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Klonan wrote:https://www.factorio.com/blog/post/fff-252

y.petremann wrote:1) being able to run the editor without pausing the game, so the player on the editor could be a sort of GameMaster.

y.petremann wrote:2) Player would get notified that somebody used the editor command, so it couldn't be done unotified.

dasiro wrote:I must admit: most of the time I play the game without sound, just music from somewhere else. Way back in the beginning it was handy, but since you can auto-repair everything with bots and alerts are easily shown when clicking on them I don't use the audio as a tactical addition as I used to in other games.

I don't even remember whether each entity has it's own unique sound, like it has it's own animation so there's definitely room for improvement to indulge/submerge a player in the game a bit more, with personally some great soundtracks that don't get you bored after an hour

dasiro wrote:I must admit: most of the time I play the game without sound, just music from somewhere else. Way back in the beginning it was handy, but since you can auto-repair everything with bots and alerts are easily shown when clicking on them I don't use the audio as a tactical addition as I used to in other games.

Proxy wrote:one thing that is a bit disapointing is the fact that the ammo inside the Artillery wagon doesn't move after each shot. you know, as a reloading animation

Yehn wrote:I definitely think a rich soundscape is worthwhile. With a good one, you can close your eyes and still 'see' what is going on.

for _,belt in pairs(data.raw['transport-belt']) do
  belt.working_sound.sound.volume = 0
  belt.working_sound.max_sounds_per_type = 0
  end

Rseding91 wrote:

y.petremann wrote:2) Player would get notified that somebody used the editor command, so it couldn't be done unotified.

Only admins can use it and it can be disabled with the permissions system.