Sanchita Karma makes stronger Praarabdha | More Difficult to Win.

In the latest update of MOKSHA, developers have implemented and refined the Shareera Gatee (body-motion) mechanic to complement the existing Samaya Gatee (time-flow). This enhancement focused on UI/UX polishing, physics integration, and the creation of karmic carry-over mechanics for praarabdha (accumulated karma from past lives).

Key changes included the addition of a HUD element for Shareera Gati, which displays a cyan indicator (#67e8f9) representing the player's movement speed. The UI/UX changes also renamed ui-gatee to samaya-gatee for clarity, expanded the _uiGlows state for dual-gatee animations, and updated the engine state tracking to include both samayaGatee and shareeraGatee.

Physically, the Shareera Gatee mechanic introduced a karma-speed coupling system, where Punya, Paapa, and Praarabdha now reduce player movement speed. The base speed modifier is calculated as 0.7^ashuvhaKarma × 0.8^shuvhaKarma × 0.7^praarabdha. The body-motion indicators now visually represent slowed (100%), normal (100%), and accelerated (0%) movement, with Samaya Gatee signifying relative time flow based on karma accumulation.

Praarabdha snapshot on death now carries forward to the next rebirth, stored in the _praarabdhaSpeedMul value for persistent karma-weight. This change creates dual gameplay feedback by affecting both movement speed and time progression, as karma directly impacts the player's experience in the game.

A notable fix addressed the issue of speed multiplier resetting on rebirth, which broke karma continuity. Developers renamed _currentGatiModifier to _currentGateeModifier for clarity and introduced _praarabdhaSpeedMul, which persists across rebirths and multiplies by current-life karma upon death. This cumulative difficulty effect ensures that subsequent rebirths inherit the previous life's speed penalty, enhancing the challenge faced by players in MOKSHA.