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Cool idea! What if the tow chain didn't have slaves, but instead was an independent system like salvage beams?

Simple request- Please add an option in the settings to change what key the hide UI keybind is (by default it is TAB+G).

Hope these count as cinematic, they are from my first journey on a new server as a noob:

Would it still have to obey StarMade's build area rule or could you just select an option to delete all of that block from your ship at once?

Currently, there is not a whole lot of incentive to fight pirates, other than for space. Their stations only sit there, and as long as you are far away, they won't send ships out. In addition to that, there isn't really any true reward for defeating a massive station with 3 mil shields. Station...

That's a great idea, I'm going to add white holes ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_hole ) to the post.

One thing that has both thrilled and bugged me is the wormholes currently in game. Sure, they are useful for hopping from one place to another, but act like black holes, and there are no black holes. My solution is to make them two separate things: Wormholes: Structures that look like they...

That's a great idea, but we currently have wormholes, not black holes. Maybe both..?

Star Trek Online also has an Exchange, where you can post items at a price of your choice, turning it into a lowest-price-wins scenario. Maybe make them accessible at shops?

Something like that, I was thinking a siphon system that would slowly gather up the gas (more a visual effect than anything) and give you random ores over time. It would be best for a station hidden in a nebula that can slowly gather up resources.

There should be a gas collector or an expansion on the current salvage system so that you can siphon the gas from nebulae for resources. :)

Very cool. Used as well.

Sorry, I didn't look at the post date and thought it was still active :(

Please don't stop making these ships, it doesn't matter if they are flat, they look totally awesome! Keep up the great work!