I think its pretty self explanatory. Being able to use display modules to get multi-direction views might even encourage people to use cockpits rather than external cameras.
This is why I believe that such a system should function only to tweak weapons without having enough effect to entirely re purpose a weapon.
Alternatively we could have a diminishing returns system where a 10% increase in range results in a 20% decrease in damage or vice-versa.
I would like to see this make a come back in a slightly more limited form. It would be more of a slight tweak to a weapon than a large change and would help make ships more personal. It would also help prevent ships having identical weapons on different scales.
A little late to this topic and pretty much the R&D building janitor in terms of design experience but I have 2 suggestions:
Build a support cloak ship with the sole purpose of delivering a single skoome drone/bomb directly to the enemy ship.
If your drones keep crashing into your drone racks...
I'm sure were all aware of the trick for getting around the regen soft cap. Dock a separate generator to your ship and use a power drain/supply beam to transfer power to the main ship. I thought I could do the same thing with shields in order to get around combat regen (at the cost of making my...
Personally I think it should be possible to have a viable ship that relies solely on armor with no shields whatsoever. With the obvious downside of repair costs and short term survivability; but the upsides of being slightly better and not costing power.
I just tested my standard 'Tonitrua' artillery ship against one of your hardened hull targets, at just over 5 million damage any idea what stage this is? Interestingly firing at the 97m^3 target behind it does absolutely nothing.
You have just rekindled my desire to build and my love of the Zerg in one fell swoop. But I'll probably still work on highly specialized ships rather than just jump on the drone bandwagon. Got a project in mind for a ship that actually requires multiple pilots.
Remind me of the time I built a working tamagochi in Minecraft, this was before we had all the fancy things like comparators and super tiny hopper clocks.
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