Dofus 11.16.3— patch notes (2006)

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Official text

Machine translation

Machine translation — the official text prevails.

A new optional patch is available for the 1.16.2 client.

Here is the list of changes made by this client:

  • The Shift + Up, Shift + Down, Page Up and Page Down shortcuts now all work correctly to navigate through the private message history.

  • Item links sent using the guild or team shortcuts (Ctrl + Enter or Shift + Enter) are now displayed correctly.

  • Information about items shared in chat is now displayed correctly.

  • The cooperative crafting interface is fixed. Items no longer duplicate and quantities are properly updated.

  • The melee shortcut is fixed for English clients.

This optional patch is currently only available via the BitTorrent protocol:

Zip version: http://gamedata.ankama-games.com/dofus/c(..)

MD5 checksum of the Zip version: http://gamedata.ankama-games.com/dofus/c(..)

Exe version: http://gamedata.ankama-games.com/dofus/c(..)

MD5 checksum of the Exe version: http://gamedata.ankama-games.com/dofus/c(..)

Posted on 12/21/2006 at 20:12:07

Unofficial sources

Unofficial · reliability : probable · Machine translation

New optional update: 1.16.3

According to JeuxOnLine, version 1.16.3 (an optional update, available the same day) fixes several bugs: private message navigation shortcuts (Shift+Up/Down, Page Up/Down) work correctly again, guild and team item links (Ctrl+Enter or Shift+Enter) now display properly in chat, shared item information displays correctly, the cooperative crafting interface is fixed, and an item duplication bug (incorrect quantity updates) is resolved.

Unofficial · reliability : probable · Machine translation

Nouvelle mise à jour facultative : 1.16.3 — corrected date (Loonaire)

The "Dofus History" timeline by Loonaire places the release of 1.16.3 on December 20, 2006, two days before the December 22 date given by the JeuxOnLine article archived above (the article's publication was likely delayed relative to the actual release). Loonaire's date is the one used here.