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Clever use of the technology - if I understand it ...
So are these bases actually "boats" that you set in motion, like a carrier, in a given direction? So that when you return from a sortie an hour later, the base will have moved forward at whatever speed?
I guess you can't prevent your base to slowly ram it's way through the autogen, or other scenery, though, right? Or am I missing something.
Something like this could be good for a WWII North Africa running battle scenery, where my aforementioned concern would be far less an issue. Would be nice if, like a ship, they left a "wake" - aka tracks - so for aerial reconnaisance, you could follow the tracks for a while till you found the vehicles themselves.
Might be fun if they were also put on predetermined tracks - so that we download them, and have a general idea where they are, but the hunting for them becomes a bit of an adventure ... just some ideas.
DL