cracked starmade windows 10 download StarMade. In StarMade you'll be faced with the challenge to explore the Universe's infinity, building your own spaceships and space stations to fight for survival. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. The Universe's immensity combined with the inspiration produced by the success of titles like , is the perfect excuse to develop a sandbox type game that brings together space exploration, the construction of stations and spacecraft, and the battle for survival . Are you ready for StarMade? More than just a game about building in space. This game offers us the possibility to explore millions of galaxies and build any object we can think of with blocks . We'll design our own worlds and start fighting against other players in a huge adventure. What can we do in StarMade? Build space stations, spacecraft and other elements with blocks. Explore an endless universe. Face other players and their worlds. A universe full of possibilities. 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This will be more useful to those who play for imagination in their designs or would like to follow a stronger roleplay aspect within the game, not to say it won't be useful to others, but will lend itself towards them moreso. I will be updating and adding topics over time when possible, so please be patient. An argumentative forum for the current stage of the game (good or bad) or which direction it should go A critique thread for designs Laws set in stone on how to build (or a suggestion therefore) Theory for specialisation of ships Guidance using strategy for designs Going to be quite long winded. Material gathering Long distance travel Bulk storage Defences (Missile, Shielding, etc) etc. This does not mean that a construction is designed based on entirely one issue. In the construction of most vessels although you may be focused on a main issue you may need it to overcome other, smaller issues. These issues are not the primary focus and so I like to call them secondary issues. For example: Your salvage vessel is designed to collect materials and does this effectively however you require the specific material Matisse for some of your work and the local systems do not contain an for you to mine this. You have found an asteroid that contains Matisse 32 systems away. Your secondary issue at this point you have identified as travelling that distance to harvest those materials. You can travel to this slowly in your vessel that only has a salvage array or you can develop the systems on your vessel to jump and perform this travel faster. So you put jump mechanics on your ship and have solved the secondary issue. You have effectively changed your construction at this point to solve multiple issues and therefore the design is different. The purpose of the vessel has remained material collection but now has the ability to perform long range travel. It is a combination of core and secondary issues that are resolved that lead to the Role of a construction. The Role of the construction as we have discussed is based on it's purpose . You may now want to create something that resolves an issue that isn't related to the previous construction or the issues it was there to resolve. Rather than build onto the previous construction when you have no requirement for the purpose it was built you should make a new construction. Because the purpose of this new construction is to answer a separate issue it has a different Role . A salvage vessel containing a separate cannon array, the cannon array being unable to perform the task of salvaging is "wasted" and consumes space and mass within the vessel. Yes it can be a nice feature to have for defensive purposes, but if your salvage vessel is for local or short range mining it is not too far from safety and protection. Due to the size of efficient salvage vessels in general it will often not have a fast turning rate, making it difficult to both salvage and defend itself. Mining / Salvage vessels Cargo hauler Fighter Bomber Destroyer Carrier Defence Outpost Factory and Cargo storage Shopping and Trade center. Time Requirements Volume of Output Capacity Ease of Use Miner A salvage rate: 150,000 blocks / 30 seconds = 5000 blocks per second Miner B salvage rate: 150,000 blocks / 25 seconds = 6000 blocks per second 6000 - 5000 = 1000 1000 / 5000 = 0.2 0.2 * 100 = 20% Volume of Output refers to the size of the result or yield. Specifically the higher value will be more fit for purpose. Examples of this may include the amount of damage a cannon can achieve, the amount of blocks a factory can create or the amount of material gathered by a salvage vessel. Referring back to our previous example you have the vessels Miner A and Miner B. Miner A has been installed with logistics chambers where it has Mining 2 equipped, Miner B does not have this. With this Miner A can harvest 3 times the materials from a block and Miner B cannot. Let us assume in this instance that the 150,000 blocks of the asteroid are all useful and can have this bonus applied. The total volume of output for each vessel is as follows: Miner A volume of output: 3 * 150,000 = 450,000 Miner B volume of output: 1 * 150,000 = 150,000. 450,000 - 150,000 = 300,000 300,000 / 150,000 = 2 2 * 100 = 200% Capacity refers to the total volume that can be held upon the construction. The higher the capacity, the better suited the construction is for the purpose . For this we refer to the storage capacity created through cargo container blocks in Starmade. These can be used in both factory production and for general storage. Using the previous example, both Miner A and Miner B are going to have the same capacity or volume for storage. In this instance we will say that both have a capacity to store 200,000 of the useful material. Because both have the exact same capacity, they are equally efficient in regards to total capacity. Ease of Use refers to the ability of the construction to perform the purpose without complication. The more actions required to perform the purpose the less efficient it is as it is more difficult to use. This generally is a performance marker seen in the automation of constructions. If you have an automatic miner used to gather materials, you would rather press one button to activate and achieve the purpose than press a button to prepare the position of the salvage array and then another to actually perform the salvage action. These performance markers although worthwhile individually are not necessarily exclusive of each other. Lets look back at the previous example using Miner A and Miner B and what we know of them so far. How do I prevent a StarMade version update? How do I lock StarMade to a specific version and prevent it from automatically updating to a new release? There is supposed to be infrastructure in to do this, but either it isn't working correctly, it doesn't exist, or I have it setup wrong. I have tried to set my version to Release, Dev, and Pre, (Archive is always empty) and choose a version earlier than the current version, but no matter which of these settings I select, whenever a new version is available, Steam automatically begins downloading it when I launch StarMade. In the StarMade properties on Steam, under the Update tab, there is a section for Automatic Updates with a dropdown box containing three choices: Always keep this game up to date, Only update this game when I launch it, High-Priority always update this game before others. NONE of these is what I want. Am I missing something? Steam starts the StarMade launcher, which is what allows me to select a version and launch it. And yes, I can choose a new version at that point, but before that ever happens, Steam spends time downloading and installing the new version that I do not wish to run. In the launcher, I must select an older version, update again, download it, and install it. And every time there is an update, I must repeat this process. How do I avoid this? -PR-Sandbag. Valck. Top 4ce. Force or Ace? The easiest way is to just install a different directory for starmade. Then when you launch from steam, it doesnt matter what version steam is, the launcher will be looking at the other directory. You can change the install directory within the launcher, using the gear next to build type. Then changing the install directory. Tolnorus. There is another tab in Steam game properties called Betas where we can select the version of a game, but the publisher must populate that tab in order for it to be used. StarMade's Betas tab is unpopulated. As an example, this feature exists for a game called Factorio. Despite the label "Betas," the dropdown box in this tab contains several previous stable releases of the game, as well as the current one and the one in development. If I make a choice here, Steam remembers that choice and that's the version I use every time I launch the game. I think Steam could be configured to do this with StarMade, running it directly instead of starting its launcher. kiddan. Cobalt-Blooded Bullet Mirror. Try launching the game from this location, you'll be playing from the Steam directory without going through the launcher: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\StarMade. Tolnorus. Try launching the game from this location, you'll be playing from the Steam directory without going through the launcher: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\StarMade. Thanks! Yes, actually, I did discover this solution and I have been using it. I didn't update my post here because I was waiting for a new version of StarMade to be posted so I could verify my solution. Someone suggested an alternative / supplemental solution: to create a second installation of StarMade. I have been unable to do this. I created an unassociated directory with freshly downloaded files, but while the launcher that I run from it seems to operate normally, clicking LAUNCH does not run the game, but merely removes the launcher from memory. Feedback, anyone? MrGrey1. Tolnorus. So I gave this a try. The results were bizarre and confusing. Trial #1 I changed the name of the original directory to protect it, then moved my new copy to its location. The launcher ran and updated files, but the launch button didn't run the game. Trial #2 I made a copy of the original directory. Running the launcher and making no changes in the launcher, both the copy and the original worked normally when each had the original pathname. Trial #3 Using a copy of the original directory, I ran the launcher and updated StarMade to a different version. The game would not launch after an update. The original directory worked normally. Trial #4 I made a copy of the original directory, renamed the copy folder and set it aside. I ran the original launcher and updated the version. Both the copy and the original launched, each with a different version. So it seems like only the original folder can be adjusted. A copied directory will run its launcher, and the launcher will happily update files and report readiness to launch a given version, but will in fact not launch the game. A copied directory will work, but its version cannot be changed; any attempt to do so will corrupt the folder and make it unusable. (But what part is corrupted?) So to create a new version, the original folder must be used to update files, then a copy can be set aside. This is inane, but I suppose it is a working solution. As long as I can rescue blueprints and other server data, it's good enough. Most importantly, it can be used to match versions with a server so I can play different versions of StarMade without reinstalling every time. EDIT: More information. Further testing has revealed that apparently I cannot launch v0.200.334. Despite using the above methodology, 334 will not launch under any circumstances. In my tests as described above, I used v0.200.335 and v0.200.334 exclusively. I need to do more trials with other versions. Starmade being overtaken? I'm wondering with the plethora of space sims entering the market what Starmade is doing to become competitive. I love this game but I feel like it isn't going anywhere and that other games will offer a better experience very soon. Particularly games like Empyron, and today Skywanderers released a trailer. I haven't tried any of these games yet because I think that Starmade still offers the most, but the Skywanderers trailer looks like they have everything Starmade has plus a better looking environment. It makes me wonder if Starmade is going to be overtaken soon. I really would like to invest my time in whatever game allows me to build a space empire, ship by ship and block by block. Maybe I'm outright wrong, or maybe somethings could be improved here. My question is will Starmade be worth my time in the future or am I better off investing in theses newer games? Shouldn't this be moved to off-topic because it's kinda weird discussing wether or not Starmade is worth playing and what games might be better instead of Starmade? I mean it more like we are talking about what games might be better than SM and thats advertisment. To adress the question: Skywanderers has no environment, there are no shots of actual planets. It is propossed to get it, but as long as the dev has no fotage of those the game does not have environment. Also I am not really interested into thinking about games that might be actually enjoyable in 2 years, when I think about what to play now. Also I fear it happens the same as it happend to Spacebase DF 9. I mean I gladly paid 15 € for Starmade because it allready is a game - 1.5 years ago. How long did you play Minecraft? Exactly: you played it not longer than one year straight. So is it really relevant to measure a space sandbox on scales longer than 6 months? And I think asking if you should hold on playing any , until THE real sandbox game comes out, is kind of useless. There will allways be a better sandbox with better AI and better this or that. But not in the near future of 6 months. What I find most uninteresting about Skywanderers is the fact, that it just jumps onto the space sandbox hype train. Ofcourse it looks nice. But do you know how many Minecraft clones came out right after Minecraft became really popular? I rather stick to what I trust now. Besides: if a Minecraft in space would be so fucking easy that a one man studio could do it, it would allready exist 50 times. And to get one thing straight: Any game, that has working faction mechanics and NPCs and fauna and music and the ability to fulfill quests will need at least 2 years to finish if it starts right now. Exept for Starmade, because it allready has the basic core game and thus has a development advantage. I mean just think about everything Skywanderers would need to actually compete with SM: AI, NPCs, Fauna, Faction Simulation, Planet Generation, Physics, Quest Systems, Universe Generation. I mean even if the dev would hire 5 guys right now they just can't code that stuff in less than 2 years. Raisinbat. Raging Troll. Notice the weapons strapped onto the ships? Like all the other games, and unlike starmade, you can't design how ships work. This is starmade's massive advantage; it does ship combat far better than any of it's competitors because you have control over how your ships behave in combat. You design your own weapons instead of strapping prefabs onto your ship. , empyrion, avorion and now this thing only allow you to make ships on a superficial level; you smack together a hull structure out of armor, then sprinkle systems on top of it as an afterthought. MacThule. There is a marketing concern though; eventually one of these clones is going to tap into a lucrative partnership with someone big enough to push them into an eclipse position. That won't kill Starmade, but it may prevent Starmade from ever tapping lucrative setups like Minecraft does, selling the brand to Lego and peddling trading cards to kids in grocery stores and the like. That's my only concern regarding the clone wars. KillaKrazy. No, StarMade currently is not a game. While I may enjoy the game it would be wrong to say it is a game with so many elements missing. And to get one thing straight: Any game, that has working faction mechanics and NPCs and fauna and music and the ability to fulfill quests will need at least 2 years to finish if it starts right now. Exept for Starmade, because it allready has the basic core game and thus has a development advantage. I mean just think about everything Skywanderers would need to actually compete with SM: AI, NPCs, Fauna, Faction Simulation, Planet Generation, Physics, Quest Systems, Universe Generation. Az14el. Definitely not a skywanderers dev. Ghent96. Too true. Starmade just got OWNED by Skywanderers trailer. SM lacks a LOT. possibly MOST of what we've been promised for the past 3 years or so. Instead Schine has dinked around re-inventing the wheel once or twice a year, and never actually moving this ALPHA out into a beta. So. no, to the above, this is not actually a real game yet. Now, yet again, we're stuck with Schine shoving a power overhaul (read: re-inventing the wheel, again) down our throats, breaking all of our BPs again. AGAIN. and still not delivering on promises and features we've needed and been asking for, for the past 3 years, core skeletal features of necessary gameplay and server support and build mode. Raisinbat's wrong - Skywanderers is clearly a voxel game, Minecraft in space, with good elements of so much more, and relatively low-fi so hopefully those of us with older comps or laptops can run it. Weapons is not what [used to] makes Starmade, nor customizing all our systems. Any game can do that. It was, until now, the only space voxel game, where you truly just built with only inside and out. The ultimate point, tho, is not so much the voxel itself, it's being able to totally custom build your own ship, not with premade pieces like some others, but a true voxel - a plain, colored cube. From there, everything else branched out: hulls, shields, reactors, guns. You know at first we just have 1 block each for cannon, missile, beam, pulse; and had to use a slider menu to customize them. We didn't have rails. Starmade actually had more players back then. The changes in the game over the past 3+ years haven't been bringing the things into the game, the content, the 'ing, the server support, the scripting, etc; the things that the community has truly needed. So, now, we're facing the inevitable truth that other games, clones, latecomers, whatever . are catching up and surpassing Starmade. [doublepost=1488945684,1488945590][/doublepost] so. basically you want another (Skywanderers) to fail, so you can justify your time spent in the futility of SchineMade? Az14el. Definitely not a skywanderers dev. Raisinbat. Raging Troll. Calhoun. Part-time God. Brokengauge. Use of the term "SchineMade" confuses and infuriates me! Ok, not really, I just like the "confuses and infuriates us" quote from futurama. Anyway, calling it "SchineMade" is a little weird. Are you saying that Schine's involvement in starmade is ruining it? Lol. Like calling mine craft "MicroCraft" because Microsoft has RUINED ECERYTHING? That's a little odd considering that Schine is the sole entity that has ever worked on StarMade. I could see "SchineRunner" or "SchineCraft" both of which imply that starmade is a ripoff of other games. Or maybe "FailMade" or something if you really meant to put either Starmade or Schine down. But "SchineMade"? That just feels. I don't know, confused? Anyway, I understand the frustration. Maybe you should check out skywanderererererererers's demo and tell us how it is. Thats XCOM baby! remember the cantenbury. (the mcrn is still bettr tho) Master_Artificer. Press F to pay respects. Well those are unfortunate choices for charature models. But that galaxy map. ohhhh. Star systems are. big. ooohhh yeeesss. I almost thought they didnt have rails, it seems just certian few blocks have moving animations, and actually at the end it turns out the thing with moving parts isna weapon, so they might not have actual rails. Reminds me more of a minecrafted space engineers than starmade. Time to go watch the old starmade trailer again. arouq. Hi, I'm a pre-alpha tester for Skywanderers. I've played some, as well as watched gameplay content, so I have a rough idea of where the game is in development. I'm a game developer myself, so can speak a little on my perspective of the two games. Skywanderers is visually superior to StarMade. The post processing effects, lighting, particles, UI feedback, universe backdrop are much more refined, giving the game a polish lacking in StarMade. The logic system is more compact, allowing ships of all sizes to have neat contraptions, with limited space. Whether this is an improvement or not, is opinion, I view it as a plus. Plenty of 3D models to compliment the blocks. While StarMade has some 3D models, Skywanderers has more. It gives the game a more "realistic" feel, allowing fine details in smaller builds and interiors. Something which StarMade lacks. Additionally, the 3D models contribute to a "more" unique appearance to the game. Again, whether this is a plus or not is opinion. Universe layout is superior. Entities are more spread out; it seems much more natural, unlike StarMade's grid galaxy system. Sounds are present in the game. LOD system, although a bit hack and slash, is in the game. I'm not sure if LOD is also for ships, but have a working LOD system, reducing graphical load. Additionally, planet rings are "functional" they appear as a 3D model/texture from a distance and transition into a cluster of LOD asteroids when near. A LOD system in StarMade for asteroids and planets could alleviate significant graphical load on our computers, as well as allow for larger entities. This isn't true, and I'll tell you why Skywanderers is created in Unity, which is quite a popular . Games made with Unity include: Cities: Skylines, Firewatch, Kerbal Space Program, I Am Bread, Ori and the Blind Forest, Broforce. It's a great little engine and can be incredibly powerful in the right hands on the right project (ie KSP). A game engine basically makes game developers' jobs easier, by providing them with a lot of prebuilt tools to cut down development time, things such as rendering, physics, sound, animation, networking, scripting, AI. Unity is particularly notable for its great rendering/graphics. Unity provides almost all (if not all) the fancy graphics (lighting, flares, particles etc) and LOD systems. Little to no work involved there. Unity also provides its own audio engine. Notice how my list of positives for Skywanderers mostly comprises of things that Unity handles? Notice how almost all Skywanderers videos focus on aesthetics. StarMade, for the past 4 or so years has been leading the voxel (boxel) space genre. A lot of game development is about figuring out what works and what doesn't, when you're leading the pack, you get the privilege of dealing with the brunt of that work. Skywanderers has been able to piggyback off system design from StarMade, you can see the StarMade "inspiration" in a lot of their content. The most noticeable is in their logic system, which is nearly a direct copy of the Logic and Rails system in StarMade, with the benefit of being scaled down. Great, no need to reinvent the wheel, StarMade expanded from Minecraft's redstone, Skywanderers has adapted StarMade's system. There's nothing wrong with this, but it's an important point. Skywanderers has the illusion of having faster progress than StarMade, this is where we need to be very careful. Skywanderers hasn't had to create their own graphics system, they've adapted Unity's great tools. Skywanderers also has the benefit of learning from others who have covered a lot of ground in that genre already (ie StarMade). Now, there's a sacrifice to pay for using Unity, and for many games, the sacrifice is well made, as the loss would have contributed little to no benefits. However, in Skywanderers case, this "shortcut" might be fatal. The issue with using Unity is that access to low-level code is limited/restricted. For a voxel game that wants to scale, that's a problem. Massive optimisations? Forget it. When you start hitting millions of blocks, hundreds of entities not just static, but dynamic too, you need serious optimisation work. Games like StarMade and Skywanderers need access to the low level, it's no small feat to achieve a massive living universe. I think if Skywanderers is aiming for the same scale as StarMade, Unity was a poor choice. Which leads me to what I think are the biggest negatives for Skywanderers. Made in Unity, great for getting smaller to medium projects off the ground quickly, but the lack of access to the low level leaves little room for optimisation work necessary for a massive voxel space game with millions of blocks entities flying, colliding, fighting in 3D space. Won't scale effectively, for the reasons listed above in my talk about Unity, but also the design choices made. A heavy focus on aesthetics takes up a lot of resources. Unity graphics, while nice, don't really scale too well. With the plethora of non-block (smaller) objects able to be used, the performance impact doesn't allow for this sort of detail to be scaled. Again, if Skywanderers is aiming for the scale of StarMade, this was a poor design choice. No Physics implemented. This is a big one, most people won't realise how big of a thing this is. Physics is a lot of work . Not even collisions. If graphics in Skywanderers is 0.5-1% (using Unity) of work (which is quite generous), Physics is at least 25% of the total work required. Physics in a continuously changing voxel environment is a beast to deal with. This point alone is enough to see how much work they have to catch up. Planets are 3D placeholders. All the cool planets you see? Don't exist. They are merely 3D models, you can not go to them. This is not implemented at all. That's a lot of work to implement. No game mechanics are functional, power, shields, weapons. While there are turret systems and "weapons" they are all visual. Why do you think the scenes in the trailer either cut before weapon impact or are disguised by explosions? Lacking plenty of content already in StarMade, to name a few. NPCs, Fleets, Crafting, Trading Multiplayer appears to be minimal, lots of work still needs to be done here. This is another big point, multiplayer is hard to do. Although Unity likely handles a lot, I'm sure there's plenty of development time to be invested there. StarMade has made a lot of mistakes, but let me put it this way, if I had $1,000,000 I wanted to invest in a voxel space sandbox, I'd invest it in StarMade over Skywanderers any day. Pretty things are pretty, but I'd rather have my developers working on the foundations for the game, instead of prettying it up so early into development. There is no doubt in my mind that StarMade will always be the better game. That being said, there's a big risk that Skywanderers is going to catch the attention of the public with its eye candy, making promises it can't achieve and misleading people ( cough No Man's Sky). Making the market sceptical of similar space games dooming StarMade to be ignored by the public forever, a lost gem.