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Can't we just get a new wedge?

This feels a bit too generous in regards to the current AI though technically correct.

It's just a meme bruh.

Would you please clarify whether you mean design or engineering here.

There was a few >32km ships if you count non-connected non-loaded blocks.

I tried to test play survial in dev. Grappled to a miner passing spawn then the game crashed when I fired the torch.

Not quite the coldest, I'm only just to your north, The heat makes me wilt.

Whatever you do, don't listen to people who try to tell you what you think or even worse, what you should think. Advice from people who ignore your reasoning and replace it with their own can reasonably be assumed to be biased and probably worthless. I like the idea though it's far to summer-y...

Pretty racist for 'the current year,' hmmm? Nah, lol.

Recoil is one of those things in starmade that makes it seem like the in-universe technology is just terrible or dr. Plex was incompetent.

Another fun trick is to pierce the target to the interior with a spear of non-physical blocks on a fleeted cloaker, add a rail docker on the spear inside the target, create docking and arrow-transfer to the inside core allowing easy no-aggro access to anything not-moving that doesn't have...

Cubes are good, lines are bad. It has to do with exposed faces in groups of like blocks. Also it's broken. Good luck.

I dunno, look at the parallels between Stalinist revision of history / modding on ancient posts, expulsion of intellectuals / disappearance of the community members well-versed in how the game operates and the complete destabilizations after implementation. Consider that the nazzi party brought...

Looks like them Duke boys are at it again.

Booooooooooooooooooo

Discord link plz?

Maybe some pictures of the ships? A lot of exposed animated blocks could be a problem. Beyond that I doubt I could be of much help.

Welcome to quarantine.

Feline? I don't follow. I would have gone with the other word for female dogs because that's who else typically uses the silent treatment.