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Yeah, but tbh, when you have more ram avaliable than what you really need, programs tend to cache *everything* and be insanely bloated. You can play with much less ram, one example. Cities skylines is infamous for using massive ammounts of RAM, like, it can easily use +40GB of RAM, but in my experience, unless you have hundreds of mods, 16 is fine (just for the game) Would it be better to have 32GB? Yeah But when I played, the game literally was using 99% of my RAM, it was a stutter fest, but once it has loaded, it stabilizes pretty nicely, even when 95% or something stupid of the RAM is used. (EDIT: this is because I, by mistake, suscribed to a Workshop collection of like 200 assets or something stupid high, and when I realised what I had done, I already saved my game, besides, I don't want to unsuscribe to literally hundred of mods manually)

Huh, interesting, thanks for the explanation @foonix

OwO

Please, if possible, add another kind of antialiasing, like MSAA, TAA or whatever. The game currently looks really bad, and the current "antialiasing" is more like a post processing filter like FXAA...

Tbh, they adressed this in the devlog, I'm not sure if you are talking about this just as an example, or more like "hey guys, this thing (that we fixed, sort of?) is broken! fix it"... But yeah I do agree, there is a massive PR issue on this game, like, game development is hell, but if you go to reddit, half of the people don't even think that there is any progress on this game. They just don't understand how game development works, and that promising / showing in development work is just a bad idea, but at this point, it's better to just tell things as they are, weekly...

Oh god no, pls no