SoGE is a Star Wars Total Conversion for SoaSE: Rebellion with it's roots in the Homeworld 2 mod Star Wars: Warlords which features the two primarily sides of the Galactic Civil War, the Clone Wars, and the Yuuzhan Vong War. The current public version works for Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion 1.90 and, with or without, all DLC. Rated #6 players choice in MOTY 2014. An editors choice in MOTY 2015.

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Gravy_My_Bacon
Gravy_My_Bacon - - 12 comments

yes please

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Adrien_Victus
Adrien_Victus - - 3,823 comments

Wow...

Another reason for my graphics card to hate me...

*turns up all his settings and hopes it's on the beta version already*

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Lavo Author
Lavo - - 2,041 comments

Sins doesn't make use of your GPU at all; you can have an old 9800 GTS or a Titan; Sins will run the same on both.

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MrPerson
MrPerson - - 1,801 comments

huh, back when I had my old PC and I without a graphics card, and then I installed one, I could have sworn my FPS increased a good measure.

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xdxsadd
xdxsadd - - 638 comments

sins def uses gpu lol.

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TheRomanRuler
TheRomanRuler - - 328 comments

I am guessing here, but perhaps sins only uses graphics card to increase FPS, but if you are fine with 30 FPS you could play like that without graphics card?

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Lavo Author
Lavo - - 2,041 comments

Nope; I know someone who has in fact tested one of the 900 series or Titan versus an old 9800 series on a set up that was otherwise the exact same, and found no discernible difference. Sins is very much CPU bound.

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MrPerson
MrPerson - - 1,801 comments

strange, my old PC was a dual 3.0ghz processor with only a integrated video card. I bought a dedicated video card (Only a GT 430, much better than nothing) and that sent me over 60 FPS, where the videos of the EVE mod I have on youtube were only 20-30fps and that was before my graphics card.

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Lavo Author
Lavo - - 2,041 comments

If you switched from an integrated to a dedicated video card that's another story; that switch let your CPU run at full power, rather than having to divert some power to the onboard GPU.

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masterdude94
masterdude94 - - 741 comments

Yeah I don't doubt it. I run the game on a crap laptop, with some integrated chipset, and with the graphics on low, I can run the game at 30 fps with no difficulty. Depending on the size of the map and how many players in it, I can bump up the ship graphics settings with no problems too.

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Adrien_Victus
Adrien_Victus - - 3,823 comments

Blasphemy! Why would such a great game make such poor decisions!

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Coldonne
Coldonne - - 184 comments

Holy cow, that looks amazing! Nicely done.

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Supekki
Supekki - - 127 comments

OMG looks so nice

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TimeLord259
TimeLord259 - - 379 comments

So pretty! I must have!

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Service_Disconnect
Service_Disconnect - - 299 comments

Wow, interesting.

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TheHippie
TheHippie - - 174 comments

I can only hope that touching up older models means we'll one day see the Rothana's Red Bridges gone lol

Awesome job by the way, looking forward to the next release.

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jetmorph
jetmorph - - 8 comments

wow love that look

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With some new knowledge in the pipeline, some ships' light maps are getting an overhaul or slight tweak for better visual results. Here's the Nebula-class SD.