Supermoon

I think it would be fun if the AI had more personality and used unexpected strategies. It would make the game more interesting if Petra sometimes retreated, tried different tactics, or even made funny comments during battles. That would make every match feel a little different.

I think adding more difficulty levels would be a good idea. That way, new players could enjoy the game without getting frustrated, while experienced players would still have a real challenge. It would be nice to have more options instead of making Petra simply easier or harder for everyone.

I agree! The overall style is a big part of what makes a game special. As long as AI content fits the original atmosphere and doesn’t feel out of place, I don’t see a problem with it.

Thanks for explaining! Hopefully you can figure out the PR issue soon. At least you can still report things through Issues for now.

That’s an interesting question! I think the main difference is how the engine handles unit behavior and game logic, not just how many models it can display. The actual limit probably depends on things like pathfinding, AI calculations, and how the game updates each unit. It would be interesting to see some stress tests showing how many units Pyrogenesis can handle before the engine itself becomes a bottleneck.

I think Wi-Fi stability can make a big difference in multiplayer games, especially when there are lots of units on the screen. Using a separate access point sounds like a good idea, but I’d also test a wired Ethernet connection to see if the desyncs still happen. That would help you figure out whether the problem comes from the wireless network or the game itself.

I think it’s a bit of both. AI decompilation can save a lot of time and help developers understand old or complicated code, but it can also make mistakes. It’s a useful tool, as long as people check the results instead of trusting everything AI produces.