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I'd suggest securing a CCU or two from Gemini to Endeavor and Crucible. Those are among the oldest concepts that haven't gotten any attention, price or development wise, yet. It's not guaranteed or anything, but I've got a feeling those two got just about the best price increase potential...

Ideally, we'd have like Sector hubs that Hull E handles, System hubs that are perfect for Hull D, then planetary hubs for Hull C and maybe like moon hubs that Hull B delivers to from the planetary hub, and then Hull A does the outpost-to-outpost trading within a planet or a moon. I'd imagine CIG...

Especially if Orion finally gets a WB CCU with around $50 discount. That'd be just perfect. Been lowkey wanting an Orion, but $575 seemed like too much. Also means that Hull B might go up by more than previously estimated. And Hull D and E will definitely go up by a lot, though you can't really...

Yeah, wat ta falcon. That's only around $100 more than what I guessed it would end up at. Not really sure what I'm gonna do with my Hull C now. Was planning on upgrading it to a Reclaimer, but I might go for Orion instead.

While I don't know what might cause this in your case specifically, a way you can have a very high framerate and still stutter is if every once in a while you get a frame that is displayed for much longer than the others. One thing you could try is setting a cap on the framerate. Start from a...

I think there's an order of magnitude of difference between stating what a thing looks like on the surface, and speculating on some deeper meaning behind a few words. I also think I've been remarkably consistent in wanting to stay on the surface level with no speculation on this topic: On the...

Starfield is definitely a game that I now have on my backlog. Yup, right there with a hundred or so other major games from up to a decade back. 100 games on backlog and all, 100 games and all! Play around and cross one out, 99 games on backlog and all!

Well, the problem with rules you make up on the spot tends to be the inconsistent application of said rules. Especially when even the rules written down seem to be rather spottily enforced. Sure: Feedback must be provided 'without the claims of bad business practices.' An example of 'bad...

Then prune it because it's insulting, not because it's criticism. If there's suddenly a bunch of people critiquing something you've done, I think it'd be better to address the issue rather than just silencing the criticism.

I was contemplating on going over this, but ultimately it just distracts from the main topic here, which is the reason stated. Besides, I think we've already gone over our respective opinions on the wave restructuring in sufficient detail here and elsewhere, and if I were to answer these that's...

Odd how? Would you not find it disturbing?

Well, the CIG standard of conduct literally and specifically states that using terms like "carebear" is not allowed, and I don't see that backslash. And that's my point. I'd sorta understand if the mod felt 'milking the whales' was bad because it's not the level of politeness mandated by TOS...

And if they said something along the lines of "Hey no big deal but we pruned this message because 'milking the whales' is not a nice way to phrase it" I'd understand. It'd be a bit silly, but if I squint I can sort of see the point. That's not what it said though. Their approach was "Nice...

Ah, this one was on Spectrum. Zyloh basically confirmed this. I mean, the image being genuine, not that this is rigged. I've got my suspicions though :wut:

Well, that's fair enough, and while I do disagree a bit on some details I think we can leave it at that. :glorious:

Well, that is certainly an interesting interpretation. I do feel like calling it dishonest when CIG claims that this wave restructuring would be almost unnoticeable with vastly compressed timeline and with the waves happening almost immediately one after the other is warranted though. You've...

I mean, maybe you missed it but it actually specifically says "the claims of bad business practices, such as implications of milking backers."

Well, here one is at least free to express their opinion on the matter. 🍻

This is starting to get a bit ridiculous. Was the post removed because "subscription based whale milk operation" is too vulgar? No. It was apparently "a claim of bad business practice," an arbitrary offense that, correct me if I'm wrong, isn't found anywhere in the linked code of conduct...

To answer the question posed at around 5 minute mark: If I get two job offers from two different companies, where the commute times and the salaries are both within like 5-10% of each other, then I would absolutely go with the one that has nicer office. Yes, I'd even take tiny bit less pay for a...