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That probably helps.
ingame?
im gonna finish watching all of gundam and be right back
that was a joke because there is too much for one lifespan
Quite excited to give it a go.
It will if you're already running Reassembly on a weak set of PC hardware. The game is more CPU-limited than GPU-limited. I don't want to put words in Sir Metaladon's mouth, *but* if my PC had a CPU more than two years old *and/or* at a clock-speed less than 4.0 GHz, I'd be somewhat reluctant to assume that lag wouldn't happen. Try it for yourself and see.
I also dream of making the Reassembly world even more interesting to watch by there being more to see of it, but as we both realise it's an impossibility due to squares scaling faster than lines.
At least Reassembly isn't 3d!
For my part, I really dig the idea of a much wider-angle campaign view in the game. But I'm also enough of a realist that something like a 12X-15X view is not a gameplay feature that even my generally nicely-above-average two-year-old PC design can deal with. Sure an i7 4790K quad-core overclocked to max & 32 GB RAM are nice, but Reassembly modded to such *gigantic* physics requirements will break virtually all pre-2017 consumer PCs. Not even an overclocked hexacore CPU or an 8GB-and-up video card can fully deal with the burden.
Nonetheless, this is cool mod that's also highly useful.
Sir Metaladon [BA] Trade.TF - *thank you!*
Invisible ships are possible, but I'm not sure how you could make the AI ignore them.
This, combined with a possible mini mod that gives a way to fly an undetectable space ball that is completely invisible, would allow one to practically spectate the natural life and course of the map- and seeing if those pesky reds will ever really conquer the galaxy on their own... Only for computers that can handle it though, of course!
Bravo on this mod nonetheless!