This is of course the fundamental core gameplay of Store Citizen.
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This is of course the fundamental core gameplay of Store Citizen.
Ghost of the Elevators
In the depths of the 'Verse, where the shadows creep,
Amongst the stars, where the spacers weep,
There’s a tale of dread, where the silence quakes,
Of the haunted lifts, and the lives they take.
Steel and wire, they ascend with a groan,
Through the cold dark void, where the lost ones roam,
In the heart of ships, where the echoes moan,
Ghosts of elevators, forever alone.
Ride on, through the corridors of time,
In the grasp of the void, hear the chime,
For the lost souls, who’ll never be found,
In the haunted lifts, where the silence drowns.
Whispers in the dark, of a doomed ascent,
Through the ghostly realms, where the brave lament,
When the lights flicker out, and the circuits bend,
In the ghostly lifts, where the stars descend.
Climb high, to the heavens where the phantoms play,
In the heart of the ship, where the shadows lay,
For the lost and the found, and the souls astray,
In the cursed lifts, where they’ll forever stay.
Echoes of the past, in the silent night,
Through the starless void, where the spirits fight,
For the broken dreams, and the endless flight,
In the ghostly lifts, swallowed by the night.
Ride on, through the corridors of time,
In the grasp of the void, hear the chime,
For the lost souls, who’ll never be found,
In the haunted lifts, where the silence drowns.
Steel and shadow, they ascend and fall,
Through the eerie halls, hear the lost ones call,
In the heart of ships, where the darkness sprawls,
Ghosts of elevators, and the end of it all.
Ride on, through the corridors of time,
In the grasp of the void, hear the chime,
For the lost souls, who’ll never be found,
In the haunted lifts, where the silence drowns.
In the depths of the 'Verse, where the shadows creep,
Amongst the stars, where the spacers weep,
There’s a tale of dread, where the silence quakes,
Of the haunted lifts, and the lives they take.
Steel and wire, they ascend with a groan,
Through the cold dark void, where the lost ones roam,
In the heart of ships, where the echoes moan,
Ghosts of elevators, forever alone.
Ride on, through the corridors of time,
In the grasp of the void, hear the chime,
For the lost souls, who’ll never be found,
In the haunted lifts, where the silence drowns.
Whispers in the dark, of a doomed ascent,
Through the ghostly realms, where the brave lament,
When the lights flicker out, and the circuits bend,
In the ghostly lifts, where the stars descend.
Climb high, to the heavens where the phantoms play,
In the heart of the ship, where the shadows lay,
For the lost and the found, and the souls astray,
In the cursed lifts, where they’ll forever stay.
Echoes of the past, in the silent night,
Through the starless void, where the spirits fight,
For the broken dreams, and the endless flight,
In the ghostly lifts, swallowed by the night.
Ride on, through the corridors of time,
In the grasp of the void, hear the chime,
For the lost souls, who’ll never be found,
In the haunted lifts, where the silence drowns.
Steel and shadow, they ascend and fall,
Through the eerie halls, hear the lost ones call,
In the heart of ships, where the darkness sprawls,
Ghosts of elevators, and the end of it all.
Ride on, through the corridors of time,
In the grasp of the void, hear the chime,
For the lost souls, who’ll never be found,
In the haunted lifts, where the silence drowns.
I wonder how it ends? Is it like that U2 song '40'?When Star Citizen: The Musical happens this must be in it
'It's a scaaaaaaammmmm' 
I know it happens the world over, but I still find it incredibly sad and inexplicable...especially when it happens a mile or so from your house. 77 pilot whales died a few days ago on the island after the largest mass beaching in over 100 years
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Will this hurt CIG's funding?
That was near your place?I know it happens the world over, but I still find it incredibly sad and inexplicable...especially when it happens a mile or so from your house. 77 pilot whales died a few days ago on the island after the largest mass beaching in over 100 years
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More salt topping the sub...
My fleet is still getting larger as we speak. But also dustier.
With price tags attached...
That's a mean trick to play on their niece/nephews.
"invested", LOL
The T1 refueling beam is going to fix it. No physical contact required.
There is a dirty joke there, somewhere.
Just a mile down the coast from me. All the landowners on the island have been asked to give a section of land and help with burying the whales being there's so many of them.
Wait, how is this done? Everyone is chiming in and allows for a piece of their land to be used as a large grave?
Evo shenanigans continue...
Personal & Instanced Hangars
[...]
- At Seraphim I used ASOP to spawn my C2. It showed it had spawned it but the button to my hangar was nowhere to be found. To fix it I had to store it and then spawn it again using the public ASOP. What I noticed is that then some of the other buttons in the elevator were missing: most notably those leading to the docking ports. [...]
- Later I got in the same situation with my Vulture spawning to a large elevator. It was impossible to get there using the workaround above. Instead, what I did was spawning my 125a and then the Vulture. The elevator was still broken but at least I was able to walk through the doors and finally enter the hangar.
- It was a struggle doing a mission with my C2 for delivery on Orison.
- After a server error I landed at Seraphim; when I left the pilot seat I fell through the floor.
Freight Elevators
- The freight elevator doesn't seem to like it when you offer SCU in different sizes (you get a yellow error message at times). The workaround is to offer one size at a time and / or move the containers to the middle of the elevator and try again.
- The freight elevator at Seraphim broke after the server error.
- The "move to warehouse" button should only be active when the elevator is down. Otherwise, you end up breaking the elevator.
- Putting weapons from the warehouse onto the elevator makes them inaccessible and challenging to pick up.
- The freight elevator at Disposal Orinth doesn't work correctly. I parked my Hammerhead nearby and loaded the containers on the elevator. There is now a cargo grid and they snapped well. When I used the terminal, it said the HH was blocking the elevator even though it was far enough away (above the turret). I parked the HH further and while the cargo became visible and the contract interface showed up (with a running timer) the elevator ran into an error at all times I tried to lower the cargo. When I removed the cargo, the elevator worked as expected. But as soon as any cargo was put on it stopped working. I abandoned the mission and shortly after the server 30K.
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Burials for sea creatures? Why not give nature back where it belongs?
Not feasible to drag the carcasses back into the sea...besides the logistic issues that it would cause in itself. The easiest and simplest way is to bury them. All of us who own some land on the island have some pasture or fallow land where it can be done safely and quickly...and we already have the heavy machinery needed to remove the whales from the beach and to bury them.
Hiring heavy tugboats to drag the whales back into the sea isn't a realistic option...even as much as that may seem to be the natural solution...and small boats simply don't have the traction to do this, the whale carcasses are being buried deeper into the sand with every tide and the cost of hiring marine recovery specialists would be extremely prohibitive...and who foots the bill for this, the islanders? The local council?
Not to mention once they're dragged out to sea, do you leave the half floating carcasses to drift into shipping lanes before they eventually sink?
We, as local farmers, are doing it for free as a community service, which has been universally accepted and approved by the scientific community involved in the research into the mass beaching since having 77 rotting whale carcasses left on the beach isn't an option either...
At the end of the day, they're still going back to nature by fertilizing the ground they're buried in
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