At the moment in the game, once you amass a lot of money you can drift around with your anaconda and hunt or explore.
So here is the idea, once you amass enough money you can schedule for a space station to be built, by determining the system and buying a specialty "beacon"(For lack of a better name).
Then over the next few weeks(IRL time) the station is built.
These "beacons" would come in several different varieties, which cost from 20 million credits(Such as a locked personal or public station with rearm and refuel) to 1 billion credits(Such as a large station with most amenities such as repair, rearm, refuel, contacts, etc.)
The station owner would then be able to control the station's economies by upgrading it with goods manufacturing and manipulating the station's allegiance.
The station owner would also have to restock fuel, ammunition, commodities, etc.)
rules would have to be in place to keep stations from becoming too clustered, drive people to the frontier(ha), encourage public stations, etc.
If anything like this is already planned then sorry for being unoriginal.
So here is the idea, once you amass enough money you can schedule for a space station to be built, by determining the system and buying a specialty "beacon"(For lack of a better name).
Then over the next few weeks(IRL time) the station is built.
These "beacons" would come in several different varieties, which cost from 20 million credits(Such as a locked personal or public station with rearm and refuel) to 1 billion credits(Such as a large station with most amenities such as repair, rearm, refuel, contacts, etc.)
The station owner would then be able to control the station's economies by upgrading it with goods manufacturing and manipulating the station's allegiance.
The station owner would also have to restock fuel, ammunition, commodities, etc.)
rules would have to be in place to keep stations from becoming too clustered, drive people to the frontier(ha), encourage public stations, etc.
If anything like this is already planned then sorry for being unoriginal.