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Sins of a Solar Empire II is in development
Canadian studio Ironclad Games recently revealed that 15 years after the release of the original game, Sins of a Solar Empire II is already in development.
To make the news official, confirmation has come that some of the elements behind the first game are also in the project.
It's been almost 15 years since the release of one of the most robust and exciting (at the time) real-time strategy games set in Deep Space: Sins of a Solar Empire. However, for those most nostalgic and hoping for the return of this 4X title, the official launch of the sequel should be a huge surprise.
And to develop this sequel, Ironclad Games turned to a new game engine built from the ground up, Iron Engine 3. This gives developers the ability to create a wider, wider, richer and more detailed world, thus recreating an equally exciting and intense great cosmic conflict, presenting a completely a new level of detail and raising the bar for what it means to become the ruler of a vast space empire.
Following in the footsteps of the original game, Sins of a Solar Empire II is an RTS (real-time strategy) with 4x dynamics (explore the world, expand, explore resources and destroy enemies) set in deep space.
Sins of a Solar Empire II, like the first game, explores a tragic war between various intergalactic factions. On the one hand, there's the desperate Vasari, the emerging VEC, and the vengeful, more militaristic Advent as they face each other for dominance of the universe. Each species differs from the others in their abilities and their respective specific units, which provide them with unique and differentiated play styles.
In addition, new game mechanics dedicated to each faction have been added, as well as new units and unlocked technology trees. The new sub-factions add more depth and immersion, which is why Sins of a Solar Empire II contains a lot of new content that will easily make the game more developed and complete than the original game.
During the game, players will have to evaluate not only the mechanics of their units and opponents, but also the celestial bodies themselves in real time, observing the orbits of planets and moons, while maneuvering their fleets to expand the empire. On the other hand, the balance between the placement of defensive ships and space defense towers will be extremely important in protecting against swarms of missiles that may appear in our direction.
"During the development of the game, we really enjoyed the fights we had with each other at Ironclad Games. Space battles that turned out to be massive, with a huge fleet.says Brian Clare, director of Stardock.New ways to interact with each other, as well as with neutral factions, allow every game to create moments of “What happened here? I can't believe this just happened!"
"The universe of Sins of a Solar Empire II requires the Galaxy to be filled with thousands of units at the same time, from rockets to large space cruisers, while maintaining high fidelity in terms of graphics and good frame rates. For all this, we have the new Iron Engine 3 game engine."
"The gaming community was integral to the success of the original Sins of a Solar Empire."advanced Claire".So the new game will have a library of mods that we think players will appreciate, as well as many new features and functions to let their imagination run wild and share with the rest of the community."
Sins of a Solar Empire II is coming to PC, no release date yet.
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NASA Lander InSight He has delivered what may be his last message from Mars as he embarks on a historic mission to uncover the secrets of the Red Planet’s interior.
In November, the space agency warned that the probe could be running out of time as dust continued to condense and stifle InSight’s power.
“Spacecraft power generation continues to decline as windblown dust accumulates on solar panels,” NASA said in a statement. Update November 2. “The end is expected to come in the coming weeks.”
message shared NASA The InSight Twitter account tweeted on Monday: “My power is very low so this might be the last photo I can upload. Don’t worry about me: my time here has been productive and uneventful. If I can keep talking to my mission team, I will—but I will.” Subscribe here soon. Thank you for staying with me.”
My power is very low, so this might be the last photo I can upload. But don’t worry about me: my time here has been productive and uneventful. If I can keep talking to my mission team, I will, but I’ll sign here soon. Thank you for staying with me. pic.twitter.com/wkYKww15kQ
— NASA InSight (@NASAInSight) December 19, 2022
A geologist robot armed with a hammer and a seismograph first reached the barren expanse of Elysium Planitia in November 2018.
Since then, she has carried out geological excavations, taking the first measurements of earthquakes with a high-tech seismometer placed right on the surface of Mars.
Last month, the solar-powered car released an update to remind us of its time in space.
“I was lucky to live on two planets. Four years ago I made it safely to the second one, much to the joy of my family at first. Thanks to my team for taking me on this journey of discovery. I hope I can be proud of you.”
According to the published mission, Insight has measured more than 1,300 seismic events since it was published, and more than 50 of them had signals clear enough for the team to extract information about their location on Mars. Results.
The probe’s data also provided detailed information about Mars’ interior, liquid core, surprisingly variable remnants beneath the surface of an extinct magnetic field, climate and seismic activity.
old for Its launch in 2018NASA Chief Scientist Jim Green said the mission was “fundamental to understanding the origins of our solar system and how it became what it is today.”
NASA will not declare the mission complete until Insight confirms the arrival of two spacecraft orbiting Mars that are relaying their information back to Earth.
In 2018, the veteran rover announced the capabilities end of his 15 year stay Sending an incomplete photo of the Valley of Perseverance.
A severe dust storm darkened the sky around the solar-powered rover, shattering the sun and leaving behind a dark image with white spots due to camera noise. The transmission is interrupted before the complete image can be transmitted.
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Being very close companies, OPPO and OnePlus have decided to create a new partnership, with the latter being a pioneer in the market. It has become the representative of the best smartphones in the group, and this will be seen very soon.
Proving this, OnePlus has announced that it will have news soon. The following brand assets will be announced on February 7, 2023. We are talking about OnePlus 11 5G and Buds Pro 2.
In recent years, OnePlus has been showcasing new hardware in an attempt to find a new place in the market. The brand has not always seen its full potential, betting on mid-range or entry-level smartphones.
The situation is changing, and the novelty will go on sale in early 2023, February 7. It is on this day that the new OnePlus 11 5G will be presented with all the expected news. We definitely have the new Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC here. There's still 16GB of storage left and 256GB of onboard storage.
It is expected that he will receive a 6.7-inch OLED display with a resolution of 1440p and a frequency of 120 Hz. In the field of photography, we will have an important change: a 50 MP main camera, a 48 MP ultra wide-angle camera and a 32 MP telephoto lens with 2x zoom. For selfies and video calls, you'll have a 16-megapixel camera.
The photography partnership with Hasselblad will continue with OnePlus for fine-tuning and some additions. This alliance has brought important results for the best smartphones of the brand, guaranteeing the best photos in any situation.
In addition to the new OnePlus 11 5G, another brand new feature is also expected to arrive at the event. We're talking about the Buds Pro 2, which are solidifying an audio commitment that's becoming more of a reality. The brand promises "rich stereo quality sound with crystal clear clarity".
Stays like this marked by the beginning of February, another important novelty will enter the market. OnePlus wants to reclaim its place, and that will be the brand's bet for years to come. OnePlus 11 5G and Buds Pro 2 take the first step in this direction.
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According to information provided by Mukul Sharma, the unidentified POCO device can be identified by the model number 22127PC95I. Due to the fact that it was first seen online, the marketing name of this equipment is still a mystery.
POCO has not launched new mobile devices, including smartphones, to the market for some time now. On the other hand, several POCO smartphones such as POKO X5 and X5 Pro have been spotted on various certification sites, suggesting that the company will release these products soon. Today a new smartphone from the sub-brand xiaomi has been spotted on the BIS India website but the device does not have a name or any other details associated with it.
A new POCO device (model number 22127PC95I) has been included in the Indian BIS certification. POCO F5 has the model number 23013PC75I. #A LITTLE pic.twitter.com/NAFloP5Crt
— Mukul Sharma (@stufflistings) December 19, 2022
According to information provided by Mukul Sharma, the unidentified POCO device can be identified by the model number 22127PC95I. Due to the fact that it was first seen online, the marketing name of this equipment is still a mystery. It is possible that it will debut as a mid-range smartphone. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) website, other than the model number of the smartphone, does not provide any additional information about the device. However, this seems to indicate that the product will be available in the Indian market very soon.
In other related news, POCO X5 5G has recently been seen on several certification sites including SIRIM in Malaysia, BIS in India and the US FCC. According to various sources, it is possible that this is a renamed or modified version Redmi Note 12 5Gwhich was recently released in China.
It is supposed to be equipped screen 6.67″ AMOLED display with 120Hz refresh rate and chipset Snapdragon 4 Gen 1 inside. Can run MIUI 13 based on android 12 and have LPDDR4x RAM in addition to UFS 2.2 storage. The front camera is rumored to be 8MP while the main rear camera will be 48MP with 2MP depth. May have the ability drums 5000 mAh and 33W fast charging support.
In addition POCO X5 Pro 5G has recently been seen on various sites dedicated to certification. The battery is said to have a capacity of 5000 mAh and can charge at 67W. It will come with MIUI 14 preinstalled and will support n5, n7, n38, n41, n77 and n78 network bands. 5G.
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