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Browsers will probably continue to receive security updates for a few years. Windows 10 won't disappear in October, numerous companies will continue to use it and pay the extended support. Google Chrome supported Windows 7 up to January 2023, 3 years after the end of the regular support. Google stopped to support Win7 exactly when the extended support ended. So most of the apps are getting updates up to 2028 for Win10. -
I was worried about safety. For instance, logging into my google account. In fact, that is the reason i kept my old laptop disconnected. No, bitlocker is not activated. -
By BreakfastBurrito_007 · Posted
How much faster compared to infantry do cavalry need to be to have a significant mobility advantage? Do they still have a mobility advantage if they are say 1.5x faster instead of 2x? would that result in less cavalry balance problems? Also about the automatic targeting preferences, do we want to control the game entirely through menu systems and functions? or should we accept some imperfection of automated systems (like basic unit behavior) so that players can develop skills to outmicro others and win battles? -
By real_tabasco_sauce · Posted
I've got a fairly elegant solution for this, but there is an oos when cross-playing between windows and linux. https://gitea.wildfiregames.com/0ad/0ad/pulls/6960 The video is an older, slightly bugged version, but its enough to get the idea. -
@Noob Dude, I've proposed an improved attack move in one of the more recent threads, as something similar: -
I think you’re all missing the point. The unit itself can be strong, and that wouldn’t be an issue. The real problem is how it’s used. Let’s assume there’s a fight between two decent players (and no, I’m not referring to the endlessly repeated pattern of me vs. Decker). One player is using Champion Cavalry, and the other isn’t. The real issue is that even small groups of Champion Cav — even sent one by one — reach the front line very quickly and draw all the focus to themselves. Because they’re unreasonably resistant to ranged units, they effectively become tanks that shift the entire outcome of the battle. So is the only option to make them weaker? No. What if we had control over target priorities? Why shouldn’t a ranged unit have options like “target only ranged,” “target low HP,” “target strongest,” “target weakest,” etc.? With just a few smart targeting presets, we could greatly improve balance. For example, archers that can’t harm champions could instead wipe out the enemy’s entire ranged force — leaving the champions to fight alone. Simple trick. Big impact. -
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