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No clue. While they did have a tech writeup on the ability to open cargo containers and move things around it is unknown if that will work with all things or just some things like a container of guns. @Thalstan is right in that currently the bags can be filled with all kinds of ore types and...

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6aeL83z_9Y

Indeed even 100 players seems to be on the small side. While server meshing helps transfer players from one game area to another its the server side authentication that is limiting the number of players in a given area. Don't get me wrong I am fully in agreement that this is the right design...

Its so great we keep getting more cannon fodder, otherwise, we might have to stuff the canons with something else.

I am sure you can travel the stars especially if you team up with others and are either part of a multiplayer ship crew or join a flotilla. As for those ships that are going to make a habit of traveling the stars you'd want to look towards the large explore ships. But then you have to ask...

I have to wonder if it's also a misnomer about the need to travel the galaxy. CIG seems to be spending a great amount of time and energy on making sure that each planet and location has lots of things to do so while starter ships might be limited in range they are not going to be limited in...

Went looking to see if i can find some ghost owl near me and the closest store is 2 hours away... Might still be worth it. Also I found this. Now to see if it works.

Good question. Given its just a concept and not flight-ready I am not sure where it will be placed in the ship pipeline but I would wager this ship will be done before the Orion and will be used to test the refining game loop.

ya it's all zone defense now.

Each engine has its strengths and weaknesses, for the longest time Unity was unique in that I could start developing without paying hundreds of thousands for an engine license. I have to say Unreal has been really good for Unity development as well as unlocking a lot of the features that...

lol. It really is a beautiful ship.

You're making my wallet cry... I mean I did help create 4 co-pilots who may be willing to join me in crashing ships into things.

It does. I almost clicked warbond buy now then reminded myself I have an Orion.

Hopefuly for good reasons and not the Duke Nukem Forever kind of waves. But still the waves I am talking about are what the engine itself can do and not what was created in the engine. It's true, another engine that is relatively easy to create things in is Unity. Lumberyard is not there...

Without looking at the backend code I cannot answer to what they are attempting to accomplish and what the roadblocks are and if its issues with the game engine they acquired, not having the technical staff or just not having the time to dedicate to the problem. But as to the problem it has...

yes and no. While unreal 5 does not currently have the asset streaming service as facilitated by CIG (they do allow for streaming assets as does Unity, games like Minecraft stream in the game world as you move around), and hopefully soon a realized server mesh both of these are not new...

The things the Unreal Engine is capable of doing really goes to highlight the shortcomings of lumberyard and how much time and effort CIG has had to put into it to try and make it sort of comparable. View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZLibi6s_ew

Talk about a scary strain that pops up from time to time.

It's a pretty ship but I'll stick to my herc. I am excited about the cargo refactoring and what it means for hauling as a profession.

More than likely it's not related nor helpful as typically virus-caused clotting is caused by the hemoglobins already in your blood clumping around white blood cell/virus interactions and not the increased production of hemoglobin needed for those suffering from hemophilia. My more than likely...