juicemz

Sorry but i don't see why this game is mostly aimed at multiplayer, especially compared to other rts. Where is the community? i can google for replays and all i find are replays that are like 6 months old...an active community is imo the most important thing for a mp game, aswell as some sort of competition... A campaign usually keeps you playing because you want to experience the story, if it's a good story, and with multiple factions you could have different campaigns. Games could b

I agree, sins needs a campaign! I bought this game when it was released, but after like 2 weeks i got bored and didn't touch it until now, but after a few days of playing i get bored again. I don't even finish my games because it takes way too long, today i played over 4 hours against 3 hard AIs. And it's always the same, grab planets, boost economy, fortify them and build up a fleet. The first 2 hours or so the AIs usually have a fleet that's alot bigger than mine but they can't over

you get your money when some of the other plays buy the offered resource from the black market, though you only get the credits for the amount of metal you sold, so when you offer 1000 metal and another player buys metal from the black market for a 3:1 ratio you get 300 credits and lose 100 metal, you can retransfer your metal back at any time so you don't lose anything when nobodys buying resources.

I've been thinking about balance abit and a question that bothers me for a while: From IC's point of view it seems flak-frigates probably arent't supposed to counter LRM frigates?! So what should counter them? I suggest: Introduce light cruisers, stats between light frigate and heavy cruiser, damagetype: Anti-Light, armortype: Heavy, damage around 15 dps. This Cruiser should be around tier 3 and is a real answer to LRM and aquivalents, but still worse than heavy cruisers. Another Suggestion wo