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Maybe they'll keep the crew requirement low, but for some people, bigger isn't always better. A 50% increase in size isn't negligible.

I would be happy to serve on your Polaris! NPCs should be able to do any job a player can do, so they make that 90% of the 'verse believable. Given enough UEC, I hope we'll be able to hire a competent NPC crew. We'll have to wait and see!

We're professionals. There will be no drinking in the Medbay during working hours. Working hours are 1PM - 1:05 PM. While off-the-clock, though, we're going to partaaaaaay!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just bought the extra credits I needed to get both the Medical Bay + Landing Bay. I think I'll call it... "Curie". In honor of both Marie Curie (the scientist) and Curie (the medical robot from Fallout 4). That seems appropriate.

Do we know what the date of the Anniversary Sale will be? Do I have enough time to buy 2 more packages using my own referral code, wait for 30 days and send them back to my main account for melting?

Guys, thanks for the help and for putting things into perspective. I'LL KEEP THE DAMNED SHIP. I love it so much.

I'm looking to get the Hope modules too. Nice to hear someone else is into medical! :) If you don't get yours, you're welcome to use mine anytime!

We don't own too many Endeavors (as per the ship inventory spreadsheet - and that counts all Endeavors, not just the Hope), so maybe it's better if we kept it around. If a fellow testie wants to fly it and manage it, I'm good; all I want to do is work in the hospital. I know she'll be in good...

You're right. While I already have a Cutlass Red, I'd also like a Freelancer MAX (for some cargo gameplay), maybe a fighter (because I have 0 combat ships), maybe a Herald etc. But reading what you wrote, I realize that I'm kind of comfortable with the idea of working for some of them in game...

I am [CONCERNED] by the Shipyard: Ship Technical Information document. In the "Little Chart of Big Ship Sizes", the love of my life, the Endeavor, is classed as a Capital Ship. The description for capital-sized ships is this: "Huge ships [...] that require a significant investment in time or...

I'm not a huge fan of their new pricing policy. What's the Javelin going to cost when it's done? Also, I'm really curious to know if they actually make more money selling a few, very expensive big ships than they make selling Aurora-priced smaller ones.

Your post hurt but, to my surprise, I understood most of it. Welcome to TEST!

Send in the pirates?

Welcome to TEST, Semperviren!

Added the Pioneer to the list.

What we know so far: - it's a civilian ship; - it does something that no other ship in SC has done before (the gamechanger Ben mentioned); - it's most likely an exploration ship (the theme of CitizenCon - "Exploring new worlds" - and the name "Pioneer"). Also, because of yesterday's Shipyard...

Wow, you actually took time out of your day to write this. Thank you, @NaffNaffBobFace . You are an amazing human being.

Welcome to TEST, Jast!

Hi, simpop! Welcome to TEST!