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I would like to see respawning on ships, sooner, rather than later. Perhaps instituted as a sort of flagship system, as opposed to capital ship system. Flagship being, of course, the lead vessel of a fleet or even an entire navy. A flagship of this type can be spawned on at X cost or perhaps...

I'd really like the ability to configure it on the fly, just make it so server-owners can set a maximum value instead of a constant value. So if they don't want you capable of placing 8 1000000000^3-area cubes of asteroid crap, then they can set it that way. I agree that basic options like this...

Not to mention that if you join one, there's always abundant resources that can be used responsibly, and plenty of targets to choose from. Definitely highly recommend both the server and the lightside. The darkside is just too unilluminated for me.

Intrepid and Growler are WWII diesel boats, right? Those are incredibly cramped, and, anyway, a submarine is usually not a good reference for naval design, since they take space-saving to the max and beyond.

Well, StarWars seems to have got here first to grill you over the coals, so I'll just add a little thing or two. A meter wide is small for a warship, EXCEPT for crawlspace. Yes, warships are extremely space-efficient, but all passageways are wide enough for at least TWO MEN to pass abreast. This...

Just gonna point out, that the instructions do not guarantee instant mastery. For a good reason.

Yes, they could have left the mechanic the same....but that would've made larger-scale battles (Or battles with large-scale ships) more laggy, and less playable. So they changed it, so that the alpha players (That's all of us, for those of you who thought this was a needlepoint society or some...

More efficient and effective to just use warheads, even with their present vanilla-config weakness.

We all wish that that were possible. However, there's not enough explosions in a small-sized one of these to make it worthwhile. If it would continue detonating until gone, THEN you go make a parasitic device that squishes close to an enemy's hull (Player-driven, most likely) before starting an...

The LAG comes from when items are UNDOCKED inside another entity....and promptly begin a CPU hailstorm of collision checks.

It's not docking that's the issue. It's the undocking that causes problems (Although collision checks for nonmobile entities and potentially eliminate-able checks for turrets are also not a great idea to keep).

It might, but since the explosion is non-self-propagating, you have to consider the worth vs. the cost. Since damage is not directed orthogonally (4 directions on a plane, not 8) a rod will only absorb damage from 1 direction if a block should explode. Also, it will reduce your armor HP when...

Doubt it, Zek. You can't really run that amount and type of information through the phone. Maybe if you could turn your phone into a Wi-Fi hotspot or something, but other than that, you can't just freely download and move files off of a phone, it's just not made for it.

Really, it should be "disable to save part/all of your ship" or "have at least some power". Wherein, if shut down, you will be spending some time in spacedock waiting for heavy-duty repairs...that or a lot of time in the field, making field repairs that will only give you so much back.

I don't like lag-penetrating torpedoes. I prefer my torpedo damage honest (And visible).

Maxajax, I'd love to rate your post both funny and informative, but I can't. So instead I'll go with informative, even though your comment about explosions in the pros and the cons was fairly funny. Though I'd argue that more explosions is ONLY a pro, for everyone but the guy doing the exploding.

Turn that overhang into something obviously intentional instead of just an annoying detail.

If you're on SP, you should definitely start with a mining vessel. MP? Maybe an exploration/mining combo. Grab some good rocks while you go find a base.

Heh...I wish I could. My silly computer's cooling system is poor, in a word. Dust collects inside and it likes to overheat when playing games like StarMade, War Thunder, WoT, WoWs, StarCraft, etc. Every game, in other words. Anyway.

Perhaps instead its only a % of the blocks that are destroyed? Otherwise they'd have to somehow act as a ghost-block of some kind. Or perhaps they'd take damage, explode, but remain in a damaged state, or something like that...