I'm thinking I will implement a simple generation of basic random blueprints & chips from planetary colonies. As I've said before, colonies are basically my way of injecting or removing resources from the game. Since we can't see the actual internals of a colony, and since they're such a high-level...

This actually looks really awesome. o.O I'd back it if I could.

I rather agree too. It's an awesome idea, but it would take too much time to work out all the possible combinations, and it's not really something that can be outsourced to the community, either.

*Fixes Josh some coffee*

I agree as well. There ought to be some way to tell things about the history of your universe. In this thread , I talked about how you might see bits of history while generating the universe: As the universe generates, I guess it should probably be a graphically-pretty screen with an overlay of text...

Helgisa wrote:Umm... Since we're talking about tuts.

Josh, or someone else, could make spesific tuts about stuff in LT and lett us watch 'em ingame when we need help?

ahhhh, but that goes against the procedural nature of LT. Besides, it just makes more sense to let the player experience it for themselves.

Strongly agreed, Dinosawer.

"What's the best Tuna? Chicken of LT"

These black boxes. I love the gridlike background in the image above... not so much the black boxes. LT is pretty, and black boxes don't do much for pretty.

I do find this really pretty, though. I just don't care for the big black boxes.

Just remember... Everyone Is Jesus In Purgatory.

Hyperion wrote:When those are your problems in life, you are living well.

No, I tend to get attached to a single game at a time, is what I meant. I know it's wrong to assume the same is true for other people, but.

If I could play it, I'd be worried about it eating my time too. As it is, I'd be more worried about LT1 not still eating your time when LT2 comes out.

Cornflakes_91 wrote:

Dinosawer wrote:if limit theory was multi-threaded...

*hint hint*
*HINT HINT*
*slapping josh with hint*

We'll have to save it for LT 2.

Heh, my AMD is pretty cheap. I've encountered a few things that it ran, but incorrectly - i.e. hardware-induced glitches particular to AMD.