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'''Sector Overload''' | A '''Sector Overload''' occurs when too many objects appear in one sector. Once the threshold is met every ship will start taking damage until the number of objects in the sector is reduced. The damage is non-directly proportional to the number of objects exceeding the threshold. Rocks, floating items and bases do not count towards it; pods count only as "half" an object. The threshold is set in the [[core]] file. | ||
The | The sector overload effect is purely technical in nature; its purpose is to reduce the amount of Internet traffic required on the game server, as the game was designed to be playable on a 36.6Kbit modem connection. | ||
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A Sector Overload occurs when too many objects appear in one sector. Once the threshold is met every ship will start taking damage until the number of objects in the sector is reduced. The damage is non-directly proportional to the number of objects exceeding the threshold. Rocks, floating items and bases do not count towards it; pods count only as "half" an object. The threshold is set in the core file.
The sector overload effect is purely technical in nature; its purpose is to reduce the amount of Internet traffic required on the game server, as the game was designed to be playable on a 36.6Kbit modem connection.
