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[DEV] Shattered Pixel Dungeon v4.0.0!
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As someone with red-green colorblindness, I think the newer portion art is actually slightly easier to differentiate than the old art, although I still have some trouble with golden and jade potions. I've just trained myself to always actually look at the description for a portion, which tells me what color it is. The seeds have been a lateral move, since I still can't really tell apart sungrass and swiftthistle, and now mageroyal looks like stormvine instead of sorrowmoss. The earliest tease art of the scrolls and runestones was absolutely terrible for me, but the final version is better. I think it's largely just going to be a matter of getting used to it, and I really like a lot of the new art.