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[Zemat]

So my memories weren't completely off

The no-collision time buffer explains most of the weird stuff I saw when playing. And since I never got the chance to participate in 300+ battles where collisions between ships could probably happen I just assumed the code wasn't there.

Right now I'm downloading the client again just to use the extra free 14-days in my account I got when the graphical upgrade was released. I must admit I loved the pretty space graphics and the music and I have yet to see the improved ones. But the lull between the battles and traveling for minutes from one place to the other it's too much for me so I might not stick yet again.

Edit: Thanks for not giving up on the discussion.

[magikarcher]

I am learning C++, I have made basic console based calculators and a few other things.

[dreiche2]

Isn't it feasible nowadays to write the algorithmic parts that need to be fast in, say, C++, and the rest in, say, Python? So it's not really a matter of which language is "better" in that case?

EDIT: OOPS sorry for the minor necro, didn't see this thread was ten days old.

[Zemat]

Yes, indeed, most big projects do this nowadays.