binary file".