Publisher warning for Intel 13th/14th-generation CPU stability
The October 6 notes identify known Intel 13th/14th-generation BIOS stability problems among the game’s crash causes and add a menu warning. This is a publisher warning for that hardware family, not proof that every Timberborn crash is a CPU fault. [2]
Statistics do not show time before 1.1
Goods and population history is not retroactive. Tracking starts after the save is opened on 1.1 and play begins, so a missing pre-update graph is the documented behaviour rather than lost old statistics. [1]
Old Sluices become Fill Valves on a 1.1 save
Loading a pre-existing Sluice on 1.1 replaces it with a Fill Valve. This is a documented save migration, so check the replacement’s configuration before assuming the old water automation was preserved exactly. [1]
Documented steps
- Review and adjust the replacement Fill Valve settings; the developer says some setups may also need Contamination Sensors. [1]
Some consumption totals counted incorrectly
The patch corrects consumption counting for some buildings, explicitly naming Steam Engine and Mud Bath. Compare the affected building with the recorded fix before diagnosing an apparent statistics mismatch. [1]
Random crash when loading
The 1.1 notes record loading-crash fixes. Keep a current failing save and the client’s version with a report, because the brief patch entry does not identify every future loading failure as already resolved. [1]
Sources & verification
Platform and version details belong to the individual issue or guide section. A documented workaround may not resolve every case.
- Update 1.1 is live! official-newsRetrieved
- Patch notes 2026-10-06 & Community Recognition Award official-newsRetrieved