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Impressive network optimization, Jey. Good job!

Where is the download link, I'm so confused.

new version fixed crashes added in the previous versions , improved fps slightly and added proper borderless fullscreen support (direct fullscreen is now completely removed from the game as it was causing a lot of issues to players using it).
also added an inscreen fps / bandwith text in parallel with the title bar.

Did you mean to put the text here? XD

yes i did. Not sure where else i could put it .

I been thinking about not showing it when not in fullscreen tho.

Maybe make it a toggle-able thing?

It's kind of in the way where it is now

it is toggleable. uncheck the display fps in option.

That also removes it from the top title bar. Can we have them be separate toggles?

Right.. Built some bases on test server in Galler, someone can try to destroy or w/e. I used them to test my base layout for next uni and to find out what im missing

Sol > Earthforce Sanctuary: North Wild Space > Malph > Adhafera > Aesir > Galler

base combat is disabled on test / livetest for multiple reasons. but the main one is that it lag the test server too much.

Ah ok I'll remember that in future. I noticed though when building the bases the game would lag like crazy when I have two inventory windows open and attempt to transfer items across by drag dropping. Bases would actively heal every 2 seconds on the lag. Took 6 seconds for the inventory to update transfers, tosses etc after I performed the transfer between two inventory windows docked within the same ai base.

No lag happens if I use the right click menu method though.

This was done while with about 10 objects using healing weapons~

I'm confused, what's the difference between the normal client and beta?

beta is a client i update first. It generally contain the latest fixes / performance optimisations and code needed for test server. But obviously, its also much more prone to bugs since its used to test new bugs.