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I fear that, with planetary biomass being an exhaustible resource, the galaxy would eventually be devoid of any terrestrial life, like it happened with mining before asteroid belts regeneration were introduced. Especially since organics have absolutely no need in any stationary infrastructure...

I don't like the sound of "organic matter" that needs to be gathered. I'd rather ships consume asteroids. Plant matter, on the other hand, gave me an idea of a greenhouse/tree-kind of ship that generates biomass through photosynthesis and rock consumption. Said biomass could be used as a much...

wew I was simply saying that I want more than just a fancy armor and 2 new kinds of dakka. Who said anything about hybrids? I merely pointed out that biostations with their lack of passive defense are sitting ducks, waiting for the hunter to show up. Nobody said you can't put organic weapons...

Oh, they're gonna compete alright. Just not in the same way. One type is good at tanking damage while the other is good at evading it. You can't really compare that. That's one way to balance it. As well as an incentive make it a full-fledged ship type and not just a simple boring and possibly...

I questioned the "better nerf it before it becomes OP"- logic. I tried to supply a way to actually balance it so both kinds remain viable, as opposed to outright nerfing everything. WRONG You don't need >9000M of shields if the enemy can't see the bloody ship. Apples and oranges, I keep tellin'...

Can't we just treat debris as asteroids in context of processing? Alternatively they can be incorporated into a larger space hulk of debris or as numerous inclusions in a large asteroid. Something something salvage_chance% server config. Maybe additional modifier for "tiers" of blocks? Like...

Registered just to argue about organic ships. Perfect. How about sealing the holes in the ship so the next shot won't blast it's systems? Thing is, comparing regular and organic ships is like comparing apples and oranges. You have to change the way you look at them. Regular ships have high...