I had a very simialr bug. In a black hole System. While the "Star" was being scanned.
But if I zoomed out it would flicker and then go out permanently.
And I run the base game almost exclusively.
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But if I zoomed out it would flicker and then go out permanently.
And I run the base game almost exclusively.
Yeah, it flickered for me too if I zoomed out and would vanish if I zoomed out far enough. So it is indeed a base game bug, and the science ship scanner causes it. I wonder how this bug works to cause this.
We really need someone to make a graphics mod that recreates that affect, it really is amazingly cool.
Well, the scanner beam is blue.
I would guess that something Zig's when it should have Zagged and accidentally draws the color over the entire screen.
It could even be that the bug was always there. It just was cut off due to a early overflow (with x32 values). And now that we got x64 it might no longe appear.
"We're just going to ignore this entire situation, and you. We'd appreciate it if you'd do the same."
Haha! I got a good laugh out of that one!
That looks awesome! I want it!
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So, here's the situation. I got the ransomeers event, the one where you have to go to a station and free some captives from pirates. I was in a war and it spawned far away, so I decided to ignore it for a while. Eventually, I forgot about it. Some time later, I manager to dig up the Grand Herald, and remembered "oh right, ransomeers are right next door". So I sent the Herald to kill hte ransomeers. When it arrived, I almost instantly got the message saying that the captives did not survive. I thought "well, happens", closed the window and paused to give some orders. Then I noticed this.
The bloody admiral fired a perdition beam at the station. Perdition beam. At a station. At a station full of civilian captives. At a station full of civilian captives we specifically came here to rescue. No wonder they didn't make it.
The bloody admiral fired a perdition beam at the station. Perdition beam. At a station. At a station full of civilian captives. At a station full of civilian captives we specifically came here to rescue. No wonder they didn't make it.
Maxim 37. "There is no 'overkill.' There is only 'open fire' and 'I need to reload.'"
However, someone should have told the Captain of Maxim 28. "If the price of collateral damage is high enough, you might be able to get paid to bring ammunition home with you." or established a proper price for colateral damage.
"They will survive this shot or die trying"
"Uh... Admiral? We're supposed to save them"
"To the best of our abilities, yes. Rescue operations have never been my strong suit"
Gold right here. Give this man a... Uuuh... Give this robot a battery or something. What do robots like?
Personally, I prefer a nice big bowl of Bolt-Os with Diesel-Free Oil.
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Well, you see, it depends entirely on whether you're reading the famous prophecy about the "coming of the Abomination" in the New Revised Zarqlan Translation, and how exactly you interpret Zarqlan's inscrutable instructions to the faithful to "give 'em everything you've got."
So much drugs that time itself under the shield got high and starts screwing around with the inhabitants.
Well, that could make sense if there were spice tornadoes on Arrakis
First we got high, and we did nothing, because it was fucking rad.
Then, the weather got high, and we did nothing, because the colors were pretty.
Then, time got high, and... Wooooah, look at my hands! They're so huge!!!
Time itself got high on drugs? To quote Doctor Who:
Wibbly wobbly timey wimey... stuff