SECTOR 07 // NARRATIVE ENGINE ONLINE
SETTINGS
Audio
Guest settings apply to this session only.
Day and night
By default the city follows your own clock: the sun rises and sets when yours does, and lamps come on at dusk. Where you are, it's dusk.
Graphics quality
Auto measures frame times on this device and learns what each level costs here, then picks the highest that holds a smooth frame rate: resolution, sun shadows, sky lighting and interior detail distance. If even the lowest can't hold 60 fps it paces a steady 30. Nothing leaves your device.
Frame rate. Auto holds a steady 60 (or 30 if this device can't). The battery saver holds 30: cooler and longer-lasting. Max follows a 90 or 120 Hz screen when the device keeps up.
Controls
Aim assist only helps flares at the drone: a shot already within a few degrees of it (up to 14° on Standard, 7° on Low) is pulled onto it and led for its movement. It never targets a person, and it doesn't move your camera.
Turn or tilt the phone to look, like PUBG Mobile: always, or only while aiming. At 1.00 the view turns as far as the phone does.
Drag every touch button where you want it and size it, like PUBG Mobile's Customize screen. Three saved layouts, 2-thumb to 4-finger claw presets, and a code to share yours.
Over the shoulder keeps whole rooms and ceilings, with the camera stopping at walls, as in PUBG Mobile. Cutaway looks down into rooms with the walls cut low.
Diagnostics
Errors are recorded on this device only (0 so far). A bug report holds the build, browser, device class, quality settings, performance numbers and those errors: no account details or saves. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you paste it somewhere yourself.
Compute contribution (optional)
Off by default. If you run the Dommy compute worker on this computer, paste the port and game token it prints. The game then reports frame times to that worker, only on 127.0.0.1, so it can pause whenever you're playing. Nothing is sent anywhere else, and gameplay is the same with or without it.