Thanks mate. Working on a player-run RP multiplayer game, so I'm on the lookout for good suits. (After that long, I don't think the engineer knows how it feels with that suit off.)

Hi, it is called the City Suit 02 by Sektan: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=722674536

It works, though when changing to it you will be forced to use the old skin selection screen. So somewhat wonky, but it's great to take off the E.V.A. suit once in a while :p

What skins did you use in the video? (The hangar techs) Btw, best cinematic out there! :)

A dropship comes out of a dropship.

In the video, was totally expecting the SPRT base to detonate behind the ships as they flew away, lol.

Loved the video!

I'm glad that you find it useful! I agree regarding the thrusters. When I first designed the 'Ghost', I tried to keep it relatively small, and prioritized the downward thrusters so that it could escape a planet's gravity.

The idea is therefore (and I should probably have mentioned this somewhere) to use those thrusters to break, so when I want to stop I will point the ship's underside in the direction of travel and so quickly slow down. Likewise, when I want to move sideways, I roll and use the downward thrusters to push in the direction I want. It is briefly demonstrated from 2:42 to 3:00 in the showcase video.

I projected and built this last night on my server, and then slapped on a defensive shield. Having 2 large reactors is definitely nice when using that mod. Took down a SPRT mining carriage with ease. Only thing I found was that in space the ship could use a bit more thrust in the backward/left/right directions. I know its not a pure combat ship though, so thats fine. It is setup well for combat though.

SynthWave and Lt.Starbound, thank you!

Lordm00m00, thank you, it took about a week with a couple of hours each day, though I think it will go quicker next time since I had to learn how to use the tool.

Nice use of the replay tool. How long did it take to make the video?

Wow, incredible cinematic!

love it, great work