I got upto about 25,000 and now its 2am might try and get upto 50,000 on unlimited and get some rest!

Great game!

Thank you. ^.^

Got to about 13,000 without score halving in unlimited. :O
Pretty good! Where do you expect bugs?

Right now I'm not expecting bugs! So, try everything and find them where I don't expect. <3

Btw, you got a twitter? :o

Not yet. Been thinking about it.

The speed has definitely improved. As it is, it's an enjoyable game to play.
Haven't encountered bugs yet.

Hey Makiki, are you playing it natively on Linux or are you using some variety of Windows or Mac?

Some folks with wide screens have found that the main menu panel remains on screen when it slides away to the right, and the 'center' of the game's screen changes, causing centered messages to appear on the far right.

I'm curious if you've had any issues like that?

Dual-screen win7 box. I'm redoing my Linux boxes after having moved them. They'll serve as "blind" file servers.

Also; I have two 4:3 screens set to 1024x768.
I still don't see why people need wide screens. Don't grok it.

It's like a book, you get two pages. Also a lot of movies are done in this format, and in video games it gives you more peripheral vision. It might be better to have three monitors, or one of those long curved ones, but this is a nice budget option.

Movies are done in widescreen format because of the screens in movie theatres being widescreen.
Peripheral vision helps only when you have two monitors set up on either side and slightly behind you. It's not really for screens that are right in front of you. Especially not when you're standing or sitting some 2 to 5 meters away from them.

I'll wait for the holodeck technology to come out before I expect full peripheral vision.

Yeah it's not exactly 'real' peripheral vision, but sometimes you only get 70 degrees of vision, instead of 90. Personally I'd like to see someone try 180 degrees on a widescreen monitor, with the centre square being 90 degrees and the sides being a compressed version of the further 90. Of course, it's easier to just do third person...

I don't think the holodeck is possible, it depends on force fields to simulate matter. It's more likely we'll end up with something like "The Matrix" with direct neural interfaces.

Or we'd be swamped in water as they try and bounce light off of a fine mist.
Or we'd inhale nano-particles suspended in mid-air that function as a huuuuuuge screen.
Or we'd simply will things into existence when we learn to use the other 80% of our brain.

Oh yeah, I've read some stuff about nanofog. It's an interesting concept. I've even read about people proposing to use it for artificial gravity. I'm not sure if it's really plausible but it's an interesting idea.

We'd sooner get levitating cars making use of superconductors.

I'm not talking about for anti-gravity or flgith, I'm talking about for space stations and spaceships. Using nanofog to grab you and pull you in a particular direction, simulating gravitation. Force fields are one of the most common fantasy elements in science fiction, and it's generally impractical to waste energy simulating gravity, but nanofog might be able to do it efficiently.

LOL flgith. What the hell happend to my fingers? I meant flight.

You're just a little cutey.

<3

Despite what I said, could you imagine the interior of an LED-screen sphere using head-tracking? It might be able to make a perfect illusion, so long as you don't move. If you use it for sit-down controls like a spaceship or a mech, you could make one hell of an awesome simulator.

I got up to 12,000
fun game