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ive never played any Moo games yet, although i saw vids of them and they looked like smugglers 5! lol and they seemed to be small, like 10 planets only!
Stop trying to start a flame will ya?
its over before it begins..... Moo is a pile of ♥♥♥♥♥ compared to distant worlds! ;)
......begun the flame wars have!
sure, if you have the money and need your rig mobile, a gaming laptop is the choice. simple games like Battlefield and stuff will run without problem. just dont expect a high processing game like dw:u or Supreme Commander or Planetary Annihilation to run with everything at maximum. these games can bring custom built desktop gaming rigs to their knees if you tell them to.
I think that the problem is that the game has run out of memory as it does whatever it needs to do to save and is swapping everything to disk, and somehow this causes the game to work even harder to figure out what to save. If it was simply swap slowing it down, SSD's would be less effected and setting a RAM drive as swap might help.
The game start to stutter when I reach over 3500 troops, 3000 ships, and 145 colonies (roughly, since the last saved file I still have on that game is around those number). The screen gets really really crowded. :)
Performance data tells me only one core is being used for most functions, including saving. Also limited memory allocation (Under 2GB). This hugely slows down the performance of the game.
High end rig, 290X 4Gb video, Socket-2011 Processor, 64GB ram, SSDs only.
http://raptr.com/viperstrike2611/games?sort_by=hours_played (Spec top right)
I hope the devs with the next release in the series port it to 64-bit with ability to use 4 - 6 cores (8 - 12 cpu) or more (Xeon up to 18 cores now Socket-2011 V3). This game would be great. Though honestly can't compete with X-Rebirth, playing it at the moment, it is like DWU on super-human steroids. (Beats Starpoint Gemeni 2 and others as well by a golden mile)
isn x rebirth a game more to the like of eve online... were your just 1 pilot roaming around a place and shooting stuff for some reason?
Is there a way to comment the mini-map out or tie it to a key to toggle it?
I got a new computer. A much more recent computer. MSI G72 Dominator Pro 210. Vastly superior to my previous machine.
And this save still crashed. It doesn't take as long to load or save, but it still hit a memory error during play that kind of ruined the game....
I guess I can create a new, smaller universe. Maybe that would help? But the bottom line is that this game can't handle max settings on a SOTA machine made four years after it was developed.....
so, ♥♥♥♥-tier development.