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Well, way I see it: If lights and gravity and med cabinets take enough power that I need to account for them during design, then most people simply won't have lights and gravity and med cabinets on their stuff because they are effectively nothing but decoration anyway. You don't need hall...

Get a blueprint of it. Put it in the shipyard computer. Place Order. Create Design from Blueprint. It'll auto-load the design, and you can then toss the blueprint. Load from blueprint from then on. When you're ready to get the actual ship, Place Order, Construct Ship. Make sure the...

Nope, not to me its not. When a game I want comes out, I buy it then. I have never bought a single game on a Steam sale. I either bought it when it came out at regular price, or I didn't want it. I am not kidding in any way when I say there is not a single thing about Steam I enjoy or want on...

I don't. But that doesn't mean I'm not forced to have software I don't want with capabilities I don't want even being on my computer in order to play a game I do want.

I do mean the friends thing. I don't want people to know what I'm playing, when I'm playing it, or anything else like that. Or the friends emails through it, or the achievements, or any of the rest of that. And you don't get ads for whatever game they have on sale whenever you open Steam? I...

Which one was it that got caught spying on the users? Wasn't Steam, I wanna say Origin because its a shitty thing that I can easily see EA doing.

Bye then, door is over there. Nobody said you had to like it, we're not going to fight to keep you if you don't.

I've tried on games like Skyrim, even going straight to the the .exe still launches Steam.

Yup, you used to be able to bypass Steam on everything by going straight to the executable directly, but more and more they are building Steam into the main game itself. Good to hear that Schine says they'll keep the option open.

Not so much a gamplay suggestion as a distribution model request. Keep a version of the game that doesn't require Steam to play. I hate Steam, I hate it so very much. I hate it's ads, I hate it's constant attempts to shove me into a community I don't want to be in, I hate it deciding to...

Playerbase quality really took a nosedive when we hit Steam.

We have them now, actually. You can set AI difficulty in the launcher. Only problem is that it applies to enemies and your own turrets alike.

Speak for yourself, thats one reason I like it. Minecraft isn't exactly known for fierce PvP action either, but its still fun. Some people actually LIKE simply gathering resources and building cool things. I'm one of them. If you just want to jump straight into combat and not worry about...

Well, for starters, stop picking fights you aren't ready for yet. Go find a planet, claim it, set up factories, and start working on building bigger miners. A couple hundred blocks of any kind is really nothing at all once you have your basic infrastructure set up. You're charging out into a...

One way to help fix that is to put Stop on your turrets.

In the mean time, I fake light slabs by using 3/4 slabs for the ceilings, which leave 1/4 of the light block sticking out. Makes it look like fluorescent office lighting.

Yup. I'd say at least 95% of the people I've met that claim to be PvP fans don't actually like to fight, they just like to win. If they don't have an overwhelming chance at victory, they won't pick the fight in the first place.

Unless what you're saying is a really, really horrible idea. Then society tends to jump on your bandwagon faster than you know what happened. Like Andrew Wakefield.

Same here, my miner has something like 3 million shields and the main lock on missiles I can't use on Isanths because it vaporizes the entire ship so that there's virtually nothing left to scavenge. But then thats building a drone fleet for combat while you scavenge, instead of a mining drone...