Also the time it would take to build new power plants and get them to run would be something lile 20-25 years. We dont have that much time to get a grip on climate change so it doesnt matter annyways. Either we get 100% renewables untill then or we are fucked annyways.
I stopped playing the first game after getting frustated because of bugs and the fighting mechanics at release and replayed it last week, just started the second one and i have to say its really good. The world is really welöll build and the fighting feels better. In these games you just have to understand that you killing a group of multiple enemys will not happen untill you get some levels/training and then you are fine. They also overhauled it a bit and it feels much better. You now can also smith weapons yourself wich is fun. The only problem i habe is that alchemie is still very tideous and im not spendding 5 minutes to brew single consumable but you dont really need them. You can also get a mod that lets you save without using a potion wich i used for the first game when bugs could brake the game and set you back to your last save. Back at release of the first one this was very frustrating. In the new one i havent had a gamebraking bug yet. I reccomend it !!
Yea of course it is a “software” feature every motor in a ev is controlled by software that switches power electronics. “Dissconnecting” the phases of the motor so it wont recoup while is spins is still neutral. Or is “neutral” only a thing that a automatic transmission can do? If i put my manual out of gear is it then not in neutral? People dont want the manufacturer to install a clutch to physicly dissconnect the motors from the drivetrain but they want to be able to let the car roll without it braking by recharging the battery or dumping the power as heat into the powerstage.
And by the way yes most evs still habe gears just with a fixed ratio because if the motor was directly connected to your axle full motor rpm would be way faster than your max road speed you can drive.