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once you get to know the engine, it's actually pretty easy to un-brick tho

every project i have bricked has been because the engine was looking for files that didn't exist anymore because i screwed up, and you can "un-brick" that by editing dat files

but editing dat files is definetely not recommended 

and i hear you on the weapon sprites not needing to have all the empty space. i just find it makes it much easier when actually making the weapon sprites, i can just add layers in paint.net and onion skin, knowing what its gonna look like on the screen, and i don't have to scale it in the editor cuz it already sits where i want it to sit. i imagine it wastes some memory, but i have never noticed any impact and its become a standard part of my workflow

There should be hardly any impact on performance, considering everything else engine does. 

Just loading time and memory usage will be higher. Also, not every GPU supports big textures, but I imagine it's not that big of a problem nowadays.