Well, that's snazzy indeed! Does 'fully 3d' mean 3d rendered only, or does that mean ships actually move in volume as opposed to a plane? Are there tactical reasons for this? Also, is collision implemented for ships?

Agree with both - I've found custom overlays allow this to be circumvented to some extent but their definitely should be some options for placename and border display in the GUI

<t> No it's not an issue of time or training sets. The AI instruction sets for something like AB cannot map to the type of ML framework used by the Go or chess learning tools. It's a different type of computation trying to solve a different (limited, ridigly defined) type of problem.<br/>
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<t> That's true, but not useful. You can teach a computer how to recognize a cat with that type of learning, and therefore any other type of image recognition, but thats a binary outcome. Is the image cat? is a yes/no question. In the case of Go, though the board state is complex, there are still ...

Alright, so I have a new favourite acronym. Those KE penetrators don't mess around.

... and then some infantry in a building kill the tank with a missile. The scourge of HEAT!

See, things like that behaviour are really cool, but exactly how it works is very poorly signalled in the game. Things like this - also using March formations for road dmovement - would really benefit from either direct tutorialization ingame, or illustration in the manual. Otherwise, thanks!