' Wrote:*shrugs* Don't complain when you get pirated for everything. I will take a very grouchy approach when this happens.
Ha.
Haha.
Ha.
That's funny because your avatar is Oscar the Grouch.:lol:
*Ahem* Anyways... You said the Kansas field shall be viable, yes? Where would we sell the Platinum from there and for how much would it sell for? Consider the fact that you must fly roughly 100k and back through the system just to mine.
' Wrote:Station docking is a major problem suddenly. I saw like 15 Times last 10h in the same constellation that 3-4 NPC-ships are frozen on the 3 common positions where Player dockingsequence usualy starts (for example as below (pictures) 2x 50m infront of side ports and 1x in front of tower, or even 4 nicely stacked above eachother infront of an Planet mooring fixure).
I watched this scene for 10 more minutes (in an empty heg) and nothing changed.
So this renders stations completly undockable (not even quickdocking) unless one shoots one of the docking vessels so it then brakes off docking. But soon I found myself in a very very nasty situation trying just that and in consequence suddenly having a dockingring, a Planet, a Lanepart and a Battleship opening fire at me (for one(!) single shot at some frozen, docking and even unalied npc).
Please fix this. It prettymuch kills mining (in Omega 7 in my case) because you cannot dock at your own station and well known pirats keep camping (in my case at daumann) base with no problem (in my case because there is no official Faction that may ask to fix theyr rep hostile to daumann, as it obviously should be).
This is docking block is still happening very frequently, especialy in crowded areas.
to encourage movement based on "facts" - it migh be an improvement to :
- enable a console "newsletter" - which announces which mining field is currently at full capacity
- maybe only display that "newsletter" to players with a specific MINING ID
just a suggestion. - people won t move at random - but they might if they know that there is greener grass elsewhere.