Now imagine the effort it would take to take that house apart, one piece at a a time, fix and improve each individual part, and then put it all together again in a way that looks similar but is better in every way. Imagine the effort it would take to build a big new house. It's this kind of passion that Bane has brought to Armada 3, and as the project lead for the re-release the amount of time and work and stress and mostly metaphorical blood and sweat he has personally put into this mod cannot be overstated.Īnd the same goes for the whole re-release team.

In fact, I have it on good authority that he was once found wandering the Canadian wilderness just looking to fight a bear or brawny moose that could put up a worthy struggle. He's not afraid of hard work and doesn't back down from a challenge. And the driving force behind this project can be suummed up in a single word - Bane.īane has been a part of Stellar Parallax since damn near the beginning. But what started as a bugfix gradually grew in scope, until it finally became a full-blown project unto itself that recaptured our excitement for Armada 3 and committed us to seeing to it that this mighty mod sailed off into the sunset having reached its great potential. It started as a simple patch designed to address some of the more glaring bugs still present in Armada 3, overlooked by a team that was, to be honest, eager to move on to other projects. There have been discussions, arguments, blow-ups and reconciliations. The road to this final re-release has been long and rocky.

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