Alright, thanks for being frank about this. Anyhow, despite all the hurdles you mentioned, you still manage make a great product! Maybe though, your strategy in dealing with these every-day issues would be interesting to hear and talk about as well. It would certainly be more relevant to the average...

I didn't find out for sure but I saw a few hints that Factorio is at least partly written in C++. If that's the case, what do the developers think about talking about Factorio on cppcast.com? I'd be very much interested in what the devs have to say about C++ game development. And due to the nature o...

same tearing problem here, but I fixed it in the AMD Catalyst Control Center under Gaming => 3D Application Settings => Frame Rate Control you have the option to Wait for Vertical Refresh, which is by default Off, unless application specifies by forcing it to Always on the tearing no longer occurre...

I've had Vsync and/or stuttering on several games, I recommend using a frame limiter such as Rivatuner that comes with MSI Afterburner or via the AMD driver settings. It can prevent tearing, smooth out the frames (even if it claims to be 60fps, they might not be spaced evenly) and reduce heat/noise...

Nova wrote: Um, one moment please. But vsync will still be "on" through windows, right? I would hate it if vsync was disabled and we would be forced to have tearing. I don't like tearing at all. That is correct. Unless you play on laptop with switchable graphics where it still might tear ...