Blueprint Storage and an option to undock with a blueprint

#1

Example:

 

Current situation:

I got 3 rank 13 blueprints I don’t need, but my friends do.

They are offline and I can only safely-logout for the time being and wait for them.

 

Suggestion:

I want a small addition, which only affects blueprint schematics.

Option to transfer your stored blueprints to Open Space again.

When you undock, you will carry the selected blueprints.

 

Interface for storage for each ship should be visible and you could send the schematic directly there.

You can do it in any way you like, as long as we have such option!

 

This isn’t a trading system, but it is more expansive and less restrictive, because we can already share loot as it is.

It is an improvement of current design.

 

 

 

Sincerely,

Koromac

#2

GREAT !!! :012j:

#3

Equal suggestions have already been answered. It is not planned to add any kind of trade system.

#4

This isn’t a trading system, but it is more expansive and less restrictive, because we can already share loot as it is.

It is an improvement of current design.

 

Equal suggestions have already been answered. It is not planned to add any kind of trade system.

 

Hmm

#5

Hmm

It’s just another form of trade system. 

#6

trading would bring a lot to the game. you can’t trade GS, but you sure as hell can help your friend out and give them something that you don’t even need to help them. i’ve noticed that giving loot to anoter ship is by the game’s rules, illegal, yet it’s still practiced because people often don’t need the stuff they get.

#7

trading would bring a lot to the game. you can’t trade GS, but you sure as hell can help your friend out and give them something that you don’t even need to help them. i’ve noticed that giving loot to anoter ship is by the game’s rules, illegal, yet it’s still practiced because people often don’t need the stuff they get.

You mean this?

 

6.11. Transfer to another person, as well as accept gaming accounts and any game valuables from other persons.

#8

To the Developers,

 

Please, please, dear God, please give us this system. It can’t be that complicated to implement the ability to send someone equipment via the mail system, can it?

 

Sincerely,

 

 

Sho

#9

To the Developers,

 

Please, please, dear God, please give us this system. It can’t be that complicated to implement the ability to send someone equipment via the mail system, can it?

 

Sincerely,

 

 

Sho

It’s not the problem for them.

They just don’t want to do it. That’s their problem.

#10

They be stubborn.

#11

This discussion has been made often enough.

Closed.