Man it looks good its just one thing thats nagging me and thats the draw distance , It just needs to be a little bit wider . I hope they get there with optimization . <| sep |> Tedious ? I love doing that thing , especially once you develop your army a bit and gear your character Especially if you main tankspec <| sep |> That is gonna be 1 gross pizza <| sep |> This post is a bit like asking why there are so many names for colors . It ' s because we ' re attempting to ascribe labels to certain regions of a continuous distribution . You can split or lump something like that as broadly or as narrowly as you see fit . Asked for their favorite color , some people will just say I like warm colors . Other say , I like purple . Others are like This shade of pastel teal is the best . And then there ' s the I like black crowd and the inevitable debate over whether black is a color , and the artist crowd who are going through blue phases right now , etc . Sure , you could argue that pastel teal is redundant with light blue , or ask why we need to go beyond ROYGBIV at all , or claim that the classification warm colorscool colors removes the need for even elementaryschool level specificity . Things like ochre and jade span a wide range and may require modifiers to get the point across . It ' s all really silly and complicated when you get down to it . But we use all these words anyway , because they have different shades ha of meaning . Cerulean implies a comparison to the sky . The same hair color could be described as flaxen or dirty blond with different connotations . Scarlet lipstick carries different connotations than red or redorange . Etc . This carpet isn ' t just light brown , it ' s beige ugh ! Gender terminology is similarly complicated . It ' s amalgamated from many sources and etymologies , fraught with different connotations , and interpreted in different ways by different people . Some people identify with , or use , many terms in different contexts and situations . That ' s why there are so many words . Linguistic descriptors seldom arise in a totally logical and internally consistent manner , least of all when discussing something laden with emotion and perception .