Reason column - why a route is waiting or stopped has a column of its own instead of trailing behind the route name

Free routes - how many more routes you can set up now sits in the bar at the top of the window, next to your last trips

Alerts above the tabs - what needs a look in logistics stands above Routes, Network and Fleet, and shows in all three

Fleet tab - the vehicle list uses the full window width

Buy vehicle - buying a vehicle opens its own window with price, upkeep per hour and your cash afterwards, and only buys when you confirm

Bigger loads - trucks now carry 200 instead of 60, freight trains 2,000 instead of 600 and barges 4,000 instead of 900. Routes with an exact amount keep their old figure until you change it

Vehicle prices - trucks now cost €65,000, freight trains €280,000 and barges €210,000, to go with the bigger loads

Vehicle upkeep - running costs doubled to €2 a minute for trucks, €30 for freight trains and €18 for barges. Your own vehicle still moves goods for about a third to half of what the freight network charges

One line of alerts - the alert strip above the tabs shows only the most urgent route plus how many more there are, so the route list keeps its room. Show them lists the rest

Route list - the table has the whole window now, every row ends with buttons for pause, edit, map and delete, and a row that is not simply running says why underneath its name, with how long it has been standing

Route filters - the filter row folds away while you own little, whatever is narrowing the list stands in the button itself, and there are new filters for blocked, standing still and who is driving

Route grouping - a grouped list pages like a flat one instead of drawing every route at once

Tour stops - a collecting route unfolds its stops in the table, the way a building unfolds its units

Fleet - one sortable table instead of a card per vehicle type, and the vehicles that have no route sort to the top

Network - search and pages, and Expand all only opens the page you are looking at

Logistics header - routes, what needs a look and what your last trips cost now sit in the bar at the top of the window

Dropdowns - lists in filter rows and window headers open over what is below instead of pushing it down, and the ones at the bottom of a window open upwards

Dropdown search - the search box inside a dropdown is as tall as the dropdown itself

Bank tab - shows your repayment per minute next to the interest, for every loan and in total, and how long until each loan is paid off

News ticker - businesses that keep stopping and starting no longer fill the ticker. A stopped business still shows in the alerts next to the map

Advisor - tips no longer take up the top of the Businesses, City, Logistics and Finance windows. They show on the map only, and Q still turns them on and off

Table columns - in every table of the office each column is as wide as its widest entry, so times, numbers and buttons no longer get cut off. Spare room is shared by all columns instead of going to the name alone

Alert strips - Businesses, Properties, Finance and News show their alerts in one line too, the most urgent first with all its buttons. Show them or Show all brings up the rest

Loan repayment - new loans pay themselves back in equal parts over seven days, together with the interest, straight from your cash every minute. A missed rate counts like unpaid interest. Loans you already have keep running as before

Credit line - the bank now lends about as much as your equity instead of three times as much, a bit more at higher company levels and with Credit rating. If your debt is already above the new line you keep everything, you just can't borrow more until you're back under it

City market table - the market uses the full window width, with sorting on every column, a search, a filter for food, construction, consumer and premium goods, and a column for what you hold

Licence seats - every trade is one row with its seats, cost, holders and when a seat can be challenged. Click it to see who holds the seats, instead of a second panel repeating the same numbers

City hall - one page with who governs, what your vote weighs and who got it, the election, the three projects the treasury can buy with how far it is from each, and the owners ranked by their votes

Inbox - every offer is one row with its answer at the end, how long it still stands and how its price compares to what it is worth: goods against the exchange, buildings against book value. Reading and writing a message happens in its own window

Search window - three tabs instead of one crowded page: Nearby for the buildings and plots around you, Raw materials for the nearest land that grows a good, Places to fly to a town

Nearby list - says when you are too high up to see single buildings and zooms in with one click, counts every match instead of stopping at 60 without a word, and filters by buildings, land, type and status, so you can show only what is still for sale

Raw materials - the search lists single plots that are still for sale, with their size, yield a minute and price, and a click flies you there with the plot selected

News window - what needs you comes first with its buttons, then the routine of the last hour or day as counts, then the headlines, each with a button to where you can act on it. Search and filters work like in the other tabs

News history - headlines stay for seven days instead of one. Deliveries and route runs are counted instead of listed, so they no longer push everything else out of the list within minutes

Net worth curve - moved from News to the Overview tab of Company (K), next to your net worth

Finance overview - income and spending are split into running the business, investments, and loans and shares, and every line stands next to the same period before with an arrow for what grew. Buying a building no longer looks like a loss

Finance buttons - every line in the Finance overview opens the tab that controls it, such as Workforce for wages or Logistics for freight, and its bookings

Profit bars - Finance shows the operating profit per hour or day as bars, purchases left out

Ledger - one row per hour and kind of booking instead of hundreds of single sales, click a row for its single bookings. Filters for block, in or out and kind

Loan list - every loan is one row with what it costs, when it is paid off and whether it is behind. The side panel is for borrowing and repaying only

Declined offers - a contract offer you decline keeps its place in the list until it would have run out anyway, so declining no longer brings a new one straight away. Next offer at the top of the Contracts window says when the next one comes in

Top bar - in the Businesses window it now shows how much of your production is actually running and which business runs out of supplies next, instead of repeating your cash and company cash flow

Businesses filters - the filter row folds away while you have few businesses, and whatever is narrowing the list stands in the button itself

Sites list - what a place holds now stands in its row instead of behind a click, because a place almost always holds one good. The panel on the right is gone and the table takes the whole window

Goods list - unfolding a good shows the ten places it lies at, and one line leads to the rest instead of pushing up to 170 rows into the list

Production or services - hotels, management offices, shops and forwarders can be filtered out of the Businesses list; they make nothing, so Supply and Share stay empty for them

Businesses table - the panel on the right is gone and the table takes the whole window. Click a business and it unfolds below its row: workplaces, capacity and total produced, then every good it needs and makes with its stock, its supply and the buttons to ship, buy or sell

Supply column - the Businesses list drops the recipe and profit columns and names the input that runs out first instead, with how long it lasts; click the heading and the businesses closest to stopping come first. A Share column says what each business is worth against all of them together, so you can see which standstill actually hurts

Ship from the row - a business that is short on input has a ship button right next to it, so you no longer have to open it first

Starting out - with no business yet, the tab now says what a business does and points you at your buildings

Stock figures - big numbers in the business panel are grouped, and a reach of 26163 min reads as 18 d

Properties filters - the filter row folds away while you own little, and whatever is narrowing the list stands in the button itself

Properties grouping - the table can group by city or zone, and every group carries its own count, value and rent

Properties detail - the panel on the right stays put while you page through the table instead of scrolling out of sight

Properties header - portfolio value, rent and management now sit in the bar at the top of the window

Property list - the detail panel is gone and the table has the whole window instead. Occupancy has a column of its own, a small icon behind the status marks the buildings one of your offices looks after, every other row is shaded a touch so your eye keeps the line across the full width, and every row carries buttons for repair, view, map and sell at its end. Long names run out in full now

Property names - a building with no name of its own is now called after what it is, so a field reads "Farmland #0061" instead of "Building #0061" like everything else

Group rows - grouping by city puts the city name at the front of the row, with its own count, value and rent lined up under the columns they belong to

Management - the state of a building now hangs as a small badge behind its location instead of taking a line of its own, and a "Looked after" filter shows what your offices cover

Office window - it now scales with your screen instead of sitting at a fixed size, and table columns share the extra width instead of leaving it all to the name column

Notice board - click a heading to sort by it, and boards longer than one page split into pages

Send buttons - Businesses, Stock, Contracts and the city market now open that one window instead of throwing you into another tab where you had to pick the goods all over again

Sending from an alert - a business that ran out is refilled from the alert without leaving the tab you were in

Send window - two columns now: where it goes on the left as an open list with search and group filters, everything about the shipment on the right. Nothing jumps around any more when you switch destination

Send window totals - one figure that matters, big and on the left, with transport and arrival next to it, and no number printed twice

Plan route in Logistics - hand the draft over from the send window when a route needs reserves or destination limits, and nothing is created until you save it there

Contract rows - every contract carries everything in its own row now: how much of the good lies in your stock, what it pays, and accept, decline, send and show on map at the end. The panel on the right is gone and the table has the whole window

Arrives column - while something of yours is on the road, the contract list carries a column saying when it gets there. It appears only while it is needed

Contract row colours - every other row is shaded a touch so your eye keeps the line across twelve columns, contracts you are running stand out in green, settled ones step back, and the parts of a project sit visibly under their heading

Building projects - the parts of a project stand under one heading that carries the total pay and the bonus, and you take or decline the whole project there. Click the heading to fold the parts away

Offer time - an offer says how long it still stands, instead of quietly disappearing after a few hours

Stock - the stock window is gone and now sits as the Sites tab inside Businesses, where it always showed the same list. The Stock button and I still take you straight to it

Bridges - roads and railways ramp up onto a bridge and back down at its end, instead of jumping five metres straight up. Short bridges become a gentle hump

Weather during an event - a storm, a flood or a drought now pulls the sky over with it, so a damage report no longer arrives under a cloudless sky

Improved

Home ground - tiles where you own a building or a plot stay in the cache while you travel, so coming home loads straight off your disk

Chat window remembers - where you put the chat window, how big you made it and whether it was open carries over into your next session

Exchange prices - AI firms follow the market now instead of pulling every price back towards base. Goods that run short get dearer, up to twice the base price, and plenty of supply brings them back down

Route lines - the map no longer rebuilds every route line when a truck leaves or arrives or the ground under a line loads in more detail. Only lines that changed are redrawn, and zooming resizes them once when you stop instead of twice a second

Map icons - the icons for your sites, shipments and contracts are only moved when the camera moves, instead of every frame

Finance - large companies no longer wait for the Finance window. It reads hourly sums instead of every single booking, which for a month of bookings could take close to a minute

Map cache - it now sits outside the folder Steam copies to the cloud, so closing the game no longer uploads hundreds of megabytes. Your stored map is emptied once with this update and fills up again as you play

Move your goods - the chapter describes the Send window and how the repeat switch makes a route out of a shipment