but a basic format would be nice. Currently I have found random additions throughout the game that are not in the notes and have no guide or documentation at all. This requires testing that not only is costly to begin with, it eats tons of time. I don't know if these things have half lifes, I have no idea what to sell or even where to start. I'll admit I am mentally crippled, but how the hell do you expect a new player to take advantage of such a system.

The way Jeff outlined his thoughts over the years he has owned this game, he really likes the idea of logging into SS never knowing what he would find next and dislikes the idea of anything explained to you in hard stone. It takes away from the vast, never ending, mysterious universe he fell in love with. He also doesn't like main stories like the one he found in Star Control I and II.

The fun times include:

->Not properly documenting anything. See Astral Injection.

->Adding new content that befuddle people on principle, be it names or gameplay.

->Making missions and tutorials vague and not really informative, such as the mountains of mission text.

->Ensuring certain mechanics are hard to see what you did or did not do wrong, like augging your perma drones.

The system will be explained in a blog post, but it was delayed by a few decades.

The system will be explained in a blog post, but it was delayed.

The mission text isnt so much the amount is its just all a big wall, all other mmos have nicely formated and sectioned quest/mission descriptions with good use of font sizes, bold, color and arrangement.

The mission text isnt so much the amount is its just all a big wall, all other mmos have nicely formated and sectioned quest/mission descriptions with good use of font sizes, bold, color and arrangement.