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It's still counting down but the time is negative because this game night already happened. That's not to say, of course, that more game nights can't be scheduled in the meantime.

Context menu from desktop -> NVIDIA Control Panel Manage 3D Settings Program Settings Tab Add game.exe I set anisotropic filtering to 16x

Textures look garbage with no anisotropic filtering applied, tbh.

Do we have a list of the signed up players yet?

A mod I made had a game mode "the art of rushing" that made the build times almost instant, but the costs were normal.

No stars in California, eh? That's where I'm playing from.

If verti is accepting signups, count me in.

Shouldn't the GM declare signup season? Unless we're doing courtroom mafia or something..?

Thanks for the kind words!

The red alert moscow assault cutscene was actually the design theory for the new metro that drunkill and I concepted together in 2010. I modeled out most of the terrain for the map, but stopped when I realized how big of a project it was to model out a host of unique civvy buildings from scratch, plus all the other props that make a city a city. I have hope that I can do something like this in the future but don't expect anything soon.

Here's a long article worth reading. http://www.vox.com/2016/4/21/11451378/smug-american-liberalism

*Looks at YouTube comment sections.* Yup!

Saw it earlier! Really cool concept, although I found the constantly changing view to be a bit disorienting. Perhaps it is different with VR? Also I'm not sure how I feel about the whole held phone/techie scanner thing.

I have little doubt it's a software issue. I've experienced my own frustrations with crashing when there's too much in the viewport. It can choke up if there's too much stuff showing at once, but that seems to be the only time it chokes up for me. And for me, non-shaded wireframe mode really helps, as OpenGL/Software has much less work to do. What OS are you using? I'm still on 7, so maybe the oldness of my OS is helping my program's stability, as weird and backward as that sounds. Ultimately I'd like to see your source files in max to compare with our other map files, as I don't experience such performance problems as you're describing when I load those. It could also be chalked up to an enormous size difference between stock maps and Siege. I know you said it's split into four files (none of the stock maps require this afaik); what filesizes are you looking at now? Have you painted trees/grass/rocks yet? Your last few screenshots look really pretty with all the ivy, but too much of that stuff can also eat performance, so striking a balance is paramount.

Do you use layers? I find that hiding layers of things I don't need to see at the time, plus working with wireframe (F3) helps the performance problem immensely. If you do need to go shaded though, make sure you're zoomed in and not pointing a perspective tilt toward a lot of stuff. ALSO, this might be important. Do you still throw the middle viewport handle to the corner instead of maximizing the viewport (Alt W)? Cause that might also be killing your performance in a big way.

Nice as always. Why does the barrel require three objects? Is it because when you shoot them you want one to act like metal, the second to act like wood, and the third to do something else?

I agree with MPRA2 on MBTs, but not the Phase Tank as a Tanya chariot.

I have work during both times. Can't make it!

I think resolution is actually controlled by the text file engine.cfg, which should be in your Documents\W3D Hub\games\apb-release\ folder. Try that one.

I timed out right before the second game ended.

Guess I'll pull this one out of my ass again.

I thought of this too. Gems are worth so much more now.

On maps where Supply Trucks generate themselves somewhere on the map, this isn't applicable. And they generate themselves on quite a few maps now...