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If you want to avoid all the drama from other players play offline
Stopped cause also some problematics would be fuel ratts and would go on pirate faction player discords or so let them know the location of a troubled player ship if they were deep core mining and have them attack that ship and the pirate players would pay them a percentage of the goods.
part of the game but annoying though cause these egonazi's are cowards they won't fight you if you know how to fight
They want a easy battle they hate challenges
And instead of just fixing that they focused more on the ingame store.
and fed into the overly inflated ego's of the narcissist players who only care about blinging their ships and all up and showing off. pretty much just like Fdev an huge overly inflated ego and nothing else going on
Frontiers Fdev never cared about anyone else's input but his own
the creator and owner of the company doesn't care
why do you all think for the longest time they ignored and dodged all the complaints about trolls and problem players that camped out the starter system and hunted down anyone new and caused them to stop playing.
frontier never cared about it until they noticed uh oh.. we are not getting fed money anymore why? took then how many years to care?
And again - Common Sense. A DLC is downloadable software for another game. You can't track "specifically" that DLC content. Take a game like World of Warcraft for example - How would steam track that I was playing one of the many expansions? Steam would have to spy on the game itself to figure out if I was in a DLC map. Same thing goes for here... How would Steam know that I'm playing Odyssey content? How would Steam know I'm in space, or on foot? What about doing a mission that was added by Odyssey? We haven't ever touched Cosmetic DLC which add nothing to "play". Steam would have to be one of the most intrusive programs on the market to satisfy your request - and that's not gonna happen.
That's they way DLC content works, has always worked, and will always work.