A court opens where the conversation is. Reopening a room used to land you on the first thing anybody ever said in it. It now opens on the newest message, whichever way the room happens to load. A shared visit brings what was said about it. Forwarding a claim into a court sent the headline alone — "Founded the Wythe Water Closet" — and left the rating, the review and the comment behind in the feed. The card now carries all three. Plus repairs. Your own messages keep the same measure as everybody else's. "Send to a court" stays clear of the keyboard instead of dragging the send button off the sheet. A court no longer lights up unread for something you wrote yourself. And Done on a claim's result screen lets go the first time you press it.

Rename the court. The name a court is founded with is no longer the name it is stuck with — any knight in it can change it, and the room is told who did. Your home throne leads. Where seats stack — the stalls of one building, metres apart — the one you have named as home is listed first and is the one offered while you are standing in it, instead of whichever neighbour the GPS happened to favour. Plus repairs. A court scrolls to the newest message when you go to type or send. A tapped notification opens what it was about, wherever the app happened to be. Around summoning: the keyboard can be put away again, the roster no longer hides behind it, and a note ends with Done rather than a new line. On a throne's page the current ruler now leads the roles above the founder, and a review's words sit with the name of whoever wrote them.

Claiming with no signal. The places worth claiming are usually the worst for reception — basements, back rooms, car parks. Dung Chat now records a sit when there is no connection at all, and settles it the moment you are back online: full points, the crown, the streak. Your sit keeps for a week, and the map shows what is still waiting to land. A dropped signal mid-sit no longer voids it either. If your bars die halfway through the timer, the claim still goes through. Tagging in a court. Type @ and the room's knights come up. Whoever you name is told, and their name leads to their profile. Plus repairs: sits no longer expire while you are still out of signal, a finished offline sit can always be recorded, and your Crown Points ledger refreshes when one lands.

Courts. Start a group conversation with people in your court — name it, give it a crest. Any knight can summon their own friends, and a summons is accepted or declined, so nobody is put in a room they did not agree to join. Court scores. Every claim your knights make pools into the court's total for the week. The claim lock. A court stays open for 24 hours after your last claim. Let it lapse and the room seals — everything said before stays readable, and anything said while you are out waits for your next claim. Plus a pass over how people are named throughout the app, and the usual repairs.

Suggested friends. The Friends tab now shows people you might know — friends of your friends, with the person you both know named on the card. Add them, or wave them away. Home thrones. Mark the seat you keep going back to. A home throne stays private, and you can take it off the map entirely. The rulebook. One page that states the rules as fact: what a claim is worth, what each rarity multiplies it by, and how the streak bonus stacks. The crown road. Every crown from Bronze to Obsidian, what it costs, and where you stand on it — on the map, in the drawer, and on any profile. Tag your court. Type @ in a Court News reply and pick a name from your court. Only mutual friends can tag each other. Invited by. If somebody invited you, search for them by name instead of spelling their handle. Also: the leaderboard shows how far you moved rather than only where you landed, people are named the same way in every list, and a long list of fixes to the map, the sheets and the threads. Fixed: long-pressing a reaction on a reply in a thread now shows who reacted, instead of an error.

Tag someone in a thread. Type @ in a Court News reply, pick a name from your court, and they get a notification that you mentioned them. Only mutual friends can tag each other. Replies now appear the moment you send them, instead of waiting on the network. Threads are tidier all round: swipe the bar above the keyboard to put it away, report a reply from the thread itself, and the emoji picker opens to a sensible height and scrolls all the way to the bottom. Tap any stat on your profile to see what is behind it. Throne ratings now show newest first, with an average for each thing you can rate.

Court News has threads. Reply to anything your court posts, react to the replies, and follow a conversation about a seat instead of just seeing that somebody took it. Finding people is easier: search by someone's name, not only their exact handle, and a typo no longer means no results. The map has filters, so you can show only what you are looking for. Throne rarity was recalculated - city thrones were being undervalued.

Leave a comment when you retake a throne you have already reviewed - no rating, just what you noticed this time. It goes to your court and onto the throne's own page, beside the reviews. Thrones now show only the venue their founder actually picked, instead of whatever business happened to be nearby. Crown Points: the recent activity list scrolls all the way to the end. Reactions: your own row is marked so you can find yourself in the list. Plus stability fixes around invite links and claiming a throne.

Duels. Challenge a friend from their profile and whoever claims the most points over seven days wins 250. One duel at a time — accepting a new challenge surrenders the one you're in. Challenges land in Requests, next to everything else waiting on you. Profiles rebuilt. Your colour fills the top of the page, your rank rides on your avatar, and every court now shows how many thrones you founded and how many you still rule. Visiting someone shows their rivalry, not yours. The map tells you where you are. Pins are labelled with the venue instead of a handle, throne details carry the place name and address, and there's a way back to the pin from the details. Invites survive the App Store. Tap a link with the app installed and it opens straight to whoever sent it. Installed first and lost the link? There's now an "Invited by" box at sign-up, so you both still get the +200. Also: pull-to-refresh that follows your finger, reactions that appear the instant you tap them, streaks that end when they actually end, and fixes across notifications, blocking and the feed.