No problem! So far, I'm very impressed with everything you've managed to do with this mod. I don't even know how you're managing to do all of this stuff alone, as it seems like a huge undertaking to essentially redesign the entire gameplay aspect of the base game, as well as the graphics side of the mod. It's really like exploring a whole new game from the beginning. The new backdrops in XRGSE are very well done and it really feels like I could fly directly into a planet if I truly wanted to lol. I don't even know if this was in vanilla or not, but I notice that many planets have an actual orbiting moon / asteroid belt, sitting back and watching for awhile you can see the moon make a pass around a planet is pretty wild. I imagine with enough effort you could literally fly to the moon and orbit the planet alongside the moon. I'm pretty sure with whatever you come up with will work out great. I can definitely see this mod growing in popularity, on par with other huge mods like VRO/SWI once all the small things have been worked out.Realspace wrote: ↑Mon, 19. Sep 22, 10:57Thank you!
Well I am working on the plot and afte trying adding all sectors to pathfinfing and travel engines to Silverback...I decided to go to a solution similar to what you suggest. I wanted to keep savage spur a bit more protected (I think my mod lets a bit evidence that I like pirates, taki, etc :-/) but will revert to quite vanillla so will remove the 2-way superhighway and implement a shorter connection.
My final idea is to bring back the ex asteroid belt, that is now Elysium of light, to be central connection. It is the external ore belt of Antigone system but I want to make it a terran-controlled sector. Which could make sense also lore-wise. Then reactivate the connection from getsu to savage spur II
So far, other than small pacing issues with some plot missions (this takes a lot of playtesting to ultimately get "right", typically entire teams dedicated to it. Hopefully more people join in on the testing to help you out), it seems like most things are working as intended, mechanically speaking.
Also, please don't take any of my notes as being harsh. I would love to see this project succeed and it definitely seems like you have the experience and willpower to accomplish it; hopefully more people notice this achievement and assist however they can.