Quickdocking, boon or bane?

[Knjaz]

That suggests that implementing this but leaving quickdock for medium and large sized crafts available is something you would support...? Remember - it IS in fact fixing what's broken. It'll fix stuck-while-undocking and get-blown-up-by-undocking-from-the-planet.

All my posts were related to quickdocking and quickdocking only (and to arguments like "Do it for the sake of realism"), preferably for all types of ships

Yes, I too often have to watch how a snubcraft that we tried to kill quickdocks. Or quickdocked Legate, yesterday, that had 5% hull left and was under heavy fire of my BCs battleship primaries. So what, it was our fault for not outputting enough damage and letting him reach the base.

But I'd definitely prefer to keep this part of the game, for everyone. If you change it, it will likely change the outcomes of many battles out there.

I see no reason not to support bug-fixing measures. Like blowing up ships, stuck ships, etc. Even freighter economy, if you find a way for it not to be abused into oblivion with F1'ed 5'ker. But not the removal of quickdock.

EDIT: I'd even agree with caps not being allowed to dock on all bases, although that idea would require intensive balancing.
You can't just forbid all caps to dock at battleships, for example. Gallics won't be able to keep their force in Edinburgh, then.

Or an example of Omega 11 - one lawful, one unlawful base. It's likely that a small Solarius station cannot support capital ships.
But can Freital do the same, being a rock in asteroid field? And if it can't, hessians will have to keep their caps in Guard system. Bet they won't like it. If it can, how can it affect "balance" in system?

These are just first examples that came into my mind.