Frank2

I'm certain this implementation is the lowest cost solution, as they are trying to stretch their meager income. I am grateful to have a way to recycle. I was hoping for a way to recycle unwanted honeycomb back to pure, also.

I start building lots of things and hardly ever finish. I'm a leaf on the wind.

Better buckle up.

No. Can't compact the speeder if it has a container.

How many entries are we allowed, please? I submitted two speeders.

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The answer for question 3 did not address the question asked. The question was if Alioth Exchange cores would be returned to the owners as magic blueprints. Unless the answer was a very oblique way of saying no.

I really like the low-mass options for building material products, brick, concrete, wood, carbon fiber, marble, and luminescent glass. They give me a wider variety of colors and textures for lightweight PvE ships.

Timed with some rewards for the fastest 10 or 12 ships. I was thinking pirates would race to kill participants preventing them from finishing. Maybe 5 waypoints like the way asteroids work, but without dragging a DSAT around. I'm not sure how I would communicate the waypoints. I guess post them on a big XL screen that would have to be invulnerable to attack. There would have to be a radar with lua to record the ships that arrive and check in times. I think pirates would camp the checkpoints pretty quickly, so it would be best if runners didn't have to stop. (Is it possible to send coordinates to a chat window? A radar picks up my ship, Colonel Mustard, logs the name and time, and then sends position of next waypoint to the ship chat window so I can right-click and set as destination?)

I would participate in a sort of gauntlet run. Fly from some safe starting point to a point deep in PvP space where my ship would be logged on radar, then back to a safe finish point.

"Any Core Blueprints" seems clear to me.

I just want to track this.

Correct, assuming it was 2FA reward that caused the problem. Could have been Athena. I noticed after applying 2FA.

I've just reported a bug concerning programmable keyboard skins. My Retro keyboards have all reverted to Default. I can no longer apply Retro. I can apply the new Secu skin. If I then try to apply Retro, the keyboard changes to Default.

Although it sounds cool, it would be broadening the scope, and NQ already have enough they'll never get done.