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That would work... Repair beams sound right. It would be a good reason to actually HAVE repair beams, which are currently kind of... slow and pointless.

Nerf unmultiplieed shields, as in make fighters worthless? If small default-dock-box fighter shields can\'t take a single beefy AMC hit if the fighters look decent, and hulls can barely handle the damage from a squirt gun, isn\'t that kind of counterproductive to both carriers and individuality...

I agree with all of this... it seems that everyone agrees that cores are too ridiculously centralized, and my topic was a pointless restatement of multiple suggestions already made and agreed upon (besides console blocks, which people don\'t like for some reason.)

Alright then, apparently most people here agree with me on the first point(s) at least partially... should I make this only about the Console Block?

Crossposted from another topic: I see two, maybe three, main issues with combat, and indeed, the game in general. One, it's all about the core. You build around the core, rotate around the core, magically get sucked into the core and see out of it to pilot the ship, and if it's destroyed you...

No fuel. I don\'t know what the solution might be, but... no fuel. Please. It doesn\'t sound like incentive to use smaller ships, it just sounds ANNOYING. Perhaps the drawback to megaton ships should be lack of practical access to jumpgates.

I already said the hull buff thing. Also, replying to Furb, perhaps the ship\'s geometric center could also be its pivot point, making core drilling even harder... (If pilot\'s chairs like I always ask for are ever implemented, this would be a quite logical tweak)

If AMCs are going to be weakened, it had better be just by diminishing returns - say, a 10-block-long AMC weenie should barely lose any damage, but a massive 10000-some block doom cannon should lose a significant amount of... well, doom.

Why in the world would you want wheels and runways taking up space when all ships are VTOL by nature? And stations becoming ships feels really, really cheaty.

Trains sound ridiculously complicated and unnecessary (Turbolift-like things would be better), but everything else is something I\'ve found myself wanting one time or another. ...having crewmembers actually sit and itneract (sic) with consoles instead of getting sucked in into magical control...

I see two, maybe three, main issues with combat, and indeed, the game in general. One, it\'s all about the core. You build around the core, rotate around the core, inexplicably \"get into\" and see out of the core to pilot the ship, and if it\'s destroyed you and your ship die. Also, it\'s all...

Sadly; naval ships have difficulty flying through air. For this reason it makes sense for a naval ship to carry things that can fly through air and go places that a naval ship can\'t.You don\'t see \"naval ships that carry naval ships\" being used for naval warfare though, because there\'s no...

LIGHTNESS. As in lack of mass. Not as in pwetty glowy icy crystals of glowyness.

I actually DID connect them at one point but it ended up looking really bad... So I just left it as it was. It\'s the tiniest bit clumsy, but the general lightness of the ship mostly makes up for the engine inefficiency.

+1 to this. I\'ve never figured out how to do anything like this.

It's small and it sports a part of flimsy Isanth Industries antiproton cannons, but it does look pretty cool. (Inspired by the Vulcan D'kyr-class) Front: Rear, showing small shuttle/repair bee (Also why we should have ice crystal wedges): ...It also looks really cool when it's...

As much as colonizing is already implemented, for some reason you can\'t name planets with faction blocks, which would be the last missing colonization feature... It stores the string but it doesn\'t display the name on radar.

Seriously, we need these features... Especially since planets all look alike externally unless there\'s stuff in orbit.

I never said that the escape velocity is bad, I was just making a comment about it. This IS a ship game, after all, and a building game, not a survival game with ships as a final tier of technology. But that doesn\'t mean the planets should just be glorified giant asteroids.

Title says it all. As it stands, space, and thus planets, are really bright, even at night. IMO you should need PlexLights to see well if there is no sun above or nearby. (Shops should have PlexLights and beacons added to them to avoid ones far from stars being invisible). Also, it is currently...