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Do MILESTONES.md do repositório (em inglês).

1. 05 nov 2026Multiplayer: quick match gets past the player's location and picks its matchmaking server on the project's own server; the game connects and opens an SSL 3.0 session, which the server is learning to answer.
2. 05 nov 2026The RSX off the critical path: its wait between EDGE's two geometry passes went from 9-12 ms to ~0.1 ms. The first level runs at ~24 fps on the whole PC and ~17-18 on 4 cores (was ~14-15); the frame is now ~55% SPU module 218, where the job manager's interrupts cost as much as the jobs' own code.
3. 05 nov 2026The `CopyLocalMemory offset error` freeze fixed: an Edge Zlib counter, and a guard on the texture streaming table's hand-off. None in 40 level runs on 4 cores.
4. 04 nov 2026Two more defaults, each measured in-run on a 4-core PC: the game's main thread above normal priority (-2.7 ms a frame) and the frame's tail jobs spread over up to 4-5 SPUs (-2.1 ms). The main processor's code built with profile-guided optimization (PGO): ~10% shorter frames.
5. 04 nov 2026Multiplayer reaches the warrior lobby with the project's own server (in development, still private); the player's multiplayer profile is kept on their account. Online matches do not work yet.
6. 04 nov 2026Runs on macOS again (Apple Silicon, RPCS3's RSX), for testing: the RSX thread now recovers from corrupted command data instead of stopping the game.
7. 04 nov 2026The first level's frame measured part by part: of ~50 ms, ~21 ms are the SPUs' geometry lists (EDGE) and ~9-12 ms the wait for the RSX thread between that geometry's two passes.
8. 03 nov 2026The intermittent level freeze found and fixed: a store from the main processor could be lost in the middle of an SPU's atomic operation, leaving the geometry lists waiting forever. The repro went from 3 freezes in 5 runs to none in 4.
9. 03 nov 2026Measured on Windows against RPCS3 in the same first-level scene: 22 fps native, 35-40 on RPCS3. Two changes become the default: the RSX thread sleeps on an empty command queue instead of spinning (~8% shorter frames on a 4-core PC), and the SPUs pick their next work themselves (~1.6% shorter on the same PC).
10. 23 out 2026First boss fight reached (13-21 fps while fighting). The profile there shows the SPU time spread over many small pieces, so the next work goes after costs every SPU job pays, not one function at a time.
11. 23 out 2026The frame's edge-smoothing post-process runs natively: its four heaviest SPU stages rewritten in C, identical to the original on 12 million checked calls; that work costs about half.
12. 23 out 2026Level ~17.5 → ~22 fps: lifted SPU code built for AVX2, lighter SPU runtime.
13. 23 out 2026Launcher Video → Effects: depth of field, motion blur and MLAA can be turned off (the same patches RPCS3 offers, found in the 1.00 disc). Experimental: textures still glitch with them off.
14. 23 out 2026More SPU code that was still being interpreted is now recompiled, and two streamed pieces of the geometry job run natively.
15. 22 out 2026Level ~15 → ~17.5 fps: the main processor's recompiled code keeps the game's registers in local variables instead of memory (re-lifted; 1.5-1.8x on isolated functions).
16. 21 out 2026SPU job replay: recorded game jobs rerun outside the game and checked byte for byte by what they write, with timing and profiling. Module 218 (per-draw geometry) decoded: index decompression and position transform written natively, identical on the recorded jobs; the rest of the job goes native next.
17. 21 out 2026Level ~15 → ~16.7 fps: each SPU on its own core, the main PPU thread on core 0.
18. 20 out 2026Level ~10 → ~15 fps: lifted SPU floats without the extended-range check (RPCS3's "approximate" rules), no local-store diagnostics in lifted code, contiguous job-module code lifted as one function, streamed code found by an index.
19. 19 out 2026Level textures correct: IO space handed back on unmap, so the scenery's vertex streams no longer read the command buffer.
20. 19 out 2026Main menu 12 → 28 fps on RPCS3's RSX: SPU transfers into surfaces the GPU protected were being dropped.
21. 19 out 2026RPCS3's RSX as the renderer (Windows and macOS): the game's GPU/SPU post-process rounds paced on the game's own progress.
22. 18 out 2026The first level (Kratos in chains): a lost-task race in the SPURS taskset scheduler fixed; the level loads and runs (~16 fps on live draw).
23. 17 out 2026Brazilian Portuguese (voices from the US disc, text already on the EU disc); mods as recipes, Skip intro included.
24. 17 out 2026Main menu 1 -> 12 fps: the 18 job modules the loading never streams lifted too (33 in all), streamed code found inside bigger GETs and by content.
25. 17 out 2026A launcher: video, language, subtitles and mods; the game renders inside its window.
26. 17 out 2026The main menu renders (about 1 fps).
27. 17 out 2026The cinematic at full speed and in sync (29.98 fps), the end-of-loading stall gone, module 214 lifted whole (GPU reports wait for the post-process tasks, no lost task wakes, cellVdec holds AUs).
28. 17 out 2026RsxSync woken by GPU reports, SSE4.1 SPU ops, 381 job-module entries, the interpreter honouring interrupt enables. Cinematic video at 72-90% speed.
29. 17 out 2026Performance, part two: position-independent lifts of streamed job code, SSE4.1 for lifted SPU code. Menus ~10 → 26-55 fps, cinematic ~35 → 45-60 fps.
30. 17 out 2026Performance: the 15 Wws job modules lifted, a performance panel. First-use menus 5-6 → ~10 fps.
31. 17 out 2026The opening cinematic plays with picture and sound (cellVdec with FFmpeg at run time; the "black screen" was the game's fade card waiting for it).
32. 16 out 2026The menus read: X16 font atlas, framebuffer sRGB and texture gamma, fragment DDX/DDY in the live draw engine.
33. 16 out 2026Past the loading screen (SPURS tasksets: duplicate starts, Taskset2 size and event flags, SPU-created tasks).
34. 16 out 2026Re-lifted with the v0.15 lifter (a spill-reload bug corrupted a heap at frame ~12): the loading screen.
35. 16 out 2026The main renderer runs past its second frame: SPURS2 (32 workloads, tempArea, flags1), the frame's SPU post-process, GPU/SPU synchronization.
36. 15 out 2026The intro screens render: the legal text, "Sony Computer Entertainment presents", Santa Monica Studio, the online-play notice (live draw engine). The same on macOS through Metal.
37. 15 out 2026Boots through the system checks and mounts the game's archives (sys_lwcond_t layout, files past 2 GB, Edge Zlib on the host).
38. 15 out 2026EBOOT.BIN decrypted, imports and functions found, 1.8 million lines of C++ lifted and compiled; the executable starts.