Valhalla

The information may no longer appear on the official site but there are still archives and articles with the details.  If I had to guess, a lawyer and/or a bean counter was involved somehow or in some capacity as to why the public info went poof instead of a curated archive section.  I sincerely hope it was an oversight that purchase history and relevant terms are no longer attainable within one's personal account.  Odds are fair that some of the founders and backers are lawyers or close friends with one, so I'm sure NQ is not intentionally hiding that.

Aside from the mass-confusion of the very vaguely explained pioneer packs. (Which even after hundreds of questions about them I'm still only 80% sure how they will work.) I have questions about our past founder and supporter packs. Since the developers have seemingly quietly swept them all under a rug. You can no longer even see what you had purchased, they aren't listed on the account page, and the old info about them was quietly removed from the web.
 
Basically I want the devs to confirm the old rewards from supporter packs. As I recall spending a small fortune on one with a ton of rewards I've heard not a word about in many many months.

Currently the only renewable resources are the surface deposits. Those respawn quite fast, but are obviously the worst source of resources. Everything else in the game will eventually run out. (Though asteroids may become another infinite source down the road.) The devs claim it will take years to mine out the starter planet... I chuckle every time they say that. It won't last a year. I've single handedly since beta started mined out 3 tiles down to 2000m. If everyone did that at my pace it'd run out in a few months.

*chuckles* No, it isn't. And none of those permissions actually work currently. It's convoluted as hell. I could make the whole damn thing be on a single UI window and require nothing more than a few click and a name input. Currently it's 4 windows and 3 menus deeps, NOTHING about that is "simple".

Keep in mind this was NOT some random person on discord. I would simply block/ignore them and move on. It was one of the higher ups, entrusted by the developers with special privileges to help players. Most of the other players were indeed quite helpful. But when the people running the show are rotten to the core, it doesn't matter how many good people you have in the audience, the show will suck.

Are they working on the issues? How do you know? I've seen no communication from them acknowledging there issues, or that they're trying to fix them.
 
Say you bought an innovative washing machine,  and it didn't work,  stopped working all the time, threw your washing on the floor. So you contact their support and hear nothing, You find other owners have similar problems - and have heard nothing.
 
So you complain and ask for some action.
 
The response from you would be "get off your high horse! Try making your own washing machine - see how hard it is! Why should the washing machine company fix a problem when you want them to?"

People are not just going to deal with the server issues. They'll just leave. That's how this works, and you end up with a failed game. And don't get me started on the Discord. If you aren't a troll or a mega fanboy they mute you. Any feedback given is instantly shutdown. I was personally muted for reporting someone to the Mods for name calling, just because the Mods knew them. So you have no idea what you are talking about.

Work on making a solid sentence and we'll talk.

As the title says, blueprints are 100% broken currently. I have nearly 2 dozen of them, ones from alpha, and ones I made today. None of them work. They either say I'm missing items in my inventory that "I HAVE IN MY INVENTORY" hence the green cube. Or when placed the blueprint is ONLY the modules are placed, and all honeycomb materials vanish into the ether, removed from my inventory but never placed, leaving me with a giant ball of floating modules.

I have seen no talk of planetary resource regeneration, yet.
 
To take a quick look at some other games with similar gameplay elements:
Space Engineers has infinite asteroids, and its planet deposits are far richer than Dual Universe's. 
Eve Online's asteroids respawn every day.
Empyrion has meteorites that fall on a planet if all deposits of a type are mined.
No Man's Sky has basically infinite resources even on a single planet.
Factorio has a basically infinite map with resource deposits getting larger and larger as one gets further from the center.
Oxygen Not Included allows rockets to be launched to planets to retrieve resources.
Surviving Mars has the Mohole wonder which gives basically infinite resources once constructed.
 
What mechanisms will be in place for this in Dual Universe? I am especially concerned about this as some resources can only safely be obtained from relatively small moons, and once those moons are mined out entirely (I see this as inevitable considering the territory scanner mechanic and how many people are in the larger organizations), there will be no easy way for new players to obtain them without needing to resort to market trade. Even venturing further, the resources are limited.

As the title says, blueprints are 100% broken currently. I have nearly 2 dozen of them, ones from alpha, and ones I made today. None of them work. They either say I'm missing items in my inventory that "I HAVE IN MY INVENTORY" hence the green cube. Or when placed the blueprint is ONLY the modules are placed, and all honeycomb materials vanish into the ether, removed from my inventory but never placed, leaving me with a giant ball of floating modules.

As the title says, blueprints are 100% broken currently. I have nearly 2 dozen of them, ones from alpha, and ones I made today. None of them work. They either say I'm missing items in my inventory that "I HAVE IN MY INVENTORY" hence the green cube. Or when placed the blueprint is ONLY the modules are placed, and all honeycomb materials vanish into the ether, removed from my inventory but never placed, leaving me with a giant ball of floating modules.

We've been asking for the option to completely disable this since early alpha. Seems they either can't, or won't do that. So you stuck with the incredibly frustrating mutating shapes.