As for my trucker I submitted the transfer request right now
Requested transfer of '858567867458845' (for 7641 satoshi)
which seems to be successfully done
Glad to hear it. It was just a confusing error message after all.
Toecutter, something to think about regarding pcjob's trucker he purchased from me. It was sold through my planet's marketplace since there is no marketplace in the Lesath station. (it cost me friggin 6000 satoshi to tow it from the station in Lesath to my planet in the same system
) Anyway, if he chose to fly up there to get it, he wouldn't have been able to because my landing permissions don't allow visitors. There's obviously an easy workaround, that I set him up to land on the planet. But maybe you should default it so that ships purchased from other players go to the closest THX or something like that.
Hmm, interesting. I wouldn't be particularly worried, as one can always request a transfer to his current location. Same-system transfers should be really cheap, BTW, I'm guessing it's your Fleet Overheard kicking in.
Just curious if broken items are actually supposed to be able to be placed for sale on the market?. Obviously people should be watching what they buy of course, but I can really only see this leading to disappointment if anybody is not paying quite enough attention before they buy something......
That's true, but yeah, that's intentional. I'm also not quite sure, but I think there are still some uses for broken items. I'll get back to you on that.
By the way Toecutter, i've been meaning to ask this question but just reminded now. What's up with the rarity of sapphire crystals in a planet's mineral composition? Out of the 60-80 some-odd planets I know of, I think I've only ever heard of two planets that produce sapphires (although there may be a few more out there). Is that intentional to prevent easier/cheaper lapidary?
Also, one of my planets has 'very low' orichalcum... with 1000 miners it takes 13 hours to produce one lousy piece. It was the same planet I originally had the bug that said it had none, but it actually did. Am I just super unfortunate that it is so low it's practically non-existent or is something wrong?
More about that, gradation in low, very low etc. it's far from accurate.
I have 2 very low ruby planets. First produce 1 ruby per day(1000miners) second 1 per 4days. Similar is with other resources too. Maybe it will be better to gradate mineral richness in points from 0 to 10, or 100?
Not sure about the sapphire situation, I'll ask for a printout.
As for the gradation, you guys are right, not only is it not granular, it's kinda off by a few points too.
Small update.
- [ENC] Make planetary mineral richness display more accurate (again). (@zaiusz+@kakucis006)
- [ENC] "Latch" currently selected chat tab between screen refreshes. (@zaiusz)
- [ENC] Make Unicast the default option for chatting.
- [ENC] Add ability to unselect current chat tab by clicking it.
- [BUG] Click-on-nick in chat didn't work in Firefox.* (@onlinedigger)
* This was fixed a few days ago, but I think it's worth mentioning. And you can also double-click on nicks to start private messaging session quickly (similar to "hail" button); not sure when exactly this became a thing.
Planet owners: your minerals did not change, all the rates are the same, it's just the display that got changed. (People assumed the opposite last time around, so I better say this right away).
