Starsector 0.97a is out! (02/02/24); New blog post: Save/Load UI, Autosave, Intel Map Markers, and More (04/10/24)
0.95a update. Have fun!
If may I add something about D-mods:Er... what, exactly, do you mean by "aren't cheaper"? Ships with D-mods have lower purchase prices, and much lower sell prices. They cost fewer supplies to deploy, and can (if you take the skill for it) cost fewer supplies to maintain. The only places where they have the same "cost" is fuel costs, or if you're looking at the deployment "cost" - but that's just a limit on how much of your fleet you can have on the field, not a 'price' that comes out of any sort of long-term resource.
Ships with D-mods aren't cheaper than those without D-mods. Not sure why but it would be cool to have some choice here.
If you want to make money pirating you generally need to be looting caravans/traders/smugglers. Especially thise going to fix a shortageYeah, and comparing it to just making a one minute trip for 100 000 credits shows that something is wrong with balance here.
You cannot raid the world without disabling its station. You can raid only worlds without stations. And there aren't so many of them.
Battlestations prevent bombardment, not raiding.
Direct combat is not very profitable without rewards.You cannot raid the world without disabling its station. You can raid only worlds without stations. And there aren't so many of them.
Raiding worlds is free money and loot if your attack strength is high enough (Several hundred marines and a Colossus 3 is enough for many worlds) to prevent loss of marines. If you snag a capital blueprint, you hit jackpot, although if you do not want to upgrade pirates' ships, you need to sell it on open market (if you want to sell it instead of learning it yourself). Rest of the vendor trash can be sold for cash.
Hmm - not a bad idea. Will keep it in mind!
