We can have a multifunktional computer block automatically transforming into scanner/jump/missile/whatever when an array is connected to it and transforming back to a generic one if nothing is connected.
Each computer could passively boost the power of scanners.
Personally, I like that it makes ship simpler without these computers.
And I also like that there will be no more chaindrives surpassing warp-gates in functionality.
But I think the core should be the direct controller of such placeable systems without the need for a computer.
Placing such...
I said, you can add stations from community content to your own servers and make them spawn.
For example: You could use my uploaded station too if you like.
Can someone post a comparision table on new power and damage values of weapons/shields everything?
Because as far as I know you can only support smaller weapon arrays too.
Perhaps you could make a station out of hull and add systems and then I add details?
If we do it vice versa you would get a Pyramid from me. Or an Obelisk
just look at CommunityContent and search by author "NeonSturm".
You can use my station on your server if you like pyramids.
There is a...
I like it, but I don't agree that much on the formula.
Just count blocks which have 0123456 exposed faces per group and then give a penalty.
If you really like to show off your systems, you could use glass too.
A group is everything that has a controller + thrusters (but don't punish 1 exposed...
Please quote my whole post. I added exceptions for when you don't care about hull.
Only trolls pick a single sentence out of context to be able to give negative feedbacks.
Did you check the power consumption and power of systems (especially thrusters) too?
Salvagers got buffed.
And if enemy ships can't fit as much weapons, you also don't need to fit as much shields and weapons either.
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