I WAS TOLD TO FLY TOO CLOSE TO A BLACK HOLE! - Starcom: Unknown Space Gameplay - 22

[@Dropbaud]

Charlie, Maybe you should have pushed those shielded things into those warp flux capacators..

[@joshuacr]

*WHEEE!* WB Charlie! (The Fedora, murderer of Goryr by Nudge!)

[@SIXPACFISH]

I wonder if those "fireworks would have opened the shielded chests???

[@SergioLeRoux]

Those annoying Devout stations are very susceptible to targeting the 3 strut connectors (using right click for subsystem targeting with the laser), they explode in no time.

[@Zero-Point-nx4rm]

53:06 Drunk driving Goryr

[@welluhwhatdoyouwantm]

Huh, I didn't realize that your space station has changed over the course of the series.

[@CharliePryor]

Yeah it’s kinda neat.

[@AristonJ]

16:19 might just be a graphical glitch/lag. Looks like engine trails.

[@INFO-MAN659]

There has been a new update to big ambitions. I think you should start a series on that.

[@CountingStars333]

That bit near the end wasnt your fault... But it does show that ramming can be a cool strategy.

[@okieengineer5953]

You are using plasma for missle/drone defense. Have you considered using Havoc? which appears to be specific missle/drone defense.

[@CharliePryor]

Have to have the modules on the ship, and commit the research to have them, in order to use them. That means sacrificing something else to put it there. Focusing strength in specific weapon systems makes those systems strongest possible. Just the strategy I decided to go with. I can respec later if it looks like it’s no longer working

[@RichardYauman]

I wonder if you knocked the impenetrable shielded objects into the fireworks what would happen, if anything.

[@okieengineer5953]

Or push one of the shielded objects into the black hole. 😅

[@okieengineer5953]

I had thought they might “stick” to each other when pushed together.

[@CountingStars333]

Hell yaaa bruder. Finally. How did celano change tho??

[@CharliePryor]

Its exterior design is different. Go back and look at episode 1, and compare it to this. ;)

[@BluesyCodes]

I think "femtosmoots" is a reference to femtotechnology, hypothetical manipulation on the scale of 10^(-15) m, and smoots, a joke measure of unit thats roughly 1.70 m. LOL

[@King_of_the_Beasts_MMA_News]