Optimized matchmaking slightly to reduce queue times and prevent issues for users exiting the queue under certain conditions. 
There is now a shared option in PVP.net that will enable / disable the filter for both PVP.net and the game. Both of these use whole word filtering instead of partial word filtering.
Improved the profanity filter in PVP.net as well as added an in-game filter. Different settings may produce different results for different CPU, video card and driver configurations. 
Note: These modes are still being tweaked and evaluated as we attempt to improve the framerate of the game.
25/30/60/80 – this option allows the player to control the target framerate the smoothing process will attempt to achieve. High Framerate – this option also detects the low and high framerates and attempts to normalize the performance, but at a higher rate than the "Stable" option. Players may experience a slightly lower maximum framerate, but fluctuations should be smaller. Stable – this attempt to detect and maintain a stable framerate above 25 FPS (frames per second). Benchmark – this option makes the game run at its unaltered state with smoothing technology turned off. The different settings have the following behaviors: There's a new video option available to players called "Frame Rate Cap." This allows players who experience unexpected drops in framerate to attempt to smooth out the performance.īy default, the option is set to "Benchmark" which means that the framerate smoothing is disabled, and the game will run normally. This is referred to as "Smart Casting" and can be rebound in the key binding menu. Holding down Alt and pressing a spell hotkey will now cast the spell on yourself if it is self-castable, or cast the spell under your mouse cursor if applicable. 
This can be changed in the keybinding menu.
The Level up spell hotkey has been changed to holding down Ctrl + pressing the spell hotkey.
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