Woah. This came out of nowhere.
Haha. Sandi - "Keep it short. What's happening with server meshing?".
Narrator : 2 hours later.
Server meshing : no dates! Thank the heavens, though he did give an estimate for persistence which I won't repeat because people will take it as gospel.
Paperdoll drag&drop equipment system coming to replace the PMA, quite nice to know.
Nice confirmation that the cloning lore tweak doens't change the fundamental mechanics of DOAS, namely that you can only "die" so many times before having to have a next of kin.
There's also a bit of a shift with medical to delivering more final, more polished feature rather than leaving them a bit unfinished for later. Interesting.
Also, an iteration of the cargo system will make it more physical and practical which I really look forward to. Also, AI guys working on "real cool stuff, I swear to god" which makes me quite excited to know what exactly. Loading cargo maybe? Or something else?
AI doing weird stuff with tables and chairs is not remembering its previous state correctly from being streamed out by the server. That makes sense.
CR working on something to enable skins (characters's surfaces, clothes and armors) to have physics information, geo that will define its shape which will inform hit detection (bullet checking its collision against a helmet and not just the head's hitbox inside of it) and object collision. Hopefully a little less clipping through intersecting armor pieces, which is generally a tricky issue in games. Not rocket science, don't overhype it but still a very nice attention to detail and refinement he's been working on in his spare time. Also speaks to his proficiency as a coder, but that'll have been obvious to anyone paying attention for a while.
His family is going to move to the UK to focus on Squadron and "get it finished". F42 will also move to a new office next year, current one is not big enough for all the people they've got.
26 minutes in, Disco chimes in : "So yeah, this was supposed to be a 5-minutes video".
And that's about it! A lovely watch and quite heartening. Didn't expect it, and that's the best kind sometimes.