[Permanent Bubble? They nuts?]

1 hour ago, JohnnyTazer said:

I get what youre saying, but also keep in mind in eve, any ship undocked ANYWHERE can be attacked.  So even the carebears are vulnerable 100% of the time when not docked.  In DU they will have 100% safe zones, where they cant even be ganked.  

Eve is rather polished and not near as laggy on my system. DU brings my system to its knees, nearly locks it up countless times during a session, and laughs.

 

Eve also has Concord, and gankers have to deal with them in High and Mid Sec. Elite, you get bounties put on your head for ganking innocents. Before we talk about making DU a 100% gankfest, let's talk about an appropriate punishment for gankers.

[Permanent Bubble? They nuts?]

38 minutes ago, dumpeet said:

Apparently being able to craft dozens of ships everyday is completely fine but losing one of them is total annihilation and will cause people to quit DU the same day. Why do carebears even bring up risk when they do nothing but freely stockpile resources they won't use, making mining less and less profitable?

This is typical overreaction post to try and support your argument. Why do people revert to this tactic? Noobs need a safe zone to learn. 

[Permanent Bubble? They nuts?]

I'm gonna throw out my .02 USD.

 

If you want a more polished PvP-centric gaming experience right now, go play Eve or Elite Dangerous. PvP isn't ready in DU.

 

STOP complaining about "carebears." Seriously. NQ wants a player driven economy, and those "carebears" will be supporting it and the war efforts so that PvPer's can kill each other. It's exactly what happens in Eve, even though there are those who would destroy all PvEer's for the sake of it (and destroy the economy along with them too, though they'll never admit it).

 

Just deal with it for now. I imagine that once there is more game content (meaning missions and other reasons to leave the "bubble") you'll get your PvP. I don't understand why some "PvPer's" want to target barely armed noobs and call it PvP. I just don't get it. But until then, deal with the fact that it's an unfinished and unoptimized game, barely out of Alpha, that's concentrating on basic building.

[Relocate Cache Folder without reinstall]

On 10/7/2020 at 10:54 AM, genXcQ said:

you know... you can justr run the installer again, point to the same install location, make a new cache location and it's done.
No game files will be removed nor overwritten, and the new cache location is (obviously) empty. Copy your old cache files over, Done.

 

No need to create hard/reference links on your filesystem.

That didn't work for me.

 

Edit: Did some poking around and found the cache setting in the registry using regedit.

 

Go to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Novaquark\DualUniverse\Settings

Change the CacheFolder data to whatever directory you want and close.