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DX11 will obviously not change anything outside of windows.I was also wondering how DX11 will affect Stellaris on Linux. And thanks for the update
We are aware about concerns of game speed. I can take a moment to clarify a bit.
Those changes are purely about loading times. As I mentioned the in-game speed is limited by completely different factors.
You will hear more about the content of the 2.8 update in the upcoming dev diaries.
To at least partly address this issue, if there isn't anything else viable to address it, would the team consider having pops that instead produce a good chunk more, but grow slower realtive to that increased producion?
Exactly. I would gladly cut the number of starting pops in half and decrease their growth rates if it means better performance and using that computing power to make the game more interesting. The logic pops use to switch job, their migration logic, how they support factions or how crime works could all be improved upon and could be tied to interesting decisions for the player.
This isn't the only we worked on, no. This is merely what I toyed with during the slow summer month with a bit of outside help.
This is an idea that comes back from time to time. Thing is, it requires an efficient way of discerning what data changed during an update and then another efficient way to transmit that over the wire. So far we haven't seen a lot of empirical evidence that this would prove more efficient.
STOP! COOKIE TIME
