Do you have any idea how fast a planet would have to move to complete an orbit around its star in 1-6 hours? In our solar system, the shortest orbital period is Mercury at ~88 days. And it orbits at less than 0.5 AU from the Sun. Neptune (30 AU) takes over 160 years to complete an orbit.
EVE uses measurements like AU and km/s because it matters to be at least somewhat realistic (this is a space simulation, not a fantasy game). You are orders of magnitude beyond the bounds of reality. Disbelief only suspends so far.
At this point, I’m genuinely unsure if you’re trolling or just really dumb. Either way, I’m out. Doing what I should have done when you posted your first thread…
Yeah i get people disagreeing with me but when but it comes to a point where when you’re disagreeing, i’m in the argument with players by the look of it haven’t played since I was in middle school like fact he’s detesting it’s totally possible, like most space games, do it it would only add a more dynamic layer to the universe we
yes but your maths is so bad you made a system where planets would be orbiting at 200k km/s whilst interceptors in eve only go 10km/s if blinged and snaked
you do have to make the time accurate “enough” not just throw out 6 hours as a random planet orbit speed.
do a test, go to a planet in game that is 10+ AU from the sun, do one orbit of the sun at 10AU or more and post here how long it takes you
you want the planets to move faster than the spaceships, how would you ever go near the planet if everytime you come out of warp it has already shot off into the distance?
no that’s dumb did all of you guys just forget about gravity. Ok so I get what you’re saying about the orbital speeds being ridiculous. Fair point. But I think you’re overthinking this a bit
But yeah, to make it actually work, I was thinking more like planets would “jump” between preset positions every 15-20 mins rather than moving at lightspeed. Your ship overview would show both current position and next position with a timer, so you’re not constantly chasing something you can’t catch.
Each planet could have a gravity field that pulls your ship based on mass.
ok so evidently you’re not that bright SO HOW IT WOULD WORK IS just the same way you’re sitting on the ■■■■■■■ ground would you be able to orbit a planet that’s how gravity works that’s how escape velocity Works what do you not get