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ridiculous. Just admit that you had a shitty attitude, there's no harm in doing that. Trying to claim i wouldn't have understood you when i clearly adressed each of your points only makes you look worse.

every 17 year old who uses the internet should be able to use google translate to at least tell the community that the following post is only directed at people speaking some specific language, because then the others know it doesn't contain content for a general discussion but merely some generic things, thus sparing them the effort to use google translate. i don't know why you keep saying that, no one was mad, there were just neutral reminders to use english. And no, what what darius wrote could in no way be seen as offensive or angry, he just reminded that person and then commented on his idea. yes, you are a drama queen if in your opinion a simple reminder + positive ontopic-discussion is hatred, thats exactly what a drama queen is Just because some francophone's disregard other languages, doesn't make the sentence "please use english in an international forum" an insult or "hatred-comment"

don't play the drama queen, there is no hatred just because people point out that you should speak english in an international forum. And while English might not be universal in the sense of most spoken language, it certainly is the universal language of science and the digital world, just look at the vast majority of coding languages and science papers. Especially in small communities as dual universe its important if everyone can participate in discussions and read whats written (no one would care about subsections for specific languages if there are thousands of actice community members), so keep it in english.

That may describe who he or you are, but doesn't really qualify you to judge aesthetics. There are a lot of different ways to create ships, some might think simlpe geometric forms like spheres or cubes are the way to go, a borg maybe? Some people like symmetry and think asymmetric designs are ugly, while others think exactly otherwise. Just think about all those ships in scifi culture, some people like the andromeda, the enterprise, maybe the goa'uld pyramide ships, others like vessels like the lexx or the derelict from alien, there is a vast amount of possible shapes and there will be no one who finds each of those aesthetic, but at the same time there will be no design that no one likes. Thus there is no person who should dare to judge designs (except for obvious things like dickbutts etc.) No matter how much of a concerned costumer you are.

who are you to decide which ship is considered ugly?

I'm sorry, but you most likely do not pass the turing test. Aside from that, please clarify whatever you meant with that post, its absolutely not understandable.

if you had just used the search function then you could have read a lot of opinions and official statements about it, try it out

as long as it isnt system-enforced neutrality but rather player-enforced then i'm ok with that. But if thos eplayers are to weak... oh well

yes, thats the reason for opening up new starter areas if the old ones get crowded or mined out, its not meant to have several starter planets at the same time.

sry, dont remember exactly where they said it and got no time to look for it, but they said they aim for roughly that radius as general size of planets. its not an assessment or insult, its just a fact. The assumption that its 60% water is baseless and i wrote it so others don't think of it as fact. Don't be one of the people who are offended if someone clarifies a statement. Especially if it doesn't demeans ur post and just corrects it.

30km was something that was the lower limit for planets, normaly they go for 30-100km radius, and the "starter-planet" will most likely be one of the bigger sized ones. With your (baseless) assumption of 60% water-surface that makes ~32k km² landmass for a planet with an 80km radius. thats close to switzerland, which is pretty big if you had to explore it with a few thousand ppl.

If you don't want to many threads about a topic, then why do you play the necromancer and reanimate this? O_o

If i remember correctly they said that they do want to bring it to steam, but its not completely decided yet. To lazy to search for that post tho

that has already been spoken about in many threads, for example the "hills have gold" thread.

It would be stupid of the devs to code something that will effectively reduce the amount of players online, so definitely no, especially because the game will be p2p, if people could just rip the offline mode and build whatever they want it'll lead to a severe cut in in their income.

agreed, but i think something like that is planned.

octopod obviously, stable, versatile and who doesn't want to overun his enemies with an army of mechanized spiders?

yes, millions of potential, salty teenagers who can't afford to pay, big deal B2P? Not a viably option for a niche game, it simply wouldn't generate enough income. F2P+Itemshop? This is a builder game, even a pure cosmetic cash shop would have a big influence on the game, so not really an option either.

as far as i know they never said you could build your own ships, I might not be completely up to date, because i lost interest after i joined this forum, but as far as i know NMS is exactly what they said it would be. Don't project your own wishes into a game and start being mad about it if it doesn't develop in this way

its only a rough version, basic version, improvements will be added in the future.

Well, what happens with a person if the ship he's on is destroyed? He's dead obviously. So login back to respawn is the obvious answer.

No, but there is no way that a mmorpg can have mods. The reasons were said already, you just can't have content in a mmorpg that isn't supported by all clients, and you can't force players to download every stupid mod someone else created. And no, placeholderblocks etc. don't solve the issue because interactions are important and mods don't necessarily just change textures.

If people are intelligent then groups will form where most people increase various, different crafting skills, thus being able to create spaceships much faster. Afterwards they'd be the first to reach the neighboring planet, having a vast amount of resources for themselves. . . . . . . Then they will hurry to create an stationary interplanetary weapon and turn the original planet into hell, forever denying the other players the chance to leave it.

the "common" concept of cryosleep in science fiction is an extreme decrease in body functions, not a compete freezing. That means we can expect that over a time of several thousand of years the body will age for at least a few months, thus causing the muscles to atrophy.

there are plenty of discussions about that, do you really need to create yet another thread?