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I actually really like that! How would you know if there were something on the other side unless you walked over there or picked up something with sensors? *CRINGE* Okay, another realism junky like me! Thing is, cannon rounds would almost certainly burn up entering the atmosphere. Like you...

Parking tickets... missiles... parking enforcement officials armed with something that can yank them off and throw them half a kilometer away... I can think of a lot of fixes for that.

BIG, GREEN, BOLD, ITALICIZED, UNDERLINED "YES." This must be included in the turret and docking revamp. I'll be a bit miffed if it's not.

Ah, I like the clamp-to-clamp docking with walkways. Want. Big want. So much want. It would be better yet if the "walkway" idea were literally built into the concept, at least optionally. You've overlooked one very important and desirable option, however. For smaller ships, I'd like to see a...

I don't know about the rest of you, but I'd like some retractable wrist bayonets, either physical or energy. As they do require you to get up close and personal (possibly advancing through a hail of weapons fire) these melee weapons should do considerably more damage than a pistol...

Yes, the advanced informational contraptions we've all been waiting for! I'd also like to see mineral analyses for asteroids and planet segments. Why not just do that anyway?

I've had this problem too. I was thinking maybe some kind of indicator on the factory enhancer's texture would be handy. If there's a beam, there would be a LOT of beams and they wouldn't be visible at some angles.

One thing that I think would be good is the ability to control jump drives with logic. It would sure save my finger. Even if we could only charge the things with logic and had to activate jump manually, I'd be happy. I'd be happier yet if we could activate them too. Warp cruise.

The Skyborn-class strikes the ideal balance of aesthetics and function with a compact but fully-furnished roleplay-ready interior which does not compromise its battle performance. I am very proud of this vessel. The stock model is painted in the colors of Spearhead Industries of Ragnarok Galaxy...

For doors, some complexity and such could be saved by using a containment forcefield instead of an airlock. You could walk though the field or fly a vessel though it (think hangar bays on Star Wars Battlefront II) but gasses cannot pass though. This could be accomplished with a ring of blocks...

Before this is implemented there absolutely must be a way to scan for types of ores in a large area. Otherwise this will be the most irritating addition to the game ever made.

This argument is completely invalid. There are a lot of easy things that haven't been done yet, silly. :P Uh... I see no reason at all for there to be a risk or a bunch of weirdness. The changes just need to be done gradually to prevent massive lag on the server. I suggested this elsewhere...

Just put a built-in flashlight in my helmet and activate it with a hotkey. There's no need to take up another inventory space with a handheld device. We already need a multislot for all those pistol-like things, but for some reason no one thought to implement that.

*BUMP!*

Your idea is interesting, but it's off-topic. Maybe you should post it in a new thread. I created this thread to discuss remote access from inside a single ship, such as flying from the bridge instead of the core room. "Remote core access" in the title refers to the ability to control the ship...

I'm not really in favor of a ship just blowing up on its own. It's too cliché. However if they must blow up, I'd rather the explosion come from something... y'know, volatile, rather than the core which is just the main computer. Instead of the core overheating (Who puts a bomb in the ship's...

That's what I suggested. A helm module is a remote access point for the core. Sit in a chair, activate the helm and it's like you're in the core.

Exactly. This is what people have wanted for so long, but it's been put off again and again. I'm honestly stumped as to why this isn't in-game already as it would add significantly to playability.

Rather than "cockpit chairs" I really think we should use the current sitting feature in conjunction with a computer block. This is a more coherent solution to the problem. Now, if you aren't happy with wedges as chairs, perhaps a (very simple!) modeled chair should be added. I can think of a...

Finally a reasonable, non-nerf idea for small craft viability. Good going!