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Feature Requests / Re: Eliminate Blocked Spaces for Bases
« on: April 07, 2010, 10:03:08 pm »
I read the second page and I understand the intent, but if a player wants to design identical bases they are merely showing economic wisdom. It is cheaper and faster, not to mention smarter, to duplicate a design that works. Personally speaking, no two of my bases are ever alike because of the budgetary, research, production, and defense requirements existing at the onset of construction.
Of course, an obvious drawback of "cookie-cutter" base designs could (and in my opinion should) generate a distinct combat advantage to the aliens after their first assault due to their familiarity with the base layout. Even if they don't survive their assault, one must assume they have maintained contact with their superiors up to the point of their demise.
I am simply trying to follow the dictates of logic and common sense. In my particular case, with my current second base, it is not quite logical for arriving personnel to check in with the sentry on the gate then go back outside and hike across the surface to where there is another entrance.
@geever - No rush, just trying to help with ideas. Actually, I sort of like my blocked entrance - it justifies my opinion of governmental thinking....
Of course, an obvious drawback of "cookie-cutter" base designs could (and in my opinion should) generate a distinct combat advantage to the aliens after their first assault due to their familiarity with the base layout. Even if they don't survive their assault, one must assume they have maintained contact with their superiors up to the point of their demise.
I am simply trying to follow the dictates of logic and common sense. In my particular case, with my current second base, it is not quite logical for arriving personnel to check in with the sentry on the gate then go back outside and hike across the surface to where there is another entrance.
@geever - No rush, just trying to help with ideas. Actually, I sort of like my blocked entrance - it justifies my opinion of governmental thinking....