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A space exploration game without physics is pretty much useless in my view but i don't think gravity could be implemented mostly because of the obvious computation limitations but also because of the physical limitations. You couldn't make a planet just 100km wide with the same gravity as earth and expect it to behave like earth. The closer you'd get the stranger things would get (also mining would be just stupidly dificult because of the high density). I would say the probably easiest way to implement gravity is to make it a fixed value around to about tenth of the planets diameter distance from the surface (to keep it closer to real) and then for around 50km distance, make it a decreasing value with the square distance (the equation is fairly easy to implemente i think. It would be rather hard to build a gigantic space station since the parts closer to the planet would experience higher gravity than those further away and the whole construct would be ripped apart because of the tidal forces) All in all gravity seems like a pretty grimm option depending on how they might implement it ( I still want it tho )

Now i dont know about you guys but i think to have a personal wolverine is one of my alltime favourite wishes. Only if he has his australian accent obviously otherwise whats the point

I do now xD

half german but i can proudly say my german is aswell if not better than my mother language

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