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the holdup is and has always been 'the combinatorial explosion' as the number of ships/players on a shard increases, the number of objects that need to be tracked increases exponentially Eve Online, with its ultra-simplistic ships and flight physics, can now support lag-free fights with...

even before that, William Shatner's mind encompassed the Entire Universe Welcome, I say, to yet another right-thinking TESTie

make Star Citizen your second job! sign up now!

busted if you'd actually watched the video you'd know it's the chorus

isn't a Test just one of a pair of TESTes? don't be lonely, find a friend!

I thought you were talking about frame rates based on the thread title no surprise the game's not ready for release, they haven't even disambiguated their acronyms yet

"Gimme gimme now, gimme gimme now ..."

no mis-spellings WTF edit: not sayin' I don't want one

The Crossroads, Birthplace of the Blues I went up to Tunica to see Buddy Guy Saturday, were you there?

welcome in, fellow Mississippian!

the first segment is running 45 minutes long ...

meh if Spectrum were worth the effort of reading I would vote to institute polling

first!

we need one of these

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whatever keeps the Whales buying Internet Spaceship Pixels, I'm all for it there's a fair bit of development yet to pay for the ability to melt ships in a game package without losing the game purchase tells me the persistence database is maturing I am not excite, but I am please

no, that's cowardice but, better a coward than a Picard stan welcome in, @Abnerdoon

I can see the turret gunner needing to tell the pilot to roll the ship to keep her guns on target keeping track of when the turret is facing forward or aft relative to the ship's direction of travel will be a challenge if the top turret gunner on my Freelancer is facing forward and her target...

back in the day we called people like that Pimps