Not quite, faatal mentioned once that AI pathing is the real problem... the more entities you have the more processing power you need.
Just a suggestion. Would it be possible to just turn off pathing for horde night and have hundreds of enraged zeds just charging straight at your base from all sides. I get they want the player to die but if the defense and base are destroyed the player is too. Make them target something like the landclaim block which is normally in the middle of my base. I know there are scenarios this would not work in but is it possible? @faatal
From a layman perspective I think they probably could do it, since earlier alphas were basically using that kind of primitive AI. But from a logic standpoint it doesn't make much sense to me... the whole point of the Blood Moon is to put to test your tower defense strategy, so with a basic/stupid AI that would be an easy win for the player.
Yeah, My last big horde was day 126 with 64 per wave.
I think that depends on how many zeds, how many waves, think world war z numbers. I try to stop them from pathing by making a solid defense in all directions. Makes it feel more realistic to me then the zed meat grinder pit which I definitely did before you guys changed the pathing, then it became too easy, you basically just added a conveyor belt. Anyway just wanted to know if it was possible after you said that.
How are you getting good fps with that?
Well, to be fair SLI generally isn't good for gaming unless the devs of the game specifically optimizes for it (hence the lack of support IMO, not many people go that route since it's a pain to get configured correctly).
Yeah, I use shadow play to record as well, but it only seems to shave 4-5 fps off the top.
I'm just a player, who are you calling YOU GUYS??
A pain? I thought it was easy really.. Hardest thing was getting the two cards to play nice with each other when I over clocked them.
Sorry man, its usually me against the world.I'm just a player, who are you calling YOU GUYS??
Was actually starting to think you were with TFP.
OK, but by "this case" I'm talking about why things are fine for me (and for STyK_) with these settings, but not for MM and others. I have an i9 which might be a difference, but I highly doubt Unity takes advantage of all my cores. I'm not talking about the general case that affects the low end the most.
Some games like SLI more games don't, and your CPU does have to work a little bit harder in that mode. Maybe try non-SLI and see the difference
25% loot is very nice. Less stuff helps with inventory management. It makes the game feel more realistic by making almost everything empty early game. It also slows down item progression, but not much, as trader rewards are still OP.
That's actually the only thing I don't like about low loot percentages (the number of empty containers). It drives me mad opening and opening and not getting anything.
Yeah, see.. that crisp res means sacrifices must be made.
