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I have 64, 128, and 256 folders under Default, but only a 64 folder under Pixel. Changing the texture pack option (under Graphics) to Default actually lets me play the game (no sound, though)!

Will this help?

For some reason, I'm having the exact same issue. That said, the intro movie is no longer missing.

Weird. I'm using Debian (64-bit, Jesse), and I got the client off of Steam.

Sorry about the slow response, it's been a busy few days for me. Anyway, I don't see either of those folders, and I'm not seeing any .zip files either. Any idea on where else I should look?

Just tried both of those, no luck. I think the issue might be the game attempting to load textures from a directory that doesn't exist.

I have no clue what to make of this, but the game keeps trying to load textures from a path that doesn't make any sense (and Java comes up with ResourceException errors). Screenshot from the last time this happened: Log from just a few minutes ago: # # A fatal error has been detected by the...

Uninstalling/reinstalling the game fixed the issue. Still odd, though.

It's a shame there's nothing useful here.

Anyone have any ideas on why my starter isn't launching the main game?

Interesting. Launching the game directly (instead of using the starter) worked perfectly, but launching the game through the starter doesn't work. Maybe there's something up with my starter?

There's no logfile, so I guess there's some form of incompatibility? IDK, I don't think I'm doing anything differently for this install. I even have the same drivers for my video card (NVIDIA binary driver, version 352.63, marked "proprietary, tested").

Problem: The launcher comes up fine, but once the game is updated and ready to go, hitting Start Game doesn't do anything. The launcher closes itself and no new processes come up. Info: System specs aren't important since I ran the game just fine a month ago, but that was an unintentional hard...

Simple. 1. With your astronaut, fly right up to the derelict. 2. Right-click it for a second, not long enough to start salvaging. 3. When the prompt comes up that you can buy the station, hit M. If you're short on credits, it'll tell you instead of putting you into debt.

That approach doesn't work anymore AFAIK; you have to buy the station to claim it.

Oh wow, I should definitely try that. The only reason I haven't claimed a planet (and therefore, a system) is that escaping a planet's gravity every time I go mining/exploring/etc. is kind of a pain.

I've been doing nothing mining on my singleplayer sandbox, trying to get to a million (or more) credits as quickly as possible so I can build a station, and I'm starting to realize that, the more I upgrade my ship (for faster mining), the more money it costs me, and the more time it takes for me...

Just got the game a few days ago, and I'm really starting to like it. Just...don't expect me here often. Expect me to be on the Disturb The Peace Gaming server about once a night.

After listening to too many Black Keys songs too many times, I came up with the following short song. Sing it to the tune/beat of "I Got Mine". I Got Mined For ten long yeeears, I've been fightin' the stone. Pickin' and diiiiggin', and breakin' my bones. Then I found a better waaaay now...

RE: Assumption Three: Maybe this could be achieved by invoking some form or implication of the square-cube law.