It looked tiny, with a lot of features to bring to the table.Īnd as it turns out, all of that was correct. And so when I had the chance to try out the Zeiss Conquest V4 1-4x24mm, I jumped at the chance. However, I dislike it when even a medium-sized scope ruins the lightweight, convenient feel of my favorite little rifle. I’m well aware that iron sights give up quite a bit of efficiency compared to a good red dot, and even those lose out in many ways to today’s low-powered-variable-optics (LPVO). While I love “clean” guns, I also love optics. The compact size, plain format and proven reliability of my little rifle just keep me coming back. After all, a standard AR-15 is far more accurate than most people give it credit for. I know that an extended free floating tube is a better choice, but the truth is the plastic Magpul MOE MLOK handguards I installed haven’t really been an issue, especially since I primarily shoot the rifle 200 yards and in. And the one configuration I’ve had the longest is a simple, non-free floated 14.5” carbine-gassed upper with a basic M4 stock. I’ve owned AR-15s with fixed and collapsible stocks, and barrels ranging from 14.5” all the way to full sized 20” guns. Unfortunately even with an AMD 5800x and 32 gigs of ram, 12GB of which set to Minecraft, you cannot brute force this problem.I like small, handy rifles. The solution to the loading time issue is to remove the CTM folder, however this removes the main selling point of Conquest, it's a great pack, but without the CTM textures it's nothing more than a basic medieval pack. The CTM folder has over 15,000 files, most of which are. pngs (such as terracotta blocks, which have 47 for natural terracotta and 47 for manufactured terracotta) png all the way up to multiple sets of 47. pngs (not the minimum but a standard number), conquest has nearly every single block in the game with some form of CTM texture set, ranging from 1. To put this in perspective a single block can have a CTM type texture of 47. 'atlas stitching from my understanding is where it takes all the individual files and 'stitches' them into one file.Ĭonquest has well over 22,000 individual files, a small portion of which are properties files. When you're in the loading screen what it is doing in the background is called 'atlas stitching

Conquest 1.16.4