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Great idea, Jin. I've been a huge proponent of including the CC section into the game more to spark creativity and awe or whatever.

Doing something for a long time doesn't mean you understand it. NEXT.

Firstly, I've been playing and actively involved in this community since 2013, and I have no fucking idea what you're talking about. So, if you want to provide some evidence, do that. If not, please shelf that argument because nobody cares how long you or I have been playing. Secondly, I am...

I literally don't have to; fun is not guaranteed, nothing is guaranteed, if you don't like being a test dummy or cannot figure out a way to have fun with the game in its current state, voice your concern, don't pretend you've been completely ignored (because you haven't) and either A: move on...

So, I forgot to check the forum for like, 30 hours and this thread as effectively gotten away from me. But let me end by saying I really like the direction Power 2.0 is going, I do not like Power 2.0 in it current iteration, I have seen enough progress from Power 2.0's original release to be...

Whether or not we've been ignored cannot possibly be proven yet. Have the devs been as engaged as we'd like them to be? Absolutely not. Does that mean we've been ignored? Demonstrably: no. Look at all the after release changes Power 2.0 has gotten in the past month. They know it doesn't...

Mate, did you even read my entire post there? You can provide feedback and complain about things you feel are wrong until the cows roost, but the second you start pontificating on the Starmade end-times you've outlived your usefulness as a community member.

Yes, it is, because nobody asked you to purchase or play the game and whether or not you do has little effect on its success. What does have an effect on success is the ability of the pool of alpha testers to withstand constant changes, buggy/incomplete implementation of new/controversial...

Oh my god, seriously, dude. Alpha Test, look up what that means and stop talking about the game being "dead" or "afloat" or the scene being dealt a "hearty blow."

You don't have to applaud them, or even like them, or like Starmade. What you DO have to do is stop using facile, or completely baseless arguments that anybody half-awake can refute to support doom and gloom predilections.

Him being wrong doesn't make you right. Schine has never gone out of their way to ask for money, games in alpha change drastically ALL the damn time, and to say that the Devs aren't listening to us regarding power 2.0 is to willfully ignore every patch and change they've implemented in the last...

Okay, bye. Don't forget to look up what an alpha is on the way out. Does so little happen in your everyday lives that you need to manufacture drama where there is relatively little?

Hold up there, the damage penalty only effects reactors, if I recall correctly.

Roughly finished? What? I've played several thousand hours of this games since 2013 and I cannot remember a time when I felt the game was anywhere near finished, nor do I recall a time when Schine has even remotely referred to the game as such. And I also really don't think you understand...

I'm not 100% on what this all means relatively, would it be possible to put e/s on this chart?

Then the game isn't fun to play or competitive for 3-6 months. So what? I'm really questioning whether or not you truly, actually grasp what it means for a game to be in alpha.

I love all of this. Yes.

I would prefer if integrity was just made less punishing, or maybe took more into account than just it's own systems.

Holy tits... the real thing that's wrong with Starmade is that it isn't a finished product. I'd love to live in a world where all of Starmade's elements, designs, and mechanics could be implemented into the game in a complete state, perfectly balanced all at once, but that's not how this works...

If they were optional there would be zero reason to use the bubble shields, so no. Old shields are dead, we have to accept that. Focus on ways to improve new shields, because there's not going to be an in-between here.