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Androm rethd. (that's what I type when I'm drunk, and not proofreading my typing, it's also what my body wants to type normally when I'm not drunk, but sober me is unwilling to let you see me do that)

That is a very good question. I can't find anything about it.

Would you perchance still be running Win 7? (or maybe something other than Chrome for a browser?)

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But the tangent route only is a river, followed by a diamond, then sunny skies before continuing the same way...

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Star Trek Online Still the game I have the most hours playing. (Steam only has about 1/3rd of my actual playtime hours recorded, and it's showing 3900hrs)

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Why doesn't he have legs? Also:

I enjoyed that. * I was not paid to say this. I did not receive any free merch or discounts to say this.

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Easy fix: Make it a limited size sphere of a world, rather than an endless flat expanse. Assign different structure parameters to smaller indicative symbols, and it can recreate the world on the fly, without actually storing the entire world shape-by-shape.

I do so when I'm too tired to explain things, or CBA go through tons of "curated" search results for things that are totally unrelated just to find something to support my statements that don't match with what is popular at the time. As an aside, you are injecting this into your post with this specific wording as a way to insult without violating rules, but the intention is quite clear.

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Yeah, from back when he was working at Digital Anvil. I've got Everspace 2, so not that interested in paying $50 for a single ship right now. That is because it requires an entirely different gameplay style than the other two. You rarely jump or run in Tribes. If you're not moving as fast as a UT rocket, you're a sitting duck for the pros. (and the pros have been playing for 20 years) Since it's such a fast moving playstyle that most (even other games "pros") can't keep up with, it tends to attract fewer people to play, and when the game is 20 years old, the problem is aggravated further. I hadn't heard of it before... I would play it, but I've gotten away from games of that sort almost entirely due to issues with muscle injuries caused by the precise rapid staccato movements I was making to stay a "top player". (nearly ripped a muscle off my elbow once, never again)

A lot of the spelling and dialogue mistakes I'll chalk up to being translated from their native language. (even if that language is just uneducated american English) The UI and interface mistakes I assume originate with the fact that it was their second game, and wasn't for iOS like their first one was. Still, all valid assessments.

Halcyon 6 Quite fun if you like semi-parody space games, and classic RPG combat mechanics.