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Assuming you have a faction member who wants to do nothing but play mop-up, and that all of your battles are short enough where the overheat timer doesn't run out on the first kills before the last ones are done. I mean, I get the point you are trying to make, but my point is that the idea of...

Its pretty simple. Build the reactor core like you would for a normal ship. The old box design with the corners cut out works just fine. Build it big enough to generate however much power you want (usually people just build them straight up to 1m e/sec). Now, you have two options: 1)...

Except that this isn't a zero sum game. You can always add more. Heck, for anything bigger than a shuttle you'll often end up with empty space inside your ship anyway. Why not use that empty space instead of just letting it sit there because you have some weird notion that giving a combat...

Well then congratulations, they have Creative Mode now where you can have unlimited blocks for everything and just build whatever you want without limitations, with none of that silly gameplay to get in your way. Now its even BETTER than it used to be for you, as you don't have to waste time...

This is not really true. I routinely build combat miners, ships that can eat planets and kill/eat pirate bases with equal ease. Even my fully dedicated mobile weapons platform warship has a smallish salvage array in it. Really, unless you're building tiny little shuttlecraft sized fighters...

Well thats what I mean. The densest part of our asteroid belt is so sparse in real life that you can't even see one asteroid when standing on another. Real life asteroid belts are nothing like what we see in game or in Star Wars. You could fly right through the densest part of our belt and...

Well, asteroid density is already insanely high compared to reality...

Just think of it as ships having a structure integrity field that blocks salvage beams. You can only salvage a ship when it goes into overheat mode, aka when the SIF has failed.

I have a factory that does nothing but produce paint. But I ate enough asteroids before moving up to planets that I still don't even think about needing more.

Eh, I wouldn't call it too OP considering that the window where you actually mine asteroids is fairly small. I haven't mined an asteroid except for fun in weeks. You eat a couple of planets and you basically have all the resources you could ever want.

Alas, this ship has been despawned to a blueprint for being too much awesomeness for the server to handle. I was slideshowing any time I brought a ship near my station, the server was getting almost nonstop Heavy Load warnings, etc, so I finally despawned it all into a blueprint. I can now...

I dunno, I can generally have a station on a new server the first day simply by eating some green asteroids and making warp gate modules to pawn off. I'm sure it must seem difficult to have to actually EARN your stuff instead of just having it all handed to you for free 30 seconds after logging...

Pretty much this. Player pirate factions are usually just code for "Griefer assholes".

Huh, and last night they worked fine. Weird.

Well, I believe the short answer here then would be "No, I don't think anyone has made that yet." I wouldn't really expect anyone to even try to make something that huge and detailed right now either, since we're still in alpha and literally anything we could put in it could change at any...

Well really, what did you expect to such a broad question? Any meaningful answer is going to be way too long and difficult to follow for someone who doesn't know what they're talking about already, and if you know enough to follow along, then you know enough to build a ship correctly...

Yeah, I just did a shakedown cruise of my new destroyer against some pirate fleets last night. 8 cannon turrets, 6 missile turrets with cannon backups, and a large ball turret beam. Headed into combat, everything was firing off like gangbusters. Then a minute or so in, everything just kind...

Shoot the other guy a whole bunch without letting him shoot you.

Well, it slows you down because thats what it did in Minecraft. Holding shift there put you into a crouch mode that let you walk a little ways over the edge of a block so that you could place another block next to it without falling (its how you made bridges). Starmade basically copied that...