Just my 2 bars of gold-pressed latinum, of course.
I think you mean two strips.
As for drydock, there are two issues with it that make it useless to me:
1) Item storage, or lack thereof
2) Loadout tray configurations lost
The tray configurations are the single most annoying thing about changing ships. My tray gets scrambled every time, even the powers that aren't ship related.
I have zero interest in resetting my tray abilities for a ship I already did it once for before.
The only use I have for drydock is for ships I've never used before.
I can deal with the lack of keeping inventory, If and only if, the loadout tray is saved.
I hope the devs will consider that improvement in the future, especially considering the current pricing others have mentioned.
Just my 2 bars of gold-pressed latinum, of course.
I think you mean two strips.
As for drydock, there are two issues with it that make it useless to me:
1) Item storage, or lack thereof
2) Loadout tray configurations lost
The tray configurations are the single most annoying thing about changing ships. My tray gets scrambled every time, even the powers that aren't ship related.
I have zero interest in resetting my tray abilities for a ship I already did it once for before.
The only use I have for drydock is for ships I've never used before.
I can deal with the lack of keeping inventory, If and only if, the loadout tray is saved.
I hope the devs will consider that improvement in the future, especially considering the current pricing others have mentioned.
Pretty much my thoughts on it, too. In its current state, the only reason I can see for using drydock is for dumping ships that can't be reclaimed and that I have no plans on ever actually using again. The (standard) Obelisk Carrier and Kamarag Battlecruiser Retrofit (the T5 one) are examples of ships I've put in drydock.
Saving tray powers is kind of a big deal and should be included if drydock is going to be more appealing. Still, it's better than nothing at all I suppose.
As far as I'm concerned, the slots are too expensive for what they are intended for.
.80 cents a slot is ridiculous (400 Zen for 5 slots) for something that essentially just stores a bit of data.
If you had sold them for .25 to .30 cents a slot ($1.25-$1.50 for 5), I would be more inclined to purchase them.
I guess I'll just wait for the eventual "Special Occasion" to come along in which you will probably give them away, in order to acquire a few more.
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Very great system and I'm enjoying it a lot! Nicely done.
One minor annoyance with it though.... when adding a ship to drydock, if the gear on a ship is "stock" (other than unique consoles), would it be possible to just have the system delete those items instead of adding it to our inventory? The stock gear has no value, so it's a bit of an annoyance to have to delete it all when we're adding ships to drydock.
Agreed. It's bothersome to need to strip the gear even when it has no value at all.
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As for drydock, there are two issues with it that make it useless to me:
1) Item storage, or lack thereof
2) Loadout tray configurations lost
The tray configurations are the single most annoying thing about changing ships. My tray gets scrambled every time, even the powers that aren't ship related.
I have zero interest in resetting my tray abilities for a ship I already did it once for before.
The only use I have for drydock is for ships I've never used before.
I can deal with the lack of keeping inventory, If and only if, the loadout tray is saved.
I hope the devs will consider that improvement in the future, especially considering the current pricing others have mentioned.
Edit: Had a look around and found that the devs are aware of the bug and are working on it.
Saving tray powers is kind of a big deal and should be included if drydock is going to be more appealing. Still, it's better than nothing at all I suppose.
Also a Gold member and only 5 slots!
.80 cents a slot is ridiculous (400 Zen for 5 slots) for something that essentially just stores a bit of data.
If you had sold them for .25 to .30 cents a slot ($1.25-$1.50 for 5), I would be more inclined to purchase them.
I guess I'll just wait for the eventual "Special Occasion" to come along in which you will probably give them away, in order to acquire a few more.
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l don't know.
l really don't know what l'm about to say, except l have a feeling about it.
That l must repeat the words that come without my knowledge.'