I would be completely fine with having a buy and fly kind of ship, but to make the hard points unremovable would really restrict some creativity. For instance if I turn a tiny little fighter into a much larger ship over time then I don't want some guns in awkward positions that are impossible to rem...

The computer could takes automatic screen shots every time something interesting. For instance the screen capture could take a picture of the gameplay if it meets one of the following constraints: - 1 in every five explosions viewed by the player is a pic - If projectiles meet a certain equation the...

JoshParnell wrote: (PS ~ Do you like the banner? Better? Worse?)

I'm with DWMagus on this one, I love it as well, it goes with the Limit Theory text a lot better and it is generally more appealing. So a pretty awesome improvement.

P.S. BTW love the direction this game is going!!

I noticed mostly because I am a very bored person that spends almost tedious amounts of time on these forums.

I don't know how t his hasn't come up yet. Its an amazingly thought out game about a journey through space that can end in a large multitude of ways, with the most likely being death. It has an amazing soundtrack that's only beat by the gameplay. An added plus is the fact that AI is smart, reacting ...

Yeah, but now let's say you're an up-and-coming trader that has just poured a large chunk of his money into constructing a spiffy new antarian monoceros cannery on the grassy green slopes of Antari Peroxyde. And while you're out there minding your own business with a large, juicy asteroid, the RNG ...

In a dynamic universe that lives and breathes its hard to imagine death and dispair as well. It would make sense for planetary doomsdays to happen every now and then. It would make for some interesting gameplay. For instance, let's say your leading your faction to victory over a neighboring coalitio...

Can you also post pictures sometimes (like once a week) to show the progress as well as us reading about it?

Lets say you've been playing for a long time. You have discovered multiple galaxies and command a fleet of hundreds to thousands. Would it ever get to the point where the computer your playing on just cant handle any more data stored?

Like 10GB would be way to big for a single save.

I would have liked to have seen you land on a planet like that...

Terraforming is also not what you really want, from the sounds of things. Terraforming is making a planet more Earth-like in order to make it habitable. You wouldn't terraform a planet to make it easier to mine. That woudl just be, well, planetary demolitions and mining. No terraforming involved. B...

jawdan wrote:Or if you couldn't acquire another planet, for whatever reason.

Realistically, Terraforming is a very, very, very, very lengthy process.

Doesnt mean it has to be in limit theory

Demetrius wrote:I can see the use if you wanted to stay in an particular solar system but, all you would have to do is go explore and find a planet that had a faster way of gathering resources.

Yes but this way you could speed up industry, science, etc. by considerable means.

The ability to terraform your planet would not only make the planet more aestheticly pleasing but it would be practical in the sense that it would change life on the planet. For instance if I had an ice planet with slowed production and wanted to extract more resorces out of it I could terraform it ...