Time to pull a Fletcher.

[Shagohad]

Alright. So. I was watching Gundam and one thing I admired about the show was its acknowledgment of weightlessness in space. Never on the ships do they have gravity. The massive habitats and stations do because they have a centrifuge with which they generate gravity through an orbit.

After talking to many players and seeing how people RP their ships, it is under a general consensus that only capital ships and transports would have artificial gravity.

My query:

What kind? Why? How?

My theory is that which is reminiscent of Dead Space. They have gravity plating which works like a tractor beam. It exerts a gravitational/force field pull on what ever is above the individual plating. So let's set it to pull at 1G and let's assume that the field extends to what ever is a solid massive object above it (The ceiling). It seems very crude and would be prone to horrific accidents.

What do you guys think?

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