Helediron

A full wipe is preferred option for me, and i don't need any veteran player "compensation".

A full wipe is preferred option for me, and i don't need any veteran player "compensation".

A full wipe is preferred option for me, and i don't need any veteran player "compensation".

I have extensive debug log in my flight script and removal of logging would really hurt. There must be an alternative to extract a debug log. What i have now is that debug logging writes to system log lines with special characters to frame the lines and then a powershell script extracts the lines and imports into VSCode.
 
Suggestion: the Lua log chat tab should allow to copy it to clipboard. It should contain full log of a session - not truncate it as now. The log may grow to megabytes.

Other player ids aren't really a GDPR problem here. In this case every player has a valid purpose to use them, as long as the usage is directly connected to the game and not distributed further.

I have extensive debug log in my flight script and removal of logging would really hurt. There must be an alternative to extract a debug log. What i have now is that debug logging writes to system log lines with special characters to frame the lines and then a powershell script extracts the lines and imports into VSCode.
 
Suggestion: the Lua log chat tab should allow to copy it to clipboard. It should contain full log of a session - not truncate it as now. The log may grow to megabytes.

I have extensive debug log in my flight script and removal of logging would really hurt. There must be an alternative to extract a debug log. What i have now is that debug logging writes to system log lines with special characters to frame the lines and then a powershell script extracts the lines and imports into VSCode.
 
Suggestion: the Lua log chat tab should allow to copy it to clipboard. It should contain full log of a session - not truncate it as now. The log may grow to megabytes.

I'm playing solo casually and spend most of time in scripting. I use quanta only for schematics.
 
Looks like i need half dozen hexes per planet and five planets should cover all ores. So, 25-30 hexes, which  is 25-30 millions per week. That will kill my game in few weeks.
 
I would expect a tax of 10000 per hex to be sustainable when collecting daily income during weekends with few alts.

I'm playing solo casually and spend most of time in scripting. I use quanta only for schematics.
 
Looks like i need half dozen hexes per planet and five planets should cover all ores. So, 25-30 hexes, which  is 25-30 millions per week. That will kill my game in few weeks.
 
I would expect a tax of 10000 per hex to be sustainable when collecting daily income during weekends with few alts.

I'd prefer deleting all old scans. We have already earned the benefits once, and i'll be digging away my meganodes before update.

I tested a coal megahex on Lacobus. Initial scan showed 4.6M coal, Few small nodes and one meganode gave about 2.5M coal. Afterscan showed 1.8M coal. I cleared every other coal node and scan dropped to 1.5M. The one megavein was right at edge of the hex, and it was rather easy to find all other nodes within the hex. I dug search tunnels every 100m altitude around the megavein, and few tunnels down to 2km below surface.
 
End result: 1.5M coal in terrain scan but no actual coal.

I tested a coal megahex on Lacobus. Initial scan showed 4.6M coal, Few small nodes and one meganode gave about 2.5M coal. Afterscan showed 1.8M coal. I cleared every other coal node and scan dropped to 1.5M. The one megavein was right at edge of the hex, and it was rather easy to find all other nodes within the hex. I dug search tunnels every 100m altitude around the megavein, and few tunnels down to 2km below surface.
 
End result: 1.5M coal in terrain scan but no actual coal.

I tested a coal megahex on Lacobus. Initial scan showed 4.6M coal, Few small nodes and one meganode gave about 2.5M coal. Afterscan showed 1.8M coal. I cleared every other coal node and scan dropped to 1.5M. The one megavein was right at edge of the hex, and it was rather easy to find all other nodes within the hex. I dug search tunnels every 100m altitude around the megavein, and few tunnels down to 2km below surface.
 
End result: 1.5M coal in terrain scan but no actual coal.

I copied my old scripts here: https://github.com/Helediron/dualuniverse

Was that his castle site? Then it's practically Lore.

I dropped my old scripts from alpha into a repository:
https://github.com/Helediron/dualuniverse
No license nor usage restrictions.
 

I dropped my old scripts from alpha into a repository:
https://github.com/Helediron/dualuniverse
No license nor usage restrictions.
 

I dropped my old scripts from alpha into a repository:
https://github.com/Helediron/dualuniverse
No license nor usage restrictions.
 

I dropped my old scripts from alpha into a repository:
https://github.com/Helediron/dualuniverse
No license nor usage restrictions.
 

I'll repost my scripts from alpha soon, including the antigravity touchscreen controller. Sorry for the delay. I will notify you when done.

I'll repost my scripts from alpha soon, including the antigravity touchscreen controller. Sorry for the delay. I will notify you when done.

Was that his castle site? Then it's practically Lore.

I support the decision to protect Lua files and prevent loading any DLLs. Anticheats can't protect anything unless this door is closed. There is no way to control what native libraries do.
 
NQ should add native implementations of some commonly used and time-consuming features into the Lua library, like native JSON encoding/decoding, cryptoalgorithms and key stores.

I support the decision to protect Lua files and prevent loading any DLLs. Anticheats can't protect anything unless this door is closed. There is no way to control what native libraries do.
 
NQ should add native implementations of some commonly used and time-consuming features into the Lua library, like native JSON encoding/decoding, cryptoalgorithms and key stores.

I support the decision to protect Lua files and prevent loading any DLLs. Anticheats can't protect anything unless this door is closed. There is no way to control what native libraries do.
 
NQ should add native implementations of some commonly used and time-consuming features into the Lua library, like native JSON encoding/decoding, cryptoalgorithms and key stores.