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Only because it looks like 90% of it is quite useless.

We\'re talking about a sci-fi space game where you create your own ship. Now, what would happen if you destroyed the core of the sun? Kaboom. The core of a ship is also concentrated energy, like the Sun.

It\'s not easy to add and subtract when it comes to strings.

It\'s like metalsmithing. Alpha is creating the basic shape of the metal (say, a sword). You get a rod, or just an api, then you keep pounding at it to make it long and thin (Creating an alpha), then you bust out the little nicks and make the sword sharp (beta), to make it ready for release to...

Are there others on the server? They may be taking from your ship

... that the cap is around 2.14 billion, not million?

Space krakens can hook to your ship and, well, suck the blocks away, furthering the need for more than one person travelling in a group.

If you bought the game, then you will still have the game when the game turns P2P (pay to play).

But, by far, you\'ve made it a lot more clearer the point trying to be made. +1 all the way.

Because this game allows ships to be stolen, and that rule changes per server. Don\'t play on a server where PVP and ship stealing are allowed, and there are ways to stop people from stealing your ship.

You probably also had Java 6 installed on your computer. While Java 6 is good for some things, Java 7 is better for more, because it is far more recent.

Are the Amber Fates and Dawns just the same ship retextured?

You\'re not the only one who got bored. I actually have gone and made a base that is a little on the long side (1x1x30), and made a tube, sealed off on the inside three blocks in so I could stick it on, and see how many cores I could fit into the tube.

Why not have it that it just leaves it dropped, like minecraft or almost any other game known to man does? Also, this is intended. It tells you that your inventory is filled.

I\'m just asking a fair question on why it has a lot of people building stuff from it. The information such as \"They are some of the best documented ships in terms of blueprints\" Could have been the only sentence you kind of needed to answer my question.

Especially since I\'m planning on making a giant Titan ship that houses three docking trays that house 25 ships each, and also house a lot of turrets for use on the ship itself.

Missiles are easier to use, just crank the radius to 3 blocks (0%, and move the other 20/25% to damage), and you\'ll have it dead in one hit.

Why not just request some paint? Just paint the block to make it look like a hull.

Why is everyone building everything from Star Trek?

But then the fact that you would have to actually start making more bases, making more alliances, and try not to let those bases die. But this could also be less limited by reducing the fuel usage by attempting to increase accelleration.