Im very late game with a huge colony, ive managed to go around most bugs in the game but this one seems to be the final frontier.
My save file is nearly 60mb now (double the original size) and ive had troubles to load such saves, for exemple you have to restart the game just to load it, otherwise it just say it cant load it.
I really would like to go on and finish my colony since im so close to get to that, theres still some grid work, and a few domes to build, but its mostly complete.
Im not even going to ask you to fix bugs like, salvage any building and the power grid will go down instantly, id just like to finish my colony, if thats even possible.
Sol408 is working but soonish after it will just brake if you save.
Sol412 is what id like fixed, but I suppose that aint happening.
note: the game crash if you go minimap without pause the game first.
If anybody have any solution, or know if the garbage in savefile can be removed, or whatever, id be very gratefull.
Edit: you can actually reduce 1-2mb by massivly killing colonists, this aint a practical solution tho since you need time to build up that kind of grid.
My save file is nearly 60mb now (double the original size) and ive had troubles to load such saves, for exemple you have to restart the game just to load it, otherwise it just say it cant load it.
I really would like to go on and finish my colony since im so close to get to that, theres still some grid work, and a few domes to build, but its mostly complete.
Im not even going to ask you to fix bugs like, salvage any building and the power grid will go down instantly, id just like to finish my colony, if thats even possible.
Sol408 is working but soonish after it will just brake if you save.
Sol412 is what id like fixed, but I suppose that aint happening.
note: the game crash if you go minimap without pause the game first.
If anybody have any solution, or know if the garbage in savefile can be removed, or whatever, id be very gratefull.
Edit: you can actually reduce 1-2mb by massivly killing colonists, this aint a practical solution tho since you need time to build up that kind of grid.
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