I feel like in the middle part of your message you just beat around the bush of saying that you didn't like his ships because they weren't yours or done they way you do them. Seems at least to me, that would fall under the, "if you don't have anything nice to say don't say it at all."
But I had nice to say which was basically: The creativity to even come up with those designs (and logic systems!).
You keep doing what you're doing. I'm doing what I'm doing. If it wasn't for Anubis Evo's post getting my rage up in a second and being beyond irritated of my own mental dren (still feel like horribly mangling and mutilating Anubis Evo with a Chaos Dreadnought's fist). Bleagh. So sick of it that I'm not kidding when I say. I gotta leave the damn forums for my own good or have this mental issue shit genetically edited out of my frelling piece of dren system.
Thanks again for this great little showcase of my ship!
You really done excellent work with your new ship! I'm truly amazed how well the progress goes. It really puts me into a good mind-state when I see hallways or dining areas decorated so nicely. I especially like relatively "unimportant" areas like the water-refreshment engineering room. Places like that within a ship really gives us the feeling that the ship is actually trying to keep itself and its crew alive. As if the ship is always making sure that every necessary process is on-going within it, so that nothing can go wrong. That is very cool in my opinion. Keep up the good work!
Speed building can get you some very unique concepts. I noticed that as well with the second fleet I submitted for the contest. It was build a lot faster and in a flight of fancy. It became more popular than the first fleet I submitted that I put more thought in.Thanks again for this great little showcase of my ship!
I wanted to mention that I didn't react to it on youtube only because I don't have a "DeepspaceMechanic" youtube account. Other than that, I'm happy that you liked some of the features of this spacecraft, and I agree with your suggestions about possible improvements. But the truth is, this ship was just my try in speed-building, because I never really started building a ship with the intention of finishing it as fast as possible. I usually spend much time thinking about the overall design of a ship before I start building it, and I also often change lots and lots of things throughout the long process of construction. With this ship, on the other hand, I wanted to know the feeling of completing a larger ship in a matter of a few days only. A more serious upload is to be expected in the near future.
Call me Martha stewart.You really done excellent work with your new ship! I'm truly amazed how well the progress goes. It really puts me into a good mind-state when I see hallways or dining areas decorated so nicely. I especially like relatively "unimportant" areas like the water-refreshment engineering room. Places like that within a ship really gives us the feeling that the ship is actually trying to keep itself and its crew alive. As if the ship is always making sure that every necessary process is on-going within it, so that nothing can go wrong. That is very cool in my opinion. Keep up the good work!
Haha. I wasn't familiar with the meaning of the Martha Stewart reference, but I came to understand it after a little research. So basically, one who is often preoccupied with making interior spaces neat, organized, cozy or pleasant in atmosphere, qualifies as a Martha Stewart-type... I guess I could be called that way too then :D
Heh, my ships have this cold feel I consider cozy so not much in the way of tables, beds or whatever one would have in the household. Just a replicator unit, transporter, larger healing unit and a sleeping pod somewhere. Buttons, screens, servers and lights where need be and that's about usually it. I don't even use conventional means of a bridge or a CIC, instead I just have a one larger pod around the core in a main room with computers and in that pod is the pilot's piloting seat preinstalled with a med unit and a console and a display exclusively for the pilot. Why have many pilots and operators in the same large room when you can have one pilot/captain/commander in a shell thus truly fitting the term of the Unbound (A thing from Homeworld games) because of the pod making the ship be the extension of pilot's body.
No problem at all, my friend, we understand your approach for what it is - you just expressed your own personal taste in ships. It's perfectly fine that everyone has his or her own unique preference in interior design. What qualifies as cozy or moody or cool in any way for different people can differ largely, I know that. Like I said, my favorite interior mood is a sort of mysterious, even a little bit suspense-full atmosphere (like for example in the Alien films), while I know some would think that an environment like that is just creepy.
Great job!
That'd be girders. They are relatively new and found up near the rest of the decoration blocks.
