My thoughts on Corvettes, and what I believe their unintended uses could be.

By 7101334, leader and founder of The Galactic Hub

You probably already know my thoughts, but I'm going to go a little more in depth. Like many other players, I've been begging for years, and like many other players, I see no wasted effort. This update is great for all of us, and for those of us who are wating for Light No Fire, we know it hasn't been forgotten because of what Sean said. "The technology is being developed for both games," which drove many crazy from speculation. Anyways, back to the subject: Unintended uses.

Oh boy there are so many! I've already demonstrated a few in-game: Space picnics. You get out of your ship while in space with a buddy, you hop on top, and you lay down a mat and a box, then you both sit on the mat and pretend to have a picnic. If you're doing this over text chat in hubspace, prepare for a lot of questions, speaking from experience. Then we have skydive racing. You see, for some reason, your jetpack doesn't use energy until you're near the ground if you jump out of your ship, so, to take advantage of that, me and a few buddies jumped out, set a target base, and raced each other there like superman. Of course, this would probably work better in space, all you need is a corvette styled as a finish line, but it's less fun, less challenging-you know?

Quick interval: I wanted to thank Omnia.89 for encouraging me, while that single comment may have been small, it means a lot to me, thank you again.

Now, we are back. The next one will make a lot more sense if any of you have played Crossout. Fusions. You could attach more ships to large corvettes with an upside down exit hatch or the elevator thing to lock them into a cage, similar to the original fusions in Crossout. This way, you increase the dps by X amount of starships and one corvette by an incredible amount, and I'm sure as long as one person starts doing it, it'll become the number one team sport in The Galactic Hub. I'm going to finish off there.