v0.8.7

2 Sep 2026

Odds that slide. Every job posts a MIN crew and a MAX. Until now your odds only moved when you crossed one of those lines. Now every stat point you commit past MIN pushes the roll toward MAX. Surplus is never wasted, a maxed-out crew passes clean nine times in ten, and turning up short hurts more than it used to.
A clearer requirement row. Each stat shows its MIN pips in a box that lights green once your crew clears it, with the extra pips toward MAX trailing after. A stat with no box has no floor: every pip there is pure gravy.
Honest odds. An empty job shows no odds at all, because it never rolls. Hover the ODDS bar and it tells you how far past MIN you are.
Every job has a middle now. With odds sliding, a job whose MIN and MAX sat two pips apart went straight from long shot to sure thing. A dozen jobs got more room between the two (Rooftop Run, Grey Ice Job, Cold Storage Dive, Ghostware Build and friends), so extra muscle keeps buying odds a pip at a time. Wetwork Contract's bar dropped so one great runner can take it alone.
The run report grades your nerve. Three new lines at the end of a run: Odds played (the average pass chance you accepted), Long shots (gambles under 50%, and how many landed), and Luck (the passes you got against the passes the dice owed you).
The city warns you. Heat is the city closing in; hit the cap and the run is over. At three quarters of the way there the gauge now goes red and pulses, and the log says so.
Expiries show their colour. Every event on the street has a clock. When it runs out, a threat lands, a deal walks, or a windfall arrives, and the card now tells you which in green, amber or red instead of painting everything as bad news. The log words it the same way: threats fire, deals are gone, windfalls arrive.
Flash sales. Six cheap street deals now last a single turn: Bag of Guns, Zero-Day Drop, Night Market, Tabloid Tip, Smuggler's Cache and Estate Sale. Take them the turn you see them.
Recruiting off the street pays. The Pub will always sell you three candidates at list price, so recruitment events now beat it properly: deeper discounts, better tiers, and a new Walk-In card where a cheap runner turns up on their own if you leave it be. Old Crew Regular signs at a discount if you work the card, and at list if you don't.
The street stays mixed. The world row keeps a steady blend of jobs and events now, instead of occasionally stacking up nothing but jobs.
Your crew is remembered. The end-of-run report and Run History show every runner you ran with, survivors and casualties alike, with their final stats and how they went.
Small stuff. Roster order saves the moment you drag a card. Two different splat sounds when your people get hurt, so a rough turn sounds like one. Data Glut pays 3 intel. The run report splits ignored events into threats that landed and deals you missed.

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