NEONNET: Cyberdeck Roguelite

Thank you for taking NEONNET deeper into the Glass Tower. You play with the focus and patience this game asks for, and this update gives careful operators a clearer map, a sharper terminal, and stronger visual feedback for every turn. * The NEON command log is easier to read. Text now uses a larger minimum size, more comfortable line spacing, a fully opaque terminal background, and no CRT overlay across the reading surface. The map keeps its retro signal treatment while the log stays clear when a floor gets busy. * Larger terminal text also follows your preferred device text size. Commands and results remain easier to scan whether you are reading a quick movement update or reviewing several turns of combat and process activity. * The new reading treatment is designed for useful contrast, not a flat wall of text. Prompts, warnings, system results, and card feedback retain their distinct colors, while the terminal background stays steady and dark enough to separate every line. * The latest output receives priority without hiding the rest of the run. You can glance at the newest command result, then look back through recent movement, damage, rewards, and status changes without losing the thread of the floor. * New command output now follows the latest line reliably. The log waits for the text layout to finish before it scrolls, so fresh movement results, combat feedback, card effects, and process updates land in view instead of stopping just above the newest entry. * Opening an existing run now starts the command history at the latest output. The view no longer gets caught at the top when it appears before Auto Layout has assigned its final height. * Terminal readability improvements preserve the command game's identity. Your prompts, system messages, results, warnings, and deck feedback keep their useful color cues while older output remains bright enough to scan during a tactical review. * The core run stays familiar. Deck building, movement, attacks, hacks, process hunting, cards, software, floor events, quests, saves, and restores all keep their established turn-based rhythm. * This update is focused on clarity rather than changing the rules under your feet. Your careful habits still matter: inspect the grid, measure your hand, watch health, manage active processes, and descend when the odds are worth it. For the next run, try a longer map route, keep the command log open during a difficult floor, and use the new pulse as a quick health check before committing to a risky turn. Thank you for bringing a thoughtful approach to NEONNET.