SMR-CNN

Yeah, I think some examples are in order. This would go a long way to answering some very basic questions about strategy in the new version of SMR. As an individual pilot I want to know why should I pay 150 million for a ship and 800 million for the upgrades on it, almost a billion in cash for a sin...

I have heard that the higher starting power of the mega-class ships warrants the extra price but from the ship lists I've seen there is only a difference of 2 between them. That doesn't seem to justify the price. It's not clear to the average ship buyer (who isn't a beta tester or involved in the co...

So frustrating...

Thanks for everything, BOB. Be safe!

Give me a few weeks...I can probably write up descriptions for most of the ships. I'll send them to Page. I will include suggested pics from that site, and Spock can get permission as needed to use them.

When you are at a ship dealer's location browsing through the list of ships they sell, currently you see a comparison of the ship stats (the one you're in vs the one you're looking at buying). In addition to that, I'd like to see a text description of the ships when you click on each one along with ...

So in fact, in each game we play, we will always end up with millions of low lvl rocks, that are mostly useless ?.. I think this is a true statement, especially if the strategy is to excavate the highest level rocks you can find at any given time. The highest level found will be increasingly lower,...

Baalzamon wrote:Imagination.

That and if everything was known from the start, it would be just where any other game is after years of playing...down to a science with no changing.

I prefer it this way

If this weren't a test game, I would agree. But since it isn't, I don't. We can't test what can't be found.

I have no interest in playing the old version. I mostly like the new 1.5, see it as a starting point for more and better, and look forward to the changes to come. If we support Spock, Page, Baalz and whoever else is putting their time and effort into making it work better and be more fun, and spend ...

Ok, maybe I missed something, but the only solid reason I hear you give for a reset is that your team is really good.