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Or such an amazing tester as to have successful tested Einstein theory that space is a closed loop and so everything circles back

Have to hand it to Lego. They truly know their market but these prices? $239.99 no wonder we still live in our mom's basement.

So what action was it? Cause in my corrupted mind it goes the full spectrum from playful mildly flirtatious to full-on nasty.

It is unknown if the modules will need to be lowered from the ship detached first to be opened for loading / unloading so using the same opening currently used to walk through them in the ship

I'll let you know that my impulse buying has been purely based on the attractiveness of the ship then like all good well adjusted individuals I then attempt to find justifications that support the forgone conclusion. Like I got a galaxy not because I need a large multi-player combat ship as I...

I could see some of this if the carrack was a drop ship or combat specialist where getting armed combatants geared up and deployed is critical but in the case of the carrack its out looking and scanning so by the time it has found something and traveled there the crew has had time to prepare to...

Glasses? I can afford that. Beer cans all over the floor and only get cleaned out when they fall out when the door is opened

Still it really is uninspiring which is sad as I really like to Ursa and the Phoenix. It's like it was designed by someone who thinks the rich just need drink glasses everywhere on shelves that are not secure. It's like the difference between what people think being rich and limousine are...

It's an interesting take on the carrack layout but I do not see how it's much of an improvement on the current layout. The one thing I am a huge fan of is if the allowed the main elevator the one in the back to go all the way to the ground. It seems like such a blunder given how much using...

Well the grouch does keep eyeing your form avatar

Is there a use case and unit test for this scenario?

Wow. Glad Diablo 4 has been distracting this sounds... painful.

Ya nothing special. They are just reducing the amount of data being stored in the player database and subsequent calls by not creating that object until you play with it. Like I'm sure you have multiple ships but most you haven't flown in ages. No reason to add all of that data that's not...

Given the tech demos on fire propagation and air handling it might be possible for them to create the impacts of uncontrolled decompression. As for munching ships I have the feeling it's just going to be simply a reduced step from having to use a laser to break up the hull into smaller...

I originally thought it was a full Sim as well but as development continued and all the ships currently in game as well as known have weapons and the vast majority pilot controlled. While it still has a very deep simulation it's still a simulation of a dystopia with a combat centric...

That is a dangerous game as it enboldens others to cheat which destroys a game faster than becoming abandoned by the developers. It's why I was glad that SC was saying that they were using a server side authoritative solution as it cuts down on so many hacks leaving aim and wall hacks the only...

There is already a lot of this variation with different deployables and mining heads. The other aspect I would stress is from a game design standpoint and the underlying thread as to what SC is at its heart. And that is very much a fps. It's why all ships have guns it's why so much attention...

It is honestly not that difficult. While it is true that game balance can be tedious and time-consuming to do right like what has been done with ship flight and combat. The changes they listed in the show would take no more than a week or two to implement given the scale of the changes made.

I think there is some confusion over terms and or point. For me, procedural generation is like you said crafting one-time mission locations using reusable object blocks like legos to craft slightly unique locations. This can be as vast as whole planets and solar systems as seen in NMS and...

It is my understanding that diversifying the distribution of goods was always the plan to facilitate trading as a viable game loop. Add on that Quantum game world simulator and you have a vibrant and dynamic marketplace that reacts to player and GM game influence. So while this change to...