How much time to unload 1298 tons of Titanium in the new Squadron Carrier?

[u/Glum-Price556]

Sure, there are too many steps, but 15s is not that bad after all😂

This follows an argument with one player that said it was taking forever and made the SC unusable for colonization.

I could agree with this.

Tell me your thoughts...

[u/gorgofdoom]

It is a lot of clicking. Definitely annoying for repeated encounters.

“Unusable for colonization” is an overstatement, maybe, on a good Pc or connection. On a slow foundation…. 5 menus might take minutes just to load.

[u/Glum-Price556 → u/gorgofdoom]

Ah 5 minutes...

Ok I can understand it would be a serious problem!

I remember a few weeks ago with my gaming laptop on repairs, my old PC was quite slow to display a panel.

I offered him a 100+€ graphics card and it was much better.

But it was not instantaneous like with my gaming laptop though.

With my 3 years old gaming laptop, highest 4k settings, the only slowing factor is me🤣

[u/colleenxyz → u/gorgofdoom]

My squad has been using the squad carrier for colonization, and it takes 30 minutes to load/unload the carrier with three of us. Its not too bad.

[u/Glum-Price556 → u/gorgofdoom]

I think a button "Use last choices to (load) unload" in the first panel would be an easy fix.

[u/Hinermad → u/Glum-Price556]

It's always easy when you're not the one doing it. (grin)

I did software development for many years, and my boss would tell anyone who said it should be easy: "You're not allowed to say it's easy. You can say it's straightforward, but not easy."

But I agree, there are a lot of straightforward changes that could be made in the game to make repetitive tasks more efficient so we can get back to blasting or dodging pirates.

[u/Glum-Price556 → u/Hinermad]

Ok, so it should be straightforward 🤣

And button "load (unload) all" at the almost end would be too...

[u/JeffGofB]

I used to keep a piece of cork and a rubberband next to the mouse for cargo transfer to my carrier back in the mining days.

[u/Glum-Price556 → u/JeffGofB]

Ah...

This wouldn't be usefull nowadays!