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the Power "this will take a few months to refine" update.

IMO, using salvage beams on it should give blocks, while buildblocking it should give scrap or nothing.

This deserves its own suggestion thread.

Another game you might enjoy is Interstellar Rift. It's more limited than Starmade but still fun. Come back and check out Starmade again sometime.

The disagree icon could be some color other than red. For some reason people associate bad things with red. Grey would be fine IMO.

There have been indications that the weapon update won't take that long. Maybe three months or so for an initial release. I believe Schema had most of the deep code stuff cleaned up by the time the working power update example came out in dev builds. If I had to guess, I'd say the integrity...

How about logic that's not a thousand times larger than real-life vacuum tube computers? Some of those were only a few cubic meters.

THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT! lol. I say we remove the need for a buffer. If the game stops recalculating integrity on damage, it will be fine. At that point anything above 0 will be feasible, and cubes will not be more durable than other shapes.

It's actually going to need some mechanical changes as well as numbers. It needs to be an on or off "it works or it doesn't" system rather than more cube-like systems being increasingly durable. Anything that's over the 0 threshold should be as functional as a cube. As long as that is not the...

One I know off the top of my head. Place four groups of thrusters, each sized 3x3x7. Last I checked, negative integrity. Fundamentally, the trouble isn’t any specific shape though. The real problem is that having excess integrity is an advantage. In other words, a ship with a creatively shaped...

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I think this would be a nice feature to add to autopilot when that comes around. We also need engine optimizations so wonky stuff like rubberbanding doesn't happen...

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That would be best.

Due to the extra weight, you may not want to do that on a combat ship.

I think hitting a stabilizer stream should just transfer the damage to the stabilizer it's connected to and start breaking some of the blocks.

People were mainly screaming about stabilizers. The darn things ruined the effectiveness of most shapes of ships before the update yesterday. Now that that issue is fixed, it's a bit better. The next thing that needs to be fixed is the integrity mechanic. As it is now, it encourages players to...

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