Resources - Some people feel that it is too difficult to get Tylium and Requisition points and thus that the strategic pace of the game is too slow. To fix this there are a few things that could be brought in for an expansion or update. The simplest would be to increase rewards for missions but per...

perhaps see if you can get permission to give an upper limit ballpark? like "the game will not be higher than $40" or whatever? that at least would let people start planning budgets.

Since the release is coming up quick, and the Let's Plays have given people a fair idea of what the game is like, i figure it may be time to come up with some ideas for future expansions for the game. this is not a place to insist on modifications or revamps of the current game's ships, gameplay, or...

so the answer is "no, but the game AI doesn't know that"? kinda funny. does reinforce the fact that ships like the jupiter and Artemis classes are broadside craft.. the prows block fire directly ahead due to their shapes, so if you want effective shots from the big guns you need to firing ...

these are canon from B+C. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/4yr5W and some very interesting ones too.. not sure what the heck many are supposed to do (besides 'look cool in fleet shots') but interesting. the demeter comes across, to me, like it was a merchant ship originally, that got uparmed duri...

another clue that something is a fan design instead of an official one is the detail level.. actual listed sizes, crew numbers, weapon specifications, and so on for background ships are either rare or unavailable for the stuff that is offical. so if you see one that has history, size, crew, and so o...

you say those are Canon.. but i've only seen them in fan art. so you need to provide provenance as to their canonical nature.

can the turrets on the ships clip when they fire? that is, can they shoot through other turrets and parts of the ship model they are mounted on? i'm curious, because the various lets play videos don't really give a good enough look to tell, and if they can, that would effect the ideal angles of fire...

it does seem a bit odd that they'd go for 7 as the cap, instead of an even number like 6 or 8. though i think it''ll work.. especially if you think about it as a Flagship+6 combat ships. or to use a real world naval equivalency: a carrier strike group (carrier, cruiser, 2 destroyers/frigates) plus 3...

watching EnterElysium's playthrough, i have to wonder about something. EE has decided the "intro ships" like the Manticore and Adamant are supposedly the best, and has not spent a lot of effort to develop any of the other classes as a result.** this has made me wonder if there is hull cap ...

there definitely would need to be a cooldown as well.. in the show the big ships didn't seem to be able to do lots of rapid jumps. so having to wait a certain number of turns before "jump out" becomes available would be thematic. plus it would mean that players would need to actually maneu...

could be that they overhauled the design after say, the first 4, reducing the number of arms, and cramming on the extra guns we see in Blood and Chrome. the Athena being a "Jupiter Class Flight I" and the B&C Galactica being a "Flight II" or something. like the Arleigh Burke ...

perhaps they could relabel "resource points' as 'megacubits" or something, to reflect the amount of monetary value that the fleet is expending in resources? the way we would refer to "megadollars" when talking about stuff worth millions of dollars. it would certainly add an extra...