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You do raise a point but remember that Starmade has the AI of a newborn baby, and some people have found MP less stable since the update. Buts thats a part of early access we can more or less grumble and live with. Whether or not you think 2.0 was about using less blocks or not, conversations...

I never said it was dead. And Alpha is a state, not a defense. Starmade might be a small indie game with 1 dev, but in the same time they have failed to get to beta, other indies have already fully released, some of which I consider more complex. "Hur dur it's alpha" is not a valid counter...

To this day, I do not comprehend or understand that those goals are. The more it heys patched, the more it likens to the previous version of power, except with less blocks. And while using less blocks sounds great, it's actually hurting the game because there is no value to that empty space...

Games changing drastically is normal yes. However to revamp an already revamped system, and then removed features because the revamp was only half done so now we have less features than when we started until they get around to finishing the revamp. If the system itself wasnt basically a...

NTIMESc https://i.gyazo.com/d3ace0eea5e25ca4a21e4d7cc92c119a.png This is so gloriously off the mark and borderline irrelevant to what I said I simply must hang it from my wall.

He voiced his concerns before the forums were shut down. A lot of people did. In the end it boils down to a divide between Schine who believes the systems works, as well as those who did find themselves liking the system, and on the side who hate certain features of it. Conversations have been...

SMD had more mods, most stepped down cause they got worn out (overworked), or left due to disagreements with management (aka Duke). There are few people who want to deal with managing the community, and those that would be able to can't handle Schine. "Mods have lives" isnt an argument, as the...

A week tomorrow

I know you like to try and help, but that was the process, and still is the process. Unless they removed it, deleted posts/threads show up in red saying who made it, who removed it, and a reasoning. And a Message is sent to the "offending" party (normally automaticalled generated). The problem...

Yes, because a game does not go into early access for player feedback. If no one was needed, then why are any of us here?

Pretty sure this thread is about the in game chat, not the site chat. Calm thyself, it's in the right place.

Its been so long, but it was like 20 salvage and 20 cannons per group and it gave you a block every tick or two. But who knows, configs might have changed between then and now, cause that was half a year ago it feels. But my salvagers were always designed with 40m long salvage blocks on the front.

You'd be surprised how false that is. People get tired of saying the same thing again and again. People wont respond more, they'll just start ignoring people outright. Which is honestly just as bad a little red X overall. Case and point, I debated a person to a point where they just stopped...

Thats the peak players, not average. Average players onyl went up by 7.6. The fact that the peak players spiked and affect the average much means people logged on to see what was new, and then didn't stay, which is common for any update really. And even then, look back even further and you'll...

I'll be honest, I don't understand the thought process. Lets start with a explanation of the old power systems; The old power system was a soft-capped equation, where power per block was put on a curve, which took into account the total dimensions of the reactor group (Height, width, and length...

Maybe I'm outdated, but 40m long salvage arrays were the meta, due to the salvage damage per tick. To say 40m arrays are fine now, I have to wonder what that actually means.

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This is the second time disagree was removed, it was only even brought back by ex-mods like Thingie and Crusade. The consensus of the mods when it was originally removed was "It would encourage more discussion as people would have to respond", but that all achieved was bloating of the thread and...

Oh no thats normal. Part of dev build testing is figuring out what they changed.