Homeworld remastered general failure mods

And then of course all the changed cosmetics.ДЄll in all, if you've never played Homeworld before and don't have nostalgia goggles, it's very likely you'll enjoy Remastered version a lot more than the Classic version, if nothing else purely due to spruced up visuals and quality of life features it introduces. There are also other changes - voice-acting got re-recorded with different actors, but VA in HW1 and 2 was not really the strong suite anyway (it was a lot better in Cataclysm, alas.) and music got spruced up. Again, this is a change I personally welcome as I always found tiny fighters taking a ton of punishment before going down extremely weird and some combat in the original had a tendency to drag. Ships generally take less punishment before they go down. Which I believe to be a good thing, because frankly, if you played the original decently, about 1/3 of the campaign was absolutely primitive in its difficulty. Contrary to popular belief, both Homeworld Classic and Homeworld Remaster get more difficult as your fleet increases - thing is, in Remastered version, this effect is a lot more visible and subsequently, the game is more difficult. Difficulty scaling was milder in the original. It's a feature which sounds extremely cool on paper but ends up being a huge hassle and got removed in Cataclysm and subsequently Homeworld 2 and Remaster. Fighters in the original Homeworld had a fuel gauge - IIRC your fighters needed to routinely refuel. Tactical settings for your craft was lacking in Remaster, it's now present in 2.0 Formations in Homeworld Remastered used to not work properly, which was again fixed in version 2.0 availible on GOG

This was fixed in version 2.0 available on GOG Homeworld Remastered lacked ballistic model, as in, instead of simulating projectiles flying from ships to their targets, it just used RNG to determine hits or missed. O_o These are changes that, to my knowledge, weren't welcome:

Homeworld remastered general failure mods