: At any given time, every server node in a Raft cluster can be in one of three states: follower , candidate , or leader .
Resolved an issue where engines would randomly disappear from the raft.
: This is the process by which a cluster selects a single node to act as the leader. When a cluster starts, all nodes are followers. They each have a randomized election timeout. If a follower does not receive any communication from a leader within this period, it assumes the leader has failed and starts a new election. It transitions to candidate state, increments its term number, and votes for itself. A candidate wins the election and becomes the leader if it receives votes from a majority of nodes in the cluster, ensuring that only one leader can exist for a given "term". Raft v1.08
The Raft algorithm's operation is based on a few core components and mechanisms that work together to achieve consensus.
The Raft development team has always been committed to engaging with the community and incorporating feedback into the game. The team actively solicits feedback through social media, forums, and in-game surveys, ensuring that players have a voice in shaping the game's future. : At any given time, every server node
For seasoned Rafters, inventory management is a constant struggle. With hundreds of different items to manage, organize, and store, having to manually sort items into chests can be time-consuming.
During the final slide sequence with the robots, v1.08 allows you to skip the cutscene by pressing Escape > Back twice. This saves roughly 45 seconds on a speedrun but does not lock achievements. When a cluster starts, all nodes are followers
The primary focus of this update was resolving game-breaking technical issues: