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I so want to use your ships in my game :D
Big fan of your creations here :-)
Please add me as a friend, I would like to discuss some of them with you.
Thank you and have a nice day
When I flipped the chomper, removing the drill is what fixed it and I've seen that happen before on several occasions too, when Capac flipped the bitter pill it was the animated shield modulator block that was the issue there. These blocks seem to mess with the centre of mass just enough to throw off the thrusters in some way that doesn't entirely make sense given my understanding of SE's physics simulation :/
In other words: Use thrusters OR wheels, you can't have both on at the same time. (You can have both on a single craft, just turn off one when you turn on the other)
He knows I have an eye for the rare and unusual ships so showed me this. What a mess. Shot to shi- er, pieces and half of the front missing. Says a freighter captain brought it in: found it floating in space. This thing has wheels, what's it doing out there?
Miki reckons he's seen something like it before so traded the captain before he got any idea of its value. I saw why when I got to Mars to pick it up - this thing has some super-rare shield tech.
Wasn't cheep either; Miki wanted my Super Gremlin for it but the colour spoke to me - had to have it. I've got it pretty much restored. There's definitely something about it. If it could talk, I bet it would have a hell of a story to tell, but I guess we'll never know...
"I see him winning it so well, that my name is made illustrious there by the light of his. . . .
It is a far, far better thing that I do than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest I go to than I have ever known."