Droid wrote:Aegispam, weaponspam, blinding repetition, AND pure stock green? Could you at least make it look like you even remotely tried to build something half-decent?
Well, I'm sorry it's not up to your standards. Like I said, I've had the game for 2 days, and there are reasons I did those things.
Droid wrote:Aegisspam makes it look like you took spewed semen all over the ships while you were building it. Ugly as fuck.
Weaponspam obscures everything that Aegisspam doesn't. In this case, there's not much to see anyway, but its still ugly shit.
Repetition is just ugly. There are several hundred sections. Tiling one fifty times is unforgivable.
You may not like it, but I did all of those things deliberately. The Aegis Deflectors (and really, 4 of them count as spam?) are there to model the sidewalls/impeller wedge of Honorverse ships - and I purposely left gaps that can be exploited.
The large numbers of weapons - well, I'll grant they're not aesthetically appealing in the traditional sense. But there was some serious though put into the arrangement and the distribution of the different types - how many point defense platforms and flareguns can be put in before the broadside's offensive punch is weakened?
As for what you call repetition, I call it "compartmentalization". Shipbuilders both civilian and military do it to limit the damage their ships take at once. If one compartment is damaged, the other compartments can be sealed off from it, limiting the spread of the damage and allowing the ship to continue functioning.
Droid wrote:Pure stock green just makes you look like a lazy fuck you won't even bother clicking the color panels on the side to change the color of the sections.
I'm still figuring out the controls, and I wanted to master the basics of construction before I spent effort on making them look pretty. Sorry to disappoint.
Droid wrote:Don't get me started on the weapon-on-a-core.
Oh no, please go on. I realize they're not exactly beautiful examples of the shipbuilder's craft, but they're
supposed to be small, simple, easily-destroyed ships the threat of which comes from being deployed in large numbers.