Omicron-64

[Denelo]

Looks great, just some things which bug me:

One field looks like the Badlands.
The Shipyard needs more Shipyard Thingies, you know. It's big, but they can only build one big Ship at once there. Maybe at two more.
The Sigma-60 Jumphole, make it green. Would fit better and it's a bit tarned.

A near-exact copy of the Badlands was requested for that particular field. Talk to my employers about that.

The shipyard isn't a shipyard. I mislabeled the video; it's a Cardamine refinery. The shipyard is to build the transports sold there, but it's not even so much a secondary function as a tertiary function of the base.

I'm sorry if this may seem as "bashing" but I kind of think that Venice is a bit over the top for an Outcast base.. take note how Oder Shipyard is a pinnacle of engineering among the vastly funds and resource richer houses. Outcasts suddenly having a station that would span the orbit of an entire planet? Yeah...

Aside from that the system looks nice. Good luck with it.

I'd rather say that Liberty followed closely by Kusari would be the richest houses ingame, Gallia notwithstanding. Not everyone loves cardamine, and in fact the only stable market for it is in Liberty, there is some demand for it in Bretonia and Kusari is only barely stricken with it. In Rheinland the police and the government keeps tabs on planetary traffic, and the local unlawfuls are more than unsupportive of cardamine, especially after the RoS rebellion. Gallia has no cardamine market at all, and probably won't have for quite a while. At any rate, the Outcasts could not be stronger than an entire house, otherwise they would probably already conquer either Liberty or the Corsairs (who incidentally also aren't more powerful than an entire house, the RM - Corsair war proving such quite well - yet the Corsairs are powerful enough to keep pushing on the Outcasts from Omicron Eta and gain ground while doing so).

So I believe my argument stands firm. The base is over the top, not even Gallia has bases like that. How could the Outcasts have a base large enough to span the orbit of a gas giant?

Of the houses, Rheinland is the least economically stable. Of the criminal factions, the Outcasts have the largest economy. They do have the funds. No, the Outcasts aren't a great military power. They don't have numbers. Cardamine stunts the birth rate of a sociaty. The Outcasts are also fighting a war on three fronts: CR and to a lesser extent IMG in the Taus, GMG in the Sigmas and Beta, and the Corsairs in Eta. The Outcasts have funds. That's their main advantage. If Rheinland can afford it without killing off their massive military at all, then the Outcasts can afford a less complex version for the purpose of processing Cardamine.

As for this refinery, it's actually smaller than Corsica. It is not orbiting a gas giant. It's orbiting a small water planet, similar in size to the planet in Shikoku. Only a 3.5k radius across the base.

Venice is a cardamine refinery, not a 'base' per se. Also, the Outcasts -can- afford it. You say the Houses are richer than the Outcasts? I'm mildly amused by that...The Outcasts are perhaps the richest faction, irp, in the game. Cardamine, cardamine, everyone loves cardamine!

EDIT: I do, however, feel that Venice needs more biodomes.

See SOB/BLS about the biodomes. It isn't, however, a place to grow Cardi, but to process it into its usable forms. It'll be getting more stuff, though. It's not done yet.

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Thank you for the contribution...:dry:

Good job with planet Zaragoza, it looks dark and treacherous almost.

Thanks, but that's just a matter of choosing a model and texture combination. But thanks anyways.