But, after spending more time with the game, I’ve stumbled on what I consider to be a pretty big flaw: Losing missions in BattleTech isn’t any fun. Since then it’s been a fixture at the top of Steam’s best-sellers list where it’s traded the first place position back and forth with Frostpunk, the post-apocalyptic colony simulation, over the last couple of days.Īfter playing through the first third of the game I was absolutely smitten with BattleTech. We shave off something like 30 seconds of loading! Think of all the things you could do in 30 seconds.BattleTech, the turn-based strategy title from Harebrained Schemes, came out just last week. You can watch us testing this out in the video below and it's remarkable to see what an immediate difference it makes. That's me pretending to understand how people make games, by the way. I've no idea what's going on here, but the game appears to be artificially extending its loading times, and at a guess, I'd say this Caps Lock shortcut is a remnant from the development build of the game. You know those post-mission loading screens in XCOM 2? The ones that give you a nice little summary of how the mission went, but tend to stick around for just a little too long? You can essentially skip them by pressing the Caps Lock key. ORIGINAL STORY 10am: Well this is just daft. If you don't care about those adverse effects the synchronous load is faster." This causes a massive hitch, and potentially could crash the game. "Hitting the key, through a rube-goldberg-esque series of events, forces all outstanding load requests to be filled immediately in a single frame. Here's the developer's response to our query about if there's any reason players shouldn't use this trick:
UPDATE 8.07pm: Apparently mashing the Caps Lock key can cause the game to crash, developer Firaxis has explained.
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