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Here's one - how about nebula (dust/gas clouds), black holes, and power-ups that hide you from sensors/compass/radar?
When you're near a black hole, you don't appear on anyone's sensors - but you can't see anyone either (unless you're in visual contact).
When you're cloaked/ghosted, you should drop off the radar as well - but everyone is visible to you.
When you're in a nebula (we'll need to add some sweet lighting animations to it) you can't detect or be detected. However, when you're inside the cloud, you can see others - but they can't see you. Or the mines you've left there. Mu-ah-ha-ha!
This all sounds like more than one "issue."
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If a planet has no mass in the game, and you could "park" on one side of them, it would be interesting if doing so would block you from seeing or being seen by sensors on the other side of the planet.
Here's one - how about nebula (dust/gas clouds), black holes, and power-ups that hide you from sensors/compass/radar?
When you're near a black hole, you don't appear on anyone's sensors - but you can't see anyone either (unless you're in visual contact).
When you're cloaked/ghosted, you should drop off the radar as well - but everyone is visible to you.
When you're in a nebula (we'll need to add some sweet lighting animations to it) you can't detect or be detected. However, when you're inside the cloud, you can see others - but they can't see you. Or the mines you've left there. Mu-ah-ha-ha!
This all sounds like more than one "issue."
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: