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You may choose a certain time of the day and continue playing to appreciate the graphics.
Best,
Ahmet
*edit* can confirm its waaaaaayyyyy too fast.if its base don the tick rate, maybe the game needs slowing down or a 0.5 speed option
B-b-but we have a slow-mo mode?!
*edit* - me and the other player are talking about playing the game, not staring at a diorama or taking screenshots.
From a tech perspective, they should be using the sun for lighting and it's position should constantly change. This would massively improve on immerson.
Hmm, i see - but that's the great thing about Early Access - you bringing this up to our attention, and us being able to think about what we can do here :)
I agree, it would be great if it were possible to slow down the alternation of day and night.
just checked a preview game video of few days ago it still every few seconds 1 entirely ingame hour - this is insane way to fast
did u guys add setting to reduce the clock speed by now or still nothing 1 year later?
i do enjoy slow games watching everything but if it continue rushed a hour each seconds i will denie buying
sorry bad english