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This is already happening... Already happened, actually. :p

It seems that it's bugged at the moment, unless I was just doing something wrong. But, yes, left click is supposed to activate things (or close doors, I guess) and right click is supposed to turn things off (or open doors).

You have to make sure that none of the old docking system blocks (Turrets or fixed docking) remain in use. Did you forget to redo your turrets?

Personally, I have a joystick but it doesn't work ever since I got my new mouse... It's plugged in but Starmade doesn't register it for some reason.

I never said they should be removed entirely, but they should just be toned down a bit and that the derpy stars have to go... If you see a nebula somewhere in the distance or subtle orange clouds covering some of the skybox it's fine, but currently the skyboxes are almost always busy as hell and...

I love the procedural backgrounds as much as the next guy, but right now they're kind of annoying. They cover the entire sky in every single system, and the novelty just kind of wears off after a while. They're incredibly pretty, sure, but why should I always see THIS: ...in the night sky, when...

Maximum planet size should definitely be tied to sector size, for the record. Otherwise things can potentially mess up pretty terribly...

Yeah, sure... They also render any potential advantages of building on planets null and void, turning them into nothing more than laggier stations with annoying automatic gravity that makes ships tip over and roll all over the place if they aren't built right. The rather interesting suggestion...

All Hail the Rails! Aiaanu-vii atiaen!

This sounds like a really terrible idea... I hate gigantic megatitans as much as the next guy, but would you really like anything that requires more than a million power to suddenly not work well? Because that sounds really dumb.

Usually features are only worked on once per update cycle... If another feature set gets added within this dev cycle there will probably be another dev blog.

Huge piles of ships is only used currently because ship-size balancing doesn't seem to work/be linear. A large swarm of tiny drones seems to be more effective than, say, a group of three corvette-ish-sized ships built using the same blocks.

Accounting for missed shots requires numbers that "feel right," which isn't exact mathematical balancing anyway.

I think this sums up what should be the primary objective of balancing in this game... Not mathematical or theoretical weapons balancing, just making as many possibilities viable as possible.

Who would have to do this rewriting? Schema?

It does attempt to lead shots - including on beams, resulting in lots of missing. This is a bug and will be fixed, though.

Alright, you've convinced me... This is indeed a good idea, if not necessarily critical.

Currently, when AI shoots at something, it targets it and fires a little bit away from it to simulate inaccuracy. However, when it fires again it picks another random angle away from the target. For cannons, this isn't noticeable (and looks like a normal spread of fire) but with beams...

Basically, a block that would compact a five-block system (NOT-gate with two activators adjacent to opposite-facing rails) for switching rails to the opposite direction, to a single block. On a high signal, it would switch linked rails/rotators to the opposite direction. On a low signal, it...

I certainly would. I always tried to keep a docking module and a few enhancers in my inventory before, in case I needed to drag something with me...