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Hi Robort! As a partnered server, our Discord server upholds Discord's TOS more strictly than the average server might; and so, for as long as a user has BetterDiscord installed, so too will the ban stay in effect. However, alpha access won't be affected by this server ban.

Put it in the other thread as well, but all appeals should be sent to community@frozenbyte.com

Hey there! All appeals with regards to the Discord server should be sent directly to community@frozenbyte.com.

Let's keep the faction drama out of this, please, and try to keep the discussion to the more salient points of social engineering rather than devolve to he-said-she-said.

Gonna go ahead and close this thread, as I believe it has run its course.

This is a fine discussion to have, but if we're going to continue having it then we'll need to be a little more mindful of how we treat each other's viewpoints, please. Fewer sarcastic "got'ems" and more objective stances would go miles towards a more constructive conversation, I think.

It's worth noting that the vast majority of the content seen in the feature videos is not actually yet implemented in the alpha. I assume many people see these videos and figure that these are completed features that just need a little polish before release, where in reality they are buggy and...

Live endoskeletons are one of the few things you can't bolt to; and, as I recall, there aren't any plans to make it doable. As for the nature of armor: it is indeed entirely cosmetic, and doesn't actually affect anything apart from the aesthetic - even hitboxes remain the same.

Everything persists when the player goes offline, though it will stop being simulated; that is, ship flight, YOLOL, etcetera, all stops when the host of those objects disconnects, but the objects themselves remain. As for the earlier concerns about P2P vulnerability and DDOSing: it's been...

It'd be a slightly less populated dimension for sure, but I don't think it'd necessarily be boring. It seems viable for there to be enough environmental hazards and piracy to make it interesting - but realistically, you'd hopefully not be spending hours in it. I'd guess it could be made to pair...

I don't think it would necessarily be so complex that their attention would be split like that. Hazards in that dimension would probably run on the same tech that they're planning for nebulae, etcetera, and you could perhaps mitigate the issue entirely by limiting the time that a player can...

I'm of mixed opinion on it, but I think if there needs to be a warp drive of some kind, then it should be of a similar concept to things like Slipspace from Halo. Rather than visibly hopping around the regular universe, ships would open a temporary portal to an alternate dimension inside of...

I can understand wanting to know more about the system, but Starbase's complex simulation cannot realistically run on anything besides the peer-to-peer model that they're utilizing.

You can find it here: https://www.frozenbyte.com/2020/12/christmas-calendar-day-17-2020/

Let's try to keep it respectful, please; constant sarcasm and "got'ems" are not conducive to a healthy discussion.

This doesn't sit well with me, either. I can sort of understand that Empire and Kingdom need some extra considerations (though I don't like it) since they're intended to provide some measure of balance to the universe, and help to induct new players into the game. I can completely understand...

On a purely aesthetic/mouthfeel choice, I do agree though. If the only difference is someone saying, "my ship cost 100,000 credits" or, "my ship cost 100 million credits," I'd much rather see the former. I really can't think of a benefit in having that much granularity.

Neither cameras nor video screens exist in-game or in concept form.

There aren't, but if any of the new Macs support dual booting (see: none of the M1s) then you'll likely be able to play still if you run a Windows installation.