Long goals, rare finds, pets and swaying grass

A new Goals window (press G, or Esc, then Goals) keeps track of the long game:

• The collection log. A page for each kind of thing you can find: rare finds, what you gather, pets and more. Every new entry fills a square, and each page shows how close it is to complete.
• Milestones. Every skill has one every five levels, and there are more for your total level, for how much you gather and make, for bosses, rare finds, pets and your daily streak. Each pays coins once, and some give you a title.
• Titles. Pick the one you like and it shows on your nameplate for everyone to see.
• Pets. See which you have found and choose which one follows you around.

• While you chop, mine, fish, farm, forage or hunt by hand, now and then something special turns up: gems while mining, a bird's nest or amber from a tree, pearls, a message in a bottle or a sunken chest from the water, seed packets and keepsakes in the field, honeycomb and speckled eggs while foraging, feathers and a golden claw while hunting.
• There is a new find every twenty levels or so, and the rarest take hours to turn up. Your chances grow as you level past each one.
• A rare find rings a bell, throws gold sparks around you and gets its own banner.

• Every gathering skill has a pet to find: Wren while woodcutting, Pebble while mining, a hermit crab while fishing, a chick while farming, a truffle piglet while foraging and a wolf pup while hunting.
• They are very rare, just for fun, and they trot along behind you.

• Cut the gems you mine at the kiln as your Masonry grows.
• Set them in silver and gold at the forge: rings and amulets, at last a use for all those silver and gold bars.

• Finish all three of a day's tasks for a bonus of experience and coins. Come back the next day and the bonus grows, for up to a week.

• We measured how long every level of every skill takes, so there is always something new not far ahead, and no long stretch with nothing to unlock.
• Some unlocks moved further up their skills, so they land through the first hours instead of all in the first half hour: coal, iron, silver and gold, iron and steel gear, the later crops, the later dishes, and the bigger farm animals.
• If you already trained past an old unlock that moved (iron at Mining 20, say), you will need the new level before you can use it again. Everything you own stays yours.
• Fishing now gives more experience a catch and a catch comes a little quicker.
• The stone block gives more Masonry experience.

• Grass sways. Tufts of grass stand on the meadows, lean in the wind and part around your feet as you walk through. The ground itself has more variety too.
• What you gather counts up over your head, "+1 Oak log", "+2", "+3", and the item hops into your bag.
• Experience rises into a counter under your health, with the skill, your level and a bar to the next one.
• Level-ups throw fireworks and tell you what the new level opens: "You can now chop: Oak".
• Picks strike sparks off metal ore, trees shed a few leaves, and things puff away when they are picked clean or defeated. Heavy hits land with a bigger pop.
• When someone near you levels up, you see a little sparkle over them.

• Builders can now make whole places of their own, caves, dungeons and big buildings, reached through an entrance. Walk into one and the screen fades as you step inside.
• Keep an eye out for them as they appear around the world.

• Grass: off, low or high. If the game feels slow, turn it down first.
• Screen shake: turn off the little jolt of a heavy blow.
• Reduced effects: fewer sparks and leaves, and a gentler shake.