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Why is the video 25fps? To make it more "cinematic"? It isn't even 24fps cinematic. In either case, they both look awful in your typical 60hz container because 60 isn't divisible by 24 or 25. Just make it 30 or 60fps. It looks awful like this.
Why is the video 25fps? To make it more "cinematic"? It isn't even 24fps cinematic. In either case, they both look awful in your typical 60hz container because 60 isn't divisible by 24 or 25. Just make it 30 or 60fps. It looks awful like this.
I’ve seen some videos where different people try out gaming trials on different Hz’s and it seems like older gamers don’t get nearly as much performance improvement from high frame rates that younger players do. They’re also much less likely to be able to tell which is which in a blind trial.
Briefly mentioned in this and rendered: space exploration is an incredible factorio mod and the deepest game I've ever played. In Factorio you launch a rocket and win. Space exploration takes that and continues. You end up developing a base across multiple worlds in the solar system. After developing the solar system from the different unique resources on each planet you expand to interstellar space and then other so…
I actually prefer to completely turn off biters. They’ll still be there on other planets, but the anxiety on the home world is gone
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I actually prefer to completely turn off biters. They’ll still be there on other planets, but the anxiety on the home world is gone
Agreed. The difficulty creep that was demanded by vocal experienced players has made Factorio much harder for newcomers to get into. Factorio is a brilliant Zen garden and an absolutely terrible real time strategy game. Since the beta there's been more and more biter types and a gradual ramp up in how frantic you have to be to keep up. It's tremendously off-putting and completely opposite to what makes Factorio what…
But I guess a toned down offense on your base, while still allowing the same kind of attack, would work just as well.
Also, the biters are somewhat boring at end of game, it's just the whole world map full of the exact same evolved bases everywhere.
> When you don’t know how to code, you just put these nodes together, and if it doesn’t work you just keep adding more and more and become increasingly confused. Suspiciously similar to this factory game I’ve been playing recently. Cracked me up
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I actually prefer to completely turn off biters. They’ll still be there on other planets, but the anxiety on the home world is gone
Agreed. The difficulty creep that was demanded by vocal experienced players has made Factorio much harder for newcomers to get into. Factorio is a brilliant Zen garden and an absolutely terrible real time strategy game. Since the beta there's been more and more biter types and a gradual ramp up in how frantic you have to be to keep up. It's tremendously off-putting and completely opposite to what makes Factorio what…
After that I started playing mods that in and of themselves increased the difficulty of the game, and having the biters on top of that was just way too much.
Also, in a vanilla game, once you're more or less invulnerable to the biters they become just an extra annoyance, and I'd rather just focus on building.
On the other hand, without the sense of urgency that biters give the game can become kind of boring...
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I actually prefer to completely turn off biters. They’ll still be there on other planets, but the anxiety on the home world is gone
Agreed. The difficulty creep that was demanded by vocal experienced players has made Factorio much harder for newcomers to get into. Factorio is a brilliant Zen garden and an absolutely terrible real time strategy game. Since the beta there's been more and more biter types and a gradual ramp up in how frantic you have to be to keep up. It's tremendously off-putting and completely opposite to what makes Factorio what…