Starship Corporation

it was quite a lot of work - but now it is finally possible for me to actually play the game (and balance out all the room values concerning maintainance, malfunction, repair, etc.)

I had to make possible that:
- units can change decks if you set a waypoint on a different deck by walking to the closest lift or stairway
- units change decks if patrolpoints are on different decks
- units can be added/removed from groups
- units in groups and on patrol wait for all teammembers to arrive before continuing on their route
- units in groups walk in a file rather than on top of each other
- units move out of the way when standing too close to each other

translation: control groups, or something of the like. this alone was well more than enough for the wait for this update! XD

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"Sleep after toil, port after stormy seas, ease after war, death after life does greatly please."
"We are here and it is now. Further than that all human knowledge is moonshine."

I think I just want to have a play now

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Yeah, thanks for the progress report and glad it is working out the way you want it to.

Dave Chase

Awesome! getting more and more excited!

Now spazing out over the update!

Can't wait for this ratakari. The first crew management will be awesome. Maybe a little buggy but will be great all the same ^^. I might even make playing starship corporation one of my youtube video series. Anyway good luck and good job.

-Always Supporting

-Cody Aucoin/Kingofhell214

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"I'm watching you punk"
"Really? I'm watching me too sir!"

I can't wait to finally try out my ship designs in real missions.
This is going to increase the replayability of this game by A LOT.

Thank you for the work you are putting into this project.

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"Excellent! Now we can attack in any direction."

This sounds brilliant, can't wait to see what you've done.

Agreed jimy being able to actual see our designs in simulated combat or disasters.