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I've done some pretty extensive testing. With the sizes permitted, it's really, really hard to go into orbit. Planet gravity extends as far upwards as the planet itself does. If you need gravity to go further, all you have to do is build a tower upwards.

Skid Regulations Mass Restriction: 4.7-5.3 mass One Push Effect Module attached to a Push Effect Computer, for thrust. It's also permissible to have One Pull Effect Module attached to one Pull Effect Computer for braking and reverse, although not necessary All other blocks are Cosmetics, Power...

We have an Activate key (R) which works as a multi-function tool. I suggest that we relegate "R" to only Activate/Deactivate and Set Weapon Output, and move advanced GUI functions over to a different key. Bobby AI modules, as an example, would have their current GUI moved over to the new key...

Not really sure what would be controversial about trying to make sure that invisible chunks aren't a thing, but I imagine it would have been related to the method proposed.

Nevermind that the LOD on that example seems to struggle with water and determining what the predominant block type that's visible is. For lower end users, there are two problems with rendering entire large objects at once. Specifically, you have the memory issues, and you have the rendering...

Cannon-pulse lost its teeth with the punchthrough nerf. It's been relegated to being an ion-only weapon like the other stuff. If you want a medium-long reload rate, good damage, and a more likely hit than cannon-pulse, just use beam-beam.

We all know AI is dumb as a sack of bricks, yeah? This can go towards fixing that. Whenever an AI entity is inside of the boxdim of a ship, a station, whatever - it inherently should be able to pathfind inside of that object, taking its own ship's box dimensions into account. Why would this be...

I just tried it out. A tiny fighter with Tractor Beams and Pulse weapons. It didn't work out very well, even in a fight with no shields and a speed limit of 30m/s. The pulse literally could not hit the target if we moved at all.

I think it's just universal slowing. It's not so much "friction" as it is losing momentum.

Power capacitors are most efficient when they're in one large, connected group

HAAAAAAAAAIL INGLIIIIIIIIP edit: I demand you construct the Mantank

He provided the tools for harm to both sides, and one side took it to the worst possible extreme.

Using spies to break into a private conversation regarding ingame warfare, which the spy's owner claims to be all for, was the direct cause of that event. Attempting to play by the rules that were set by our intended victim was met with trickery and actual harm.

I do...? Seriously, if you're not willing to be proven wrong on your baseless accusations in public as usual, at least send me a PM detailing what specifically Thryn has done. EDIT: Oh. Referring to someone else. Pardon my paranoia, too used to being attacked.

Not really sure what you're talking about here. Please, go into detail.

People attack Odium, not its members, because that's pretty much its entire point, is it not? If you attack one thing about Odium, then all of Odium attacks you in return? You can't honestly expect people not to treat the entire thing as one amorphous blob of questionable ethics if you...

Nope. Like I said, nobody uses the tools we're given for that kind of thing.

inb4 the local musicians see this and force Schema to add a digital audio workstation to SM at gunpoint

That's mostly because nobody uses the tools that Schema gave us for Battle Mode. It's there, people. Uuuuse it. D:<

No soup for you!