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And just wanted to make a post that didnt sound pissed off for people to read on the Gen Dis page.
Hows everyones day going?

Publicado originalmente por Maddox Cider:

I'd also like an invite if possible hopefully the game installs soon

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Agreed, and the playercounts support that statement too. This game had a massive falling off when they originally axed the jetpacks and has not recovered even with this update.

This update is better than what they tried before, but it still can't reach the highs they had before jetpack removal for one simple reason: Farlight used to be its own thing instead of a knockoff APEX. The charming energy weapons are gone. The high-mobility fast-paced action is heavily nerfed or outright missing. The cool vehicles are entirely removed...(anyone remember the spider-tanks? Or the fast crawler buggy thing? I 'member...)

The jetpack royale they brought back does NOT fill the void because the new weapons and maps don't fit well with old mobility options, not to mention characters missing parts of their kit they used to have.

NEED TWO PLAYER TO SAVIOR'S INSIGNIA

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Publicado originalmente por Jackie Daytona:

Publicado originalmente por Gammy:

Don't play online pvp games if you can't deal with the toxicity lol.

Having people be rude to me shouldn't be a base requirement to playing an online game.

It takes no effort to NOT be a jerk. It takes real effort to be one.

Next time someone is failing on your team? Say nothing. Congratulations. You've made the world a better place.

Wishful thinking, they tried to fix toxicity for decades now, it doesn't work. You simply have to adapt to the world if you can't bend it to your will.

I personally don't care about my team because I consider them bugs that are not worth my fury. That's why I'm chill. I do roast back if someone talks ♥♥♥♥, but that's all.

Meh.. I just rediscovered Starcraft and StarCraft ][. I'ma go play those... friggin games today have no longevity..

Some worlds, unfortunately, have only small Black Forests nearest to the spawn areas. So you may have to wander further away to find a more substantial Black Forest that will have the delves with the Surtling Cores in it. If you can't find a landmass that you can swim to, this may mean building a raft and slowly sailing towards another landmass. Sometimes it just goes this way.

I would look around before resorting to a raft, though. Usually there is a landmass or two one can swim across a narrow channel to reach. You may have to build a temporary camp so you can dry off, get the rested bonus back, and then try to move further along in attempting to find delves. This is part of the challenge of the game.

If you do end up rafting, only sail in daylight hours and try to stay near the shore most of the time. When you reach another landmass, follow the shoreline. This way you can scope out any Black Forests you find and see if they are small or substantial. Once you find a substantial Black Forest, you will likely find more delves than you need.

Also, be aware that once you work your way up to the Swamp and get into it, there will locations there that offer a plentiful supply of Surtling Cores that can be farmed over and over.

Good luck.

The DC penalty will slowly kill this game.

First of, I am a big fan of the game, I just think it could vastly improve by having some of the features listed below. This is more of what I think would make the game better than most other space game and standout even more.

I know the game is probably 10 years old by now and it is a one-guy project, but I still play it on and off for a few hours and I just wish it would get a DLC or a sequel.

- Ownable Capital ships (not flyable by the player)
let me call in a really expensive carrier or big expedition ship that I can use as a home base to refuel and jump around the map. It could be prized as something like 50.000.000 cr and with no limit on jump range but additional maintenance costs and resource needs

- Endgame money sink
In my opinion the game could benefit of some way to utilize credits other than buying cargo and equipment, like maybe having the option to invest into a systems economy or a research tech tree, that lets you unlock some crazy upgrades for your ship (something like a star/planet scanner, that guides you in the direction of uncharted locations, weapon, shield, or engine mods that drastically change gameplay) or even buildable star gates.
Once you've reached around 6.000.000 cr in this game, you can buy everything and have no need for credits anymore, which is a shame.

- A way to check if you've already visited or discovered a planet // a way to rename unclaimed planets on the map

- Make faction war actually winable for one faction across the galaxy through player actions ( at least in single player it is not fun to engage in the war, because it is just a mindless grind to try change faction ownership and there is no reward for doing so

- Space Pirates or Rebels
Missions that revolve around stolen cargo, finding and destroying pirate bases on distant planets which effect the economic state of a star system.

- Management and Production / more realistic economy
building cities and stations would be a lot more interesting, if the player could decide, which kind of goods could be produced at a location. For example: instead of simply having a "production" building. it would be so much cooler if we could build a "Mine", a "Farm", a "Military factory" etc. and these buildings would need other resources too