Ascent Windows game

Hello mod developers i wanna ay thank you for all the work. I was wondering would it be cool if you make ships form movies and games like star wars, halo, Ender Games, and so on if you can that would be pretty cool thanks bro reply if you can

Tend to find this community is really defensive of itself.

They perceive themselves as the best community in their own opinion. They percieve the help system as adequate and routinely answer questions with "Read the wiki" which while better than the game docs, is still only intuitive to the experienced player.

As a player that played over 6 months, set up a colony, I concur that you can find new systems to name your own, but it is very discouraging to see how far players have to go, and how quick people are to want to stamp everything with a name. I never liked this aspect myself, I thought systems should only be named if they established an actual colony thus making the game of exploring something and setting up first the imperative, not simply warping to as many as you can.

That said, given this is how people did it, I too just warped around a lot to get my name on many systems for no good reason.

The mining of asteroids is alright, its interactive, but yeah I suppose it is a grind. the star bases are a mess, too many rings, you need spreadsheets to figure things out for sure ( almost worse than eve lol).

The gameplay is worth a few hours distraction but I too got bored and left, now waiting on star citizen myself, maybe elite dangerous.

Cheers

To anyone who's put any effort beyond the tutorial and the core 9 worlds you can be certain there are 200 billion + systems out there. What you see in the initial screen is the first sector. Sure people have explored those and many surrounding sectors to death, but there are thousands more out there within a short hyperjump for you to explore and people don't own what they discover they just get their name on it as the discoverer. It's up to you to put down your mark and claim your deed.

People can ask for help and their questions get answered fairly quickly and the wiki was completely written by the player base and extremely helpful to new players. The player base is one of the best if not the best communities i've been in and i've been playing mmo's since I robbed people out side the bank in UO.

There's only one developer, so that's the drawback, but it's an indie mmo. Development is slow, 1 person can only do so much, but there are regular well thought out updates including major updates like player colonies, star bases, combat enhancement, new player enhancement (tutorials). I've seen a lot of change just since June when I started.

I look forward to outer star bases coming soon and npc's you can talk to and cultivate in your domes. Eventually we'll get some smuggling and pvp and all the fun stuff....I can't wait...
The kickstarter did well, fully funded, soon we'll have some more/bigger ships, terraforming and alot of other fun stuff. It's well worth the price 3 bucks a month for premium and 10 bucks for the client than in eve and I don't fall asleep mining.

As someone that paid for a bit of premium. I tried the game, but found it lacking. It is a constant grind for minerals or credits to buy the next thing for minerals. exploration is really not possible when you start, nor for some time after. the small player base has some clearly defined cliques that you are either a part of...or not. You will certainly know when your not, I found myself joining one simply to not fall in the bad graces as those who didn't. In the end I left out of boredom from the grind, and a community that can't seem to resolve drama, instead they sweep it under the rug and promote players making 'good impressions' to get more players. I don't enjoy drama but be real and open not trying to put up false pretences. I also enjoy the concept of the game, but 200 billion stars is not what you get...you get a very small number, already explored by the vet players, and travelling further at their indulgence.