Regardless if it's a landing page, he is still right the usability is down.
While I personally think that the new design is a visual upgrade it shouldn't be on the cost of usability.

Also loading the app screen takes a significant piece of time (and generates traffic), if you don't even want to be there.
Any unnecessary data queries should be avoided as a general rule but I don't have to tell you that it is a given.

Unfortunately you need the steam service for authentication, so steam cl won't work.
That said, all you need is a client. I think there should be already some third-party projects on this like the 3d cl.
But I have no idea how far those progressed and if they are a viable alternative.

That leaves you with the following options:

• Looking for an third-party cl
• Writing you own third-party cl with your class <- could be fun too
• Opening the official cl from the website and try to sideload your server instead of the official. (Proxy magic)
• Convincing the devs to release a docker with a hosted cl for educational purposes (staring at @artch )

It seems more like a db problem where the map is not where it should be.
Could be connected to the fact where I spawned on shard 2 and now my stuff is on shard 1 (and still nobody believes me)

Your replay room doesn't match up with the actual room that is there.

This should be pinned in the forum.

@tun9an0 said in Creeps don't show up after stepping into inter-shard portals:

plop

Instant toothless army

sry, I meant it passes to Room.findPath() <- which use the Pathfinder but omits some stuff, flee is one of them.

@artch How about Store.getStoredMass() couldn't get anymore clearer then that.

• Store.getUsedCapacity([resourceType])

  • resourceType is undefined: equals to _.sum(store) with internal caching or null if this is not a general purpose store;

  • resourceType is defined: returns used capacity for that particular resource or null if this resource cannot be stored in this particular structure

Should really be:

• Store.getStored([resourceType])
  • resourceType is undefined: equals to _.sum(store) with internal caching or null if this is not a general purpose store;
  • resourceType is defined: returns stored amount for that particular resource or null if this resource cannot be stored in this particular structure

Store.getUsedCapacity([resourceType]) sounds more like you would get a float between 0-1 but you clearly want to return the actual amount.

That answer felt rather heartless
Nevertheless it is the truth...

@davaned I know this seems like nitpicking but trust me I have seen markets shut down because of such little things like confusing naming conventions. (they switched logistic software)
Oh and cargo on a terminal makes perfect sense, just ask a port worker of your choice ^^

And again I'm not bitching about the term, I'm bitching about the lack of distinction.
I guess I'm just sensitized to filter out those problems early... ( That day mentioned above was a fuck up above 7 digits)