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Gorlom wrote: what standard unit is that?

Space Meters?

Happened to me twice in a row (in one playthrough). The second time there was a quest marker at the wrong end of the fork, so I followed it without paying attention. I was not very pleased with myself when I discovered I had to backtrack through rebel territory. Again.

Gorlom wrote:

ComboBreaker wrote:I use a ruler to measure plausible distances.Like,I take out damn ruler and put it at my damn screen in real life.

For my screen max jump is 3,3 sm.You may laugh,but it saved me from a lot of dead ends.

what standard unit is that?

I'd think me meant centimeters.

Gorlom wrote: what standard unit is that?

Hah,its 3.3 centimetre.English is not my native language,so I was sure that it was "santimetre" and therefore sm.Sorry for confusion.Space meters,haha

Loosing your ship is a feature, never forget that guys....

I like it, and since it happened 3 times to me, i think a bit more before i choose the course.

Sorry, I should have realized. I was kind of tired when I posted that

at least we got space meters and a laugh out of it ^^

I propose that all distances are measured in space meters from now on.

I've done something like that once, in Far Cry 2. The game came with a map of the game world, so I took out a couple of paints and painted dots on the safe houses and enemy camps I found (green for safe houses and red for enemies). It was really handy!

In Vietcong i painted a map of the tunnels *g* (old shooter)

buts its more space millimetres

Cpt Earb wrote:In Vietcong i painted a map of the tunnels *g* (old shooter)

buts its more space millimetres

wouldn't it be space kilometers? why millimeter?

Gorlom wrote:

Cpt Earb wrote:In Vietcong i painted a map of the tunnels *g* (old shooter)

buts its more space millimetres

wouldn't it be space kilometers? why millimeter?

Because the map is so tiny