stackyFACTSSci-fi immersion is completely ruined when you realize the grand spaceship Normandy isn't actually flying anywhere.
Sci-fi immersion is completely ruined when you realize the grand spaceship Normandy isn't actually flying anywhere. Because of engine limitations, when you use the galaxy map to fly your ship around, the tiny ship model remains completely stationary in the center of the game engine while the entire universe rotates around it. You aren't exploring the cosmos; you are trapped in a stationary box while a sweaty game engine spins the background.
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