Parts used to read as one or two standout numbers. Every part in the catalogue is now scored across the same ten fixed axes — light, recharge, pickup, luck, speed, cargo, depth, charge, thrust and yield — even on axes where its own value is a flat zero, so any two parts, same slot or not, are directly comparable as shapes rather than as rows in a table. The drawing itself is a radar silhouette, pushed out for a real benefit and pulled in for a real cost from a neutral ring — two parts of the same tier read as two visibly different blobs at a glance.
Five new tier-mates joined the roster alongside the profile work — Ballast Canopy, Vortex Twin-Bore, Cargo-Skiff Frame, Ranging Beacon Ring and Piston Crusher Claw — bringing the catalogue from 31 items to 36. Every slot now has real choices within a tier, not just one obvious pick.
And Leviathan gear finally looks like Leviathan gear on the hull itself, not just in a menu. Fit one Leviathan part and the hull carries a quiet ember; fit a full Leviathan loadout and it's unmistakable — the strength accumulates across every mount rather than flipping on like a binary badge. Abyssal gear gets a real, fainter echo of the same glow, so the ladder reads as heading somewhere rather than a single cliff at the top. It's read straight off each part's own rarity in the catalogue, so a future Leviathan part will glow the moment its row ships — no engine change required.