Turrets be empty, and not have to search for Gunners to Crew them- But If I'm personally Piloting a Hawk I DO get 2 Gunners as I can't aim and fire two additional Guns while doing Fast Manouvers- the AI
if you store extra Crystals and Trade Items, and many ships from Corvette up require a Supervisor, so I use them




The big trick I've Learned is to have an entire set of "extra" Crew Members floating

access-anywhere equipment stash makes saving all equipment you find useful for some undetermined time in the future. I just can't actually add the ships to my fleet, or even make a fleet, because I apparently
overleveled through business and trading.

I'd like to try it, but without nuking my save and starting fresh just for this one thing, and it doesn't seem like that's an option now. [/quote]
it can be

and what to write about it, because assuming that bad things not are ignored, you can't be sure, in the end you just have one more game that breaks because a developer listened to players.

But some
, and it became too similar to other games.

And with the game there is now no danger of deleting a complete part, since mining and trading belong to this game, like the other things.

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Barrier.


Yes

, I would like to have something like that in the game, it's always stupid when crew learn professions that they can't use in their place, or skills that are of no use because they are aimed at
NPC ships also come so if Trading is open for NPC.

X4, where there should be the function to have your own from the beginning, only read if it was implemented I do not know, my PC is still too weak for

(not saying thats what your doing, just ID the spectrum) makes a big difference. my ships go through a lot by the time i trade one in for an upgrade, im just glad repair costs eventually diminish and
than the other content, ie exploring systems and trying all the ships, weapons, upgrades, it just made sense. since star valor is open world, things have to lose value so you cant just constantly switch

outside of the 2 opposing fleets will interfere unless they are close enough to join, or want to join at all. like if you are trying to get into a pirate station to trade, but a pirate fleet intercepts you
massive battles where things can die very quickly if you cant act fast enough. also, all weapons have visible arcs so you know at a glance if you are in range of an enemy and where your turret is pointed

interfere unless they are close enough to join, or want to join at all. like if you are trying to get into a pirate station to trade, but a pirate fleet intercepts you, then the station will aid the pirates
quickly if you cant act fast enough. also, all weapons have visible arcs so you know at a glance if you are in range of an enemy and where your turret is pointed. In Starsector, all weapons are turreted

always instanced, meaning nothing outside of the 2 opposing fleets will interfere unless they are close enough to join, or want to join at all. like if you are trying to get into a pirate station to trade
leisure, this is really helpful in massive battles where things can die very quickly if you cant act fast enough. also, all weapons have visible arcs so you know at a glance if you are in range of an enemy

I can answer a little.

The two main differences with Endless Sky are the RNG and the action.
Star Valor's not a single preset universe, so it can't be quite as quest/story driven.
On the other hand
trading won't attract all that much more attention on their own besides you being a big fat target full of goods (if you're known as a 'White Collar' marauders do assume you've got some tasty treats in

the money I have with that and build ships via blueprint if the new one just can't find it because only in new sectors will be new ship at stations and he was already in many sectors.

That's why I
nobody except the player accepts these quests, because they are only there for the player.

Fleet the problem that you can't get past bandit camps with them, bandits always attack fleet, if the player