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This was back when Thryn existed the first time, and I don't remember anyone using ionized shield supply back then. I might have just been behind the curve on that one. That being said, I definitely did use docked shield rechargers, but that was basically to kick-start the recharge on the main...

Yeah, that's the IL one. Its turrets had a logic powered ghost block weapon. Thing is pretty old now, and I doubt they're still using the same turrets on it.

You know it.

I was going to comment, then I remembered that people are annoying. Guess I'll just say this - for someone who doesn't like forum warriors, you sure act like one Red.

Intelligent members are more powerful than ships.

I think I overheard lekek say something like this in one of his wet dreams.

If you're firing faster than 1 per half second, you need to distribute it somehow.

A lot of logic works well with counters. Logic fired weapons, counting drones that return, distributing a series of events evenly, a lot of things, really. That being said though, I really don't see the issue in using the counter Galactus posted, with the flipflops and nots. It's slightly...

Same thing happened with the new weapons system. Same thing happened with the shield recharger change. Nothing new here.

Well, no more extra entities. Using a simple delay-not clock, this chaindrive removes the need for a second entity.

fucking lol

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I made a bit of a bit of a thing. No colors, no detail, no interior, no systems. Tereshkova

Absolutely. I've thought about systems like this a lot, the issue here is less in execution, and more in getting the ship back after it's lost. That's where I think this would be less of a tool for you to salvage a ship that the enemy has slightly damaged, and more of a tool to scuttle a ship in...

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Chaindrive 3x3x4 - Wireless module clock method I stole the clock from there and added a few things. TBH, this clock could probably be traced back to Atra. Seems like everything is. Anyways, this basically makes the Chaindrive M a mini Chaindrive XL, in the sense that it has true one jump...

Yeah, here's an even simpler version; I haven't even gotten to the issue I really wanted to share, but I must sleep now. Sensor shenanigans are for tommorow.