Survivor economy - AI survivors now live like players: they carry a real inventory, gather ore rocks and wood with real tools that wear out, loot crates, sacks, corpses and airdrops, craft with real blueprints and durations (at their own workbench when the recipe needs one), and drop their real gear when they die

Survivor careers - each survivor follows a career ladder (tools, weapon, ammo, armor, a base, explosive charges) and picks its next goal from what it needs

Survivor bases - survivors build a hut with real pieces and real costs, store what they don't need in their own box, fetch what they need, craft at their bench, respawn at their base and walk through their doors; huts differ from one survivor to the next (1 to 3 rooms, wings, towers with stairs, barred windows)

Survivor raids - survivors raid bases with real explosive charges: they break an exterior door first, step back, blast through the opening, loot and go home. Bot bases can be raided any time, player bases only while their owner or a door guest is online

Persistent survivors - survivor identities are saved in the world save, so the same survivors come back after a restart; their bodies only exist near players and the rest of the world is simulated cheaply (rl_bot_offline_rate)

Offline pause - when nobody is connected the survivors stop living

Legacy spawns - crates and mutants use the Legacy server spawn points, and wildlife and resource nodes come from the 30 Legacy wildlife spawner pockets

Server settings - rl_mob_scale and rl_wildlife_scale scale the number of mutants and animals

Bots tab - the BOTS tab is rebuilt: list sorted by live distance, detail panel, a world overlay with beacons, LABELS and BEAMS kept per player

Follow - FOLLOW a bot, a player or a sleeper with the camera

Bot AI debug view - see what a survivor is doing and why

rl_play_bots - status of survivors, bases and raids from the console; rl_bot_build and rl_bot_raid to test them