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Where'd you hear this? It's hard to keep up with the state of the game. This is the first I'm hearing about the sandbox mode being scrapped, too. I was looking forward to being able to hop into it.

The only sandbox games I've ever played with meaningful conflict have been when there are important static points of interest or nonrenewable resources worth building a base around. From the sound of the current state of Starbase, there isn't really any of that. There are rare asteroids, but...

Let's take a look at some of the things they could do: push the EA goal into 2020 pleasantly surprise us all and pull off what they've said they're going to do combine 3) & 4), and turn the Early Access purchase into an alpha buy-in part-way through I have my doubts they can meet their 2019 EA...

I didn't say it was ALL about building stuff, but there is a focus on it. Nor did I say it's NOT fun to get dumped into a built-up universe, either. A good game is always going to have numerous gameplay branches for players to go have fun in. But that doesn't mean they should be denied one of...

Those networks will come back. They'll most likely be set up faster, too, since the builders already know exactly how to go about it, and others who understand the value will likely want to contribute. In sandbox games like these, wipes between beta/EA and the official release give new players...

If you just mean locking chips and ship components so their contents can't be seen/edited without a password, I'd love to hear from the devs as well. I didn't find any posts from them about it after searching these forums, steam discussions, or reddit posts. That boltcracker video that showed...

Seems like you could do the same thing with a grid of range finders, depending on their max range.