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Lot of work done on deployment system. So how is this going to work (since there are few changes compared to the original plan, but I believe it's a massive improvement). Depending on the number of your active bays, you can deploy multiple ships to different places, travel time...

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Defontenvor 2 Jahren

Looks absolutely stunning as usual man!

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Jan Orszulikvor 2 Jahren

Thanks! :)

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Clayton Holmesvor 2 Jahren

Wait ... this is a full on planetary rts side scrolling bullet hell you are the monster game, but a grand strategy, wow, I thought I was paying attention

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Jan Orszulikvor 2 Jahren

Combat isn't bullet hell, movement is slow, projectiles extremely fast, enemies accurate. There are different ways how to tank incoming damage, dodging isn't one of them :)

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𝖒𝖎𝖘𝖆𝖑𝖎𝖌𝖓𝖒3𝖓𝖙vor 2 Jahren

Bro... Incredible imagination and execution

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Jan Orszulikvor 2 Jahren

Thank you!

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Okamy! 🇨🇱 🔞vor 2 Jahren

JESUS!!! BRO IS COOKING!!!

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Joe Theis | Wishlist Infiniwar!vor 2 Jahren

This shot makes me *feel* like an alien invader, planning humanity's doom. Excellent work!

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SimplisticBeingvor 2 Jahren

Oh wow. Just asking but, is this to be anything like Starborne where you send out ships and such that take real-time hours and days to complete their voyage from one location to the next? About the longest strategy game I ever played. Each "Server" is about 72 Earth Days IIRC.

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Jan Orszulikvor 2 Jahren

I didn't play Starborne but nope, you can speed up time (Stellaris/X-com like). I should check Staborne tho, I think I have an account but I never really get to it, it definitely looks interesting :)

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