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I'm not seeing the one I want. I'M NOT SEEING IT.

I am about 98% sure it was explicitly ships as well. That 2% is maybe it could be referring to building them with better components and weapons from the get-go? But my unfounded speculation is that they wanted to introduce a hook / grind for those of us who have purchased everything we would...

I'm all in on the guardian. I need it.

I've had luck with fellow testies on the grey market, but I see ads for entire grey market websites and it makes me shudder.

I like how they made sure to mention the recommendation was from before the incident so it's not JUST because you saved the Captain. You deserved it.

I think they will have to do a gold gold pass on most everything by the end and people will regret selling ships they otherwise liked just because they didn't have the bells and whistles. I myself think they will redo the Connie at some point and I will be holding on to my Aquila until then.

Right that will be me sorted then. That's what I want to be be doing. Humanity is entitled to the stars!

I mean I loved it. I want more already.

Retaliator

Well the good part about this is that these are plans of plans not concrete, and that this is a Chris Roberts dictatorship. Because 160 space stations around a single planet would be an eyesore. I also don't think these corporations would allow uncontrolled space stations around their owned...

I'm really hoping they drop the Mirai ship, looks right up my alley.

I kind of thought that they were targeting subsystems suicidally. Also it was the tutorial mission so I don't think it is a safe assumption they'll be that placid later on. Even Elden Ring has the Soldier of Godrick first boss.

People have been mentioning the 10% number (players versus NPCs) wasn't mentioned this time around but given they didn't disavow it either I'm not concerned about player domination. I'm also figuring a lot of these bases never get completed due to attrition (of time or violence).

Secret hidden interstellar base is a classic sci-fi trope, I would think that they would let us build in the middle of nowhere, which would take care of the overcrowding issue that's already been raised.

Mind you this is top tier hopium, but given the cited length of squadron 42 at 30 to 40 hours I'm starting to buy into the theory that the PU as it exists has been a delaying action to buy time to finish squadron 42 and things may change rapidly once that's out the door.

Oh man, and they could even be one offs if they achieve seamless generation. That could be super cool.

Jeez at least take it to dinner first.

I actually don't like the idea of us being able to craft better ships - better components and weapons sure but the idea of being owned by a tier 5 ship when I have the same ship annoys me. I feel like the corporations would have a thing or two to say about us having their designs outside of...

Sons of Orion? What's that?

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