Attunements replace stat points, and monsters start warning you
A loadout of cards instead of a pile of points, a telegraph on every field monster, and a long day spent making the game tell the truth.
Stat points are gone. Attunements took their place: cards you own by level and slot into your character, so a build is something you assemble rather than something you pour numbers into.
Every field monster now telegraphs its move before it lands, aimed at the player it's meant for. Death answers back too — it puts the gear you lost on a card and leaves your body on the floor.
In between, a long day of small honesties: buffs and shields say what they do and how much is left, silence stops your casting but not your feet, the game reconnects on its own when your network comes back, and Spanish reached the last windows that were still answering in English.