idk, maybe this tug will inspire devs for something.


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The game has a good idea, but after an interesting start, when 6 guns are installed, there is nothing more to do.
The line card turns the game into an arcade, which is an obvious miscalculation by the developers.
The lack of a well-developed AI and the lack of storylines from dialogues with factions makes the communication device unnecessary, you can trade without it, and all the dialogues are monotonous and give nothing in the end according to the plot of the game.
The radar is also a purely decorative device that essentially does not add anything to the ship, but takes away the points of one weapon, which are clearly more important for the game.
Shield - similarly useless, it is easier to install an additional hull stabilizer or a weapon.
The game is still very raw and unfinished, so far it all comes down to building a ship - a vacuum cleaner of resources that will fly on an almost linear map collecting everything in a row, which upon reaching a level of 10 team members with 6 guns becomes a purely repetition of the same actions ...
What would be wiser to do:

Hello,

I would like to had ability of choice character to changed color of skin, look, and maybe choice of skills even rather so we can move on to playing rather than click random too many button and not playing to get what we want for crew.

Thank you.

[Excuse my bad English]

I been playing a few weeks and i always found me on troubles when try to get energy bars or water (when that are under 10). I temporaly set the logistic priority to "1" on energy refinery and my crew carry cristals to the facility but the crew that has max priority on "industrial" try to do other things before create energy rods (like recicle or refine metal). I always cancel every industrial work and wait to reactivate them. That situation would be inneeded if we have another priority on facility setup called "industrial Priority" (just on the facility UI), to adjust what are the work that we want first and what aren`t really vital.
I been reading what you think.

Those recycling mechanics are a great idea. It's only my first playthrough and i feel they don't allow a ship to be self-sufficient which makes sense anyway.

For the water collector, i've read it produces 200th of water every 150 for every units of vapor it grabs. I assume it is based on the ticks of an invisible clock.
- how often does the tick occur ? ( 1thouthandth of an in-game day ? an in-game minute ? )
- what is the collector's reach ?
  * Does it substract 150 units of vapour from the whole "atmosphere" each tick ?
  * Does it instead grab only the vapour present on the collector's tile when there is then waits to stack 150 units in an invisible buffer before outputting 0.002 water in the collector ?
  => if so, i noticed the collector's tile regularly goes to 0 units of vapour does that mean the collector collects vapour every one tick out of two ? like so
   tick - X vapour collected on the device's tile
   tick - 0 vapour left on the tile, no collection
   tick - X vapour present on the tile, collection...
and so on.

The question may sound a bit useless and far fetched at first, so let's give it a use case.
Right now, i'v got 21 growbeds + the water purifier in a room that's 93 tiles big. The vents are closed most of the time. Average vapour is about 70 units per tile. So it seems like the water collector is outraced by the growbeds, good for me. Let's not talk about CO2 in this room, since it's not relevant in this question.
I'm aiming to reach as much self-sufficiency i can. If a high rate of vapour means it reach 1 unit of vapour quicker, that's a point. If adding a second collecter means it completly depletes the vapour uin the room, then i'm screwed since i'll have to wait for each collector to grab 500 x 150 units of vapour in X cycles each Y long so i can have 2 units of water.

It's been a bit long to redact, i'm not really used to write problematics down. Please feel free to tell me if the way i wrote it is confusing, i'll try to put it another way.

So I was watching my crew tirelessly move all of my storage from one part of my ship to another and I wanted to reward them by giving them the day off and hopefully force them to make friends.  However, I didn't want to sacrifice the strategically-staggered work schedule I so carefully setup to do so.  Then I thought, what if we can create and save different work schedules and switch to them on the fly?  

This could be useful in some cases (and this is probably a terrible use case) where you want your entire crew to take a nap after an expedited salvage from a solar flare+micrometeoroid dead-system derelict.  Yes - I attempt those.  

But then I wondered about the impact that could cause on logistics and maintenance workloads, in which case I'd most likely want them all to focus on a few priorities - and if it's possible to save different schedules, why not extend that the ability to priorities as well? 

Or at the very least, I'd even be happy if we can just get some booze on these ships.

Loving this game btw.