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[quote]I think I've heard of rumors of Chris Taylor planning a SupCom3[/quote]
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[quote]I think I've heard of rumors of Chris Taylor planning a SupCom3[/quote]
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SupCom 3 is impossible since Chris Taylor doesn't hold the rights for ip at the current time. However Wargaming, the current Chris Taylor employer and developer of Word of Tanks (and word of other crap) has acquired rights for Total Annihilation about 2 years ago. Then Chris during some interview was asked about Total Annihilation sequel and neither has confirmed nor denied the possibility of it which has sprung a lot of speculation. Of course there is absolutely nothing confirming that it is being developed but lets just assume it was/is being considered.
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SupCom 3 is impossible since Chris Taylor doesn't hold the rights for ip at the current time. However Wargaming, the current Chris Taylor employer and developer of Word of Tanks (and word of other crap) has acquired rights for Total Annihilation about 2 years ago. Then Chris during some interview was asked about Total Annihilation sequel and neither has confirmed nor denied the possibility of it which has sprung a lot of speculation. Of course there is absolutely nothing confirming that it is being developed but lets just assume it was/is being considered.
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[quote]Spring risks to be "left in the dust" once the new generation of large-scale fully-(or at least well-)parallelized RTS makes its appearence.[/quote]
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[quote]Spring risks to be "left in the dust" once the new generation of large-scale fully-(or at least well-)parallelized RTS makes its appearence.[/quote]
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Such games would have better performance and look better but would they be more enjoyable though? Let's not forget that Spring games are also free and open source which is heavily approved by Linux junkies so here is one demographic that wont be taken for sure.
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Such games would have better performance and look better but would they be more enjoyable though? Let's not forget that Spring games are also free and open source which is heavily approved by Linux junkies so here is one demographic that wont be taken for sure.
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Besides it is already 'left in the dust' tech wise anyway. But isn't that obvious since the engine has 2-4 active developers at most?
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Zero-k Running on ONE core at a time!!!