If you want to collect samples and SC at a sensible rate you need to look for them, otherwise short and speedrunny missions are the way to go if you want to get medals.
Sonotsugipaa
joined 2 years ago
Isn't exploration part of the fun?
With the last two big things I've heard about (Yuzu and... Dolphin, I think?) they were legally in the right, but at least where I live there is absolutely no way to spin a recompiler + asset extractor as something illegal - they can't even claim the developers are circumventing DRM, because OOT and MM didn't have any.
Though, I would not be surprised if there's something in US law that can be exploited for this.
Ship Of Harkinian (and similar projects) have kept gping for a long time, and they don't do anything remotely illegal either
I believe the Halo universe has something like that, although inconsistently (see the PoA in Halo: Reach vs FuD in Halo 3 (the latter scene is awesome but makes absolutely no damn sense at all)).
Personally I find that to be an OP cop-out – why bother with orbital deployment, if you can just GMod noclip over enemy bases and shoot them in the face with 380s?
Lemmy exclusive :3
although I'm sure someone elsewhere probably has a better explaination
While I didn't think about planet spin, I also don't think that SEAF destroyers aim to be so far away from the planet during a drop
I have the inverse problem: on average, 4/5 games that I try to join are already full
I see it more like a "we're good for now I guess, fuck around again and I'll change it back to negative"
I'm not using a VM, I don't think it would work with Windows + the kernel level anticheat; I also haven't tried poking around with the AC, I guess it does prevent simple memory manipulation with things like scanmem but I'm not willing to risk 40€ just for science.
I'll try doing the lsmod thing and edit the comment you replied to, in a bit
Judging by Google's chokehold over web browsers and websites in general, they're not that different...