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IRL if I total my car my insurance premium is going to go up if I do it enough times my insurance company will refuse to sell me coverage why is it unreasonable to refuse coverage to someone who gets their ship stolen in lawless space? I'm not saying they should lose coverage in civilised...

re: the Ebay idea all persistent objects in the game are, at their most basic level, collections of information stored in a database it would be the simplest thing in the world to add a 'stolen true/false' attribute to objects all ship ownership transfer operations could check this attribute...

there's no lack of combat ships what's missing is a compelling reason to engage in massive wars

will the game be this amusing when they get all the bugs worked out?

fried chicken drenched in Maple Syrup - mmm, mmm!

[WALL O' TEXT] I say you should be able to keep a ship you steal from another player in lawless space, as long as you don't ever take it to civilised space where the insurance company would find out and claim it and you would have no recourse if someone stole it from you to prevent massive...

Rome wasn't built in a day but they didn't have Procedural Generation back then or Corporate Efficiency maybe TEST could help out if CR asks us nicely

if I could shit jpegs I would save a ton on toilet paper enough to buy more jpegs, I bet

things don't burn in space, there is no oxygen maybe you could melt all the things

can we keep ships we steal from other players?

someone has too much time on their hands

congratulations your patience has been rewarded

I don't need to give CIG more of my money I'm already a high Admiral

what a geek

I've decided to play it safe and just agree with the OP all those hamsters in the reconditioning chamber are too scary

it's just a day's drive count me in

god forbid that we entertain the notion that Dear Leader ripped off the Squadron 42 logo design

there are only two MMOs worth talking about Eve Online, for its epic metagame and politics and Star Citizen, for its epic scale and potential

the key to happiness is eating ducks, not wearing them