I applaud the complexity of the base, the time and materials it must have taken to build it, and the assholery level required to want to do it in the first place.

I also enjoy the fact that you clearly wasted hours of your life building it, because it takes less time to get it out of my way than it does to punch in the glyphs to the portal you unsuccessfully tried to block… but then I guess “failure” is a defining feature for you, isn’t it.

Keep up the good work. Looking forward to encountering and removing the next one I see.

Haven’t played the game in a while, and i know there’s been some major updates to how Seninels work since i last played. I just tried blasting open the doors of a building on a planet, and as i’m used to the seninels came running. That’s all fine. However, it seemed that no matter how far i ran away an no matter how long i stayed out of their sight, they were still on the lookout. Is the mechanic of hiding from sentinels to get them to go away just gone?

You are not a human doing. There are quests, activities, bases to build, travellers to find, units to make, ships to upgrade. But the true beauty if this game is in simply being.

You are the first person ever to land on an undiscovered planet in a universe which is so vast, if every human being on earth played simultaneously, there would still be over two billion planets just for you. Take a few minutes to appreciate its beauty.

There is minimaxing to be done, base parts to be ground, freighters to be designed, but take a moment to stand on one of your frigates’ landing pads and marvel at what Sean hath wrought.

The true value of this game to humanity is its ability to rekindle the sense of wonder at the vastness of nature. Bring this sense of wonder back to the real world.

Safe travels, Interloper.