Haven and Hearth Variants

[parisparisparis]

space haven

Eve to an extent?

you could add like 1000s different materials to mine from space rocks and then make various plastic. print stuff with 3d printer . construct ships part by part. go pvp. lose everything you worked on for the last 6 months in 15 minutes.


also did i mention hunting aliens and roasting tasty alien meat :>

[sabinati]

space haven

Eve to an extent?

i had less of a starship focused idea and more of a planet focused idea in mind. more like star wars: galaxies i guess. you spent some time in space there but mostly you are running around on planets. in sw:g you could, if you wanted, never spend a minute in space because you could just travel from spaceport to spaceport. you could also, if you wanted, spend almost all of your time in space. fly around manually, fight other ships, mine asteroids etc.

i'd still want 2-d iso though. maybe there could be several maps... galaxy map, individual solar system maps, and planet maps.

[cloakblade]

space haven

Eve to an extent?

you could add like 1000s different materials to mine from space rocks and then make various plastic. print stuff with 3d printer . construct ships part by part. go pvp. lose everything you worked on for the last 6 months in 15 minutes.


also did i mention hunting aliens and roasting tasty alien meat :>

So Haven with different flavor, except isn't the death penalty less in Eve.

@sabinati: I figured you meant for something more planet side. Heck making it more like stargate might be fun too.

[SuperNoob]

you have problems, but I sort of like the idea

futuristic on some alien planet...remember that show trigun?

I basicly already said that didn't I? also the part about having problems now applies to every single person who has posted in this thread...

[sabinati]

one alien planet isn't enough!

[DDDsDD999]

SPACE BOOOAAAAARRRSSS

[olgeigracexD]

SPACE BOOOAAAAARRRSSS

WAAAAAAAGH!

[Servant_Girl]

Post apocalyptic HnH would be interesting.

Fallout 4: Return of the Hearthlings