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That sort of distortion effect sounds difficult to do well. And consider that most of the visible "wormhole" that we see is really just gas and such that is orbiting around it. The actual part in the middle like what one sees in interstellar would be quite small, and few people would really...

Again, your are acting as if most of the community hates food, and yet most of the posts on this thread support some sort of food mechanic. You can hate mincrafts food all you like, that's your right. But you can't speak for everyone when you say that no one likes it. Also, your argument that...

I don't see why you hate on minecrafts food system so much lecic. You say that no one likes it, but I and everyone I know actually DOES like it. I enjoy preparing and eating food, and usually play with mods that do nothing but add a huge variety of it. Its a building game, why should we build...

You could just use an Isanth. If its something that they scavenged, or that they rammed into and it got stuck, then it would make sense for it to be one of the most common ships in starmade. And everyone would recognize it.

Yes, we defintely need this. In fact, as it is now, if you use freecam, you can shoot in ANY direction. It is ugly and unbalanced to have a titan waving a deathstar-like weapon around all over the screen.

This is a very good idea. I suspect that a few things about it need to be tweaked, but it is a solid foundation, and one that has 100% of my support. The terrible crafting and resource system is one of the things that keeps me from playing in survival mode. Its just "wander around until you find...

You have made your own case against yourself: war is counterproductive. In the current game, there is ALREADY little reason to fight. This would make it so their is NO reason to fight. Why would anyone ever PvP if you can only lose resources and not gain any?

Why would you want core drilling back? Thats all this really is: a single block that you need to shoot to instantly kill a ship.

Isanth VIs are pretty ugly, but they do deserve to be remembered as quite possibly the first real ship made in starmade, and certainly the oldest still being used. Zeroes deserve to stay in the game for sure. How about have both of them found as drifting wreckage from time to time, or in the...

Don't worry, its on the way. Enjoy you shiny new planned tag.

The current weapon effects are pretty much placeholders, and will be improved in time. However, I don't think that they will be quite like this for a number of reasons. 1. This is not just an visual change. Slowing down projectiles will considerably affect gameplay. 2. This will not work well...

With all damage being based on actual simulated projectiles, formations should indeed have natural benefits if done well. For example, if one had a number of ships with most of their turrets in the top, you could position them so that their bottoms are facing each other and they have turrets...

Space wreck Thought I might bring this back with an example of what I was thinking of.

A bit of space junk I made as an example. Have a poke around, modify it, make it into a ship and fly it around, whatever you like. Note: This is NOT a functional ship, it has no systems.

My point is that large fighters are not really a bad thing.

I feel that death stars in starmade should be exactly what they are in starwars: A mostly conventional, but very, very large ship or station.

"who would win" scenarios with the Enterprise can never really work out because every single episode they have a totally different and conflicting set of capabilities. One minute they're tanking hits from a planet destroying weapon, and the next a nuke is capable of destroying not only them but...

I think the size of fighters is actually fine. If you look at a real life fighter up close, its a lot bigger than most people would think. And one would only expect a fighter that must contain all of the extra systems required to operate in space, along with things like shields, would be bigger...

Its hard.... My experience is that to get better, you see a cool ship someone else made or from a movie/game/tv show, try to make something like it, and fail completely. But with every attempt, you learn things, and the next one gets better.

Wait, so by "death star" do you mean a "fully operational battle station", or some sort of star that causes death, like a radioactive one that damages any players in the system or something?