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Fixed.

Just received confirmation from Xsolla that they activated mail notifications on failed charges during the grace period.

NPC Event creeps are nor restricted from entering living rooms. But thanks for reporting anyway!

experimental/nukes endpoint should work now.

I can see that your shard1 console looks fine currently, so the problem is problably gone by now. According to the stacktrace you provided, it seems that some of your creeps happened to be at invalid coordinates in the room, like x:-1. It is probably related to intershard portal mechanics, we'll look into it, thanks for the info.

After the update the flickering is still there (I even cleared cache to confirm).

On this topic, it would be great if the non-player walls with a countdown had the countdown accessible in game.

@o4kapuk looks like I was accidentally in the tutorial, not the main sim.

I like everything but the cooldown time, it appears it takes as long to pop the compound apart as it took to put it together. Is that really necessary? The "fee" in that respect has already been paid and can't be refunded, shouldn't they just pop apart for the cost of the intent?

We've found the issue and have fixed it with this commit Thanks for hanging in there!

@artch I've been paying attention but haven't been able to reproduce. It may be related to the initial deployment of the shard CPU selector, as it appears using that for the first time "reset" the cpu.

@finndibaen it looks like I was wrong, it's only triggered for that specific room and is not empire wide as i initially thought.

so ... is there anything i CAN do to avoid this kind of things ? you can imagine it's taking a heavy tax on cpu for all the additional script reloading, at least during storms my bucket refills

No but I haven't uploaded code in at least a week, so if it was still happening I wouldn't see it. I probably won't be able to test again until this weekend. This definitely happens all the time with the private server though. It does not handle uploading large code bases well at all.