Hey everyone, That Fish here! We hope all of you are doing well, and hopefully have been able to enjoy more of Penguin Heist. Maybe you've noticed the game has updated a few times with no patch notes. Those were some "invisible" patches that should have fixed most of the crashes. The game doesn't seem to crash anymore in-game, but sometimes when you load a level. The solution wasn't really easy, it had to do with a lot of things not working together 100%. What's left now is the so-called Garbage Collection, which is the game engine freeing up memory that's not used, like if you load a new level you don't need the old models and textures in the memory. But... sometimes it tries to delete something that doesn't exists and it crashes. We're trying to figure out how to fix that too, but it requires more testing and crash reports too find out what triggers it. So, what are we working on now? Something that the game has been missing, namely vehicles! Yes, road vehicles, boats, and helicopters are coming to Penguin Heist. There's all physics-based too, and can be used in heists to transport the crew, to steal stuff, or to use their weaponry to attack strongly guarded places. The vehicles will be themed, and fit into each respective map, so a map with a lot of water will get boats (like Playa del Sol), open maps (like The Nile) will get dune buggys and helicopters will be spread out tacticly. Some will be accessible directly, others need some unlocking through smaller tasks or clear out a small base to access them. Different vehicles have different number of seats, so you can ride along with your crew, some have storage space so you can bring bigger items with you, and some will have weapons ranging from machine guns to missile launchers. The better it is, the harder it will be to find. We will include a few extra maps/gamemodes that focus entirely on racing or something similar, so you can try them out outside of heists, or just have fun racing against your friends. You'll hear more about this once the update drops, and don't forget send in your crash dumps so that we can fix the last remaining crashes. See you soon, penguin heisters!