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After this thinly veiled threat in no uncertain terms EA allegedly had no other option but to assemble a dev team to remove space dust.
The space dust helps to understand drift, especially in VR (and for TrackIR, if the devs had bothered to put that in). It also gives a sense of speed, which you need when you realize the capitals ship models are much too small. From those points of view, I can see why there is a lot of space dust. I guess blowing up two Death Stars and a Super Star Destroyer would leave a lot of particles.
I agree, though, it would be nice to have the option to turn it down and/or off.
It would be nice to turn it off at least for "instruments only" mode. Or whatever that mode is that's harder.
They won’t let us turn it off because they are too proud of their space dust as it’s the only thing outside of the cockpit that is drawn at higher than 60fps. LMAO
Nice burn. And also true. ^_^
A while back someone made a mod for Elite that turns this off. Maybe someone will make one for Squadrons too 🤞.
Despite what people are saying about it being useful to see vectors, which would make sense for simulators like Space Engine, in games like the Xwing Series, your vector is always in the direction your nose is pointing. Yes in Squadrons you can drift, which changes the vector, but only for a second or two. Certainly doesn’t justify the amount of floaters they have just for that.
Turn your throttle to zero and just sit there looking around, you can see all this lint floating everywhere like in an aquarium. It’s just weird and totally kills immersion.
On a side note, the cockpits in VR are absolutely gorgeous tho, holy hell!
Ha, and that someone was me!
I just bought Squadrons after finding out about TrackIR being newly supported. Next thing was "OMG, I can't see for all the dust."
After a quick google, I find there is no option to remove and no-one has fixed it yet.
It was quite the effort to fix ED. Dunno if the same technique would work. Dunno if I have the energy to do it again for Squadrons.
I've played this game for 20+ hours and I've never noticed it. I literally had no idea what anyone was talking about.
mods get rid of that.
can't wait for modding to work on this game...whenever that might be.