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I have some feedback, I think the new inventory system in stations should remember "settings/placement/which windows are open"... What I am talking about here... if you like to have Ships hangar + items windows as two separate windows, the next time you open the inventory and/or dock at a station, the same windows are opened...

I wish the ship you were currently in, was still shown in the "ships hangar folder"... it is very confusing that it isn't
I am aware that you can just shift click to open new window... but I personly think that combining the hangar + items in a new window wasn't needed at this time and should be seperated (or make a icon we can add that opens ships hangar like before)

I like the new system for sorting the items, and searching through what you have and all that, it's mainly the active ship, and ships hangar that is bugging me.

Going on Tranq next week!

Smoking Blunts being overly dramatic?

Again?

lol nah no weed smoked today.

the system thats on sisi now has and is missing functions that teh current tq system has. ive detailed them above, check it out bud

Yep Sisi is till not remembering what windows I had opened before I undocked and then redocked.
Having to hold shift if I want to open up my cargo hold in a new window when using the ships own right click menu is just bad fuctionality.

The internal build you're using has to have some serious super mario mushrooms in it then ;)

Anyway thanks for the enlightenment. At this point I'm really happy if these issues at least eventually will be fixed. Meanwhile I would recommend thinking why we are having this conversation week before release and is there something you guys could improve in the planning process of future UI related "improvements" to avoid this.

sidenote: If the sisi version of unification goes up as "it is" I probably will have couple weeks break rather than **** myself off with it, but that doesn't change the fact that the expansion as a whole will still be really awesome with plenty of cool stuff in it. Just don't allow this one thing to ruin that.

The trite answers aren't really needed at this time. There are legitimate concerns and it very much seems like you're rushing this out the door before it's ready.

As far as I know, the Sisi version isn't even debugged yet. (Windows undocking, opening in the wrong location, partial information propogation)
Have you addressed all the problems players have brought up, or can you promise that it will be done before release?

I wasn't concerned until I saw Tippia's video, and now I'm horrified you plan to release that - either as is, or partly fixed and inadequately tested.

So, which of the problems have you fixed, and how long are you giving them on Sisi to test?

He just told the truth.

This is good to hear, as I was starting to wonder if it was going to become an annual ritual of CCP to shoot itself in the head with it's Hubris of not listening to player feedback and killing it's subscriber base with it's summer release.

I cannot help but think CCP has not yet fully recovered from last summers Incarna debacle, simply because what was once the pitchline of CCP was it's constantly increasing subscriber base, then when those numbers went in the toilet ,we were no longer able to access and track the number of logins and subscribers.If those numbers are available once again i'd love to know.

I DO pay my monthly subscription fee, so I do want the game to succeed, but I can say that I have played a lot less in the last year and many people I know have played a lot less, have taken a long Hiatus ,and some are only coming back now, people I haven't seen online since last summer. I would hate to see peopele get that bad taste in their mouth once again and either unsub, or just be subbed and never logon till the point somewhere down the road they feel they no longer want to pay 15 dollars a month for the privelege of skill training in a game they stopped playing months earlier.

I like the game, to an extent I like the people, but , to be honest, as an older player, I dont share the appreciation of the value of " tears" which seems to be such a motivating factor for so many younger players, and I also dont feel like constantly relearning a game i spent time to become proficient at.

CCP seeks to keep its game pertinent and fresh by changing elements of it so it doesn't become stagnant. This I understand and condone.What I don't want to do is relearn the game every 12 months and its interface. In short I want a game , not a chore.The new interface makes the game a chore again, and takes away much of what has been a comfort zone for longtime players.CCP has a succesful game, Dunno what makes them think they can constantly reinvent it and every time they it will be a hit. That's not the case as Incarna taught us. Whoever at CCP is spreading the Gospel of reinventing the game needs to be brought under check, as this person has too much influence on game design. Improve it, dont reinvent it. Certain CCP personell may enjoy using the player base as labrats in social experiments, " hey lets mess crap up and see how they react, that will freshen the game up",and while that may be amusing to a certain type of person to have control over others, its not the experience I am looking for when logging on to play a game I have played for years. Its should be obvious that if people are playing for YEARS, that familiarity and comfort are a key draw to them.Changing fundamental interface mechanics changes the entire player experience, and is a gamble itself as far as maintaining player loyalty and playerbase.

Changes, tweaks, Progress, content. This is what we want.This constant attempt at the reinvention of the wheel is eventually going to be opposed by a loyal core of people who are simple tooled and machined for the old " wheel" and just don't want or need a new one, and if forced may simply move on to something different entirely.

This massive Enraging of the player base once a year by what is perceived to be CCP Hubris will be it's undoing if it continues.Older players in particular will not keep returning in good faith,if they see the writing on the wall, and older players in particular are not inclined to suffer fools gladly.

I think this remark is arrogant uncalled for. With the very strong history of bad releases only to be followed by a series of patches and hot fixes and basic scrambling to fix production code, I don't see how you can say that the comment of a paying customer is overly dramatic. Or have you forgotten all the rocky patches and the utter chaos and public outcry that typically enused?

If you pump out this code in it's current state, I hope you are ready for the repercussions. My personal feeling is that it is not usable for all the reasons repeatedly stated by many players. (At least as of yesterday - maybe better today - who knows?) Or have you failed to notice that none of the player base thinks this inventory system is ready for production ?

Lastly, due to HulkaG V, we have switched to mining in Rokhs. Do you have any idea how click intensive Rokh mining is ? This new system is giving me a strong incentive to play other games because it makes a click intensive operation far far worse.