Originally posted by Clyoan:Don't twist the truth. You were denied because your channel doesn't... Read moreOriginally posted by Alucard †: Yep from what i seen even on demonstration and comparison videos and not streams the performance seems to be slightly worse than in A21 both during horde nights and just traveling through. Which is worrying to me. And their machines are way better than mine.
I did wanted to play 1.0 as a streamer but i was denied because i wanted to show fps
Originally posted by Clyoan:Read moreOriginally posted by Shurenai: It's important to take note that Streamers are not simply running the game; They're running the game, encoding the Stream, running many other programs that help manage their stream, often also writing a backup copy of the stream to disk, and more besides.
If, for example, historically they normally got maybe 30-40fps from the game and now they're getting 50-60, That's a marked improvement. You see what you consider bad performance on s...
Simple. Time. Steve and I did work on them early A21, but on the schedule for A21 and then 1.0, there was no time to get them to the quality level desired, so delayed.
Probably. On Windows, settings are in registry under the game name and the game name is the same.
Sleeper volumes now have a basic scripting system called Min Script. It is just a list of commands. There are commands to spawn, wait x amount of seconds or wait for a zed count and play a sound. At some point i would like to add looping with a count and reuse of sleeper spawn points.
That is exactly how I play games. Generally getting bored at 30-40 hours. I will make it to 60 if they keep me entertained enough. I come back to No Man's Sky like once a year to try the new updates. A new World of Warcraft expansion will hold me for maybe 2 months, then 6 month break and back for 1 or 2 months and repeat. Maybe once a year for Terraria or Avorion. Every 2 years for some others. Too many games to play.
I don't know if that is an area we would want to focus on. The roadmap is full. End of year of coming fast.
AI has had little changes in the last year.
Maybe. It is being looked at right now.
Fixed.
Originally posted by JoeSloeMoe: This seems to be more of a list of processes that benefit from the change rather that a list of what drove the change.
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