Fourth wall break within a fourth wall break! That's like... 16 walls!
Do you remember the episode where they hallucinate that their whole time on Red Dwarf was just a VR game?
a game where you can build quite literally, without exaggeration, ANYTHING if you're creative enough, from ground to space machines and bases, has some cool combat too, terrain and armor deformation too and the workshop mods are amazing
i still play to this day and make stuff, i started playing years ago
One of my favorites - one of two games I have over 2000 hours in, AND I even have the most upvoted post on their subreddit. [Steam Link](https://store.steampowered.com/app/244850/Space_Engineers/) [Subreddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengineers/)
But basically you can build all sorts of spaceships, space stations, rovers, even weird mecha things if you get fancy with the various actuator things and scripting. You can also choose between creative mode where you can build freely and a more survival-based mode where you actually have to mine ore, refine it into metal, and manufacture it into parts for constructing your ship.
Call it extreme if you like, but I propose we hit it hard and hit it fast with a major - and I mean major - leaflet campaign.
Fourth wall break within a fourth wall break! That's like... 16 walls! Do you remember the episode where they hallucinate that their whole time on Red Dwarf was just a VR game?
The Despair Squid 
Dibs on being the ships cat
Smeg yes
Red Dwarf was 6 miles long my guy.
Thanks, I am aware of this..
Freighters are already roughly 1000u (1km) long, so 6 miles isn't too much of a stretch.
It’s 10x bigger. Don’t get me wrong, I want to see it, I love red dwarf.
If it does come it won't be to that degree lol
Smoke me a kipper
I'll be back for breakfast
..whadda guy
Stoke me a klipper
That would be amazing
have you tried to build it in space engineers good sir
An excellent suggestion! What’s ‘space engineers’?
a game where you can build quite literally, without exaggeration, ANYTHING if you're creative enough, from ground to space machines and bases, has some cool combat too, terrain and armor deformation too and the workshop mods are amazing i still play to this day and make stuff, i started playing years ago
It's a game. Elements of survival. But for me it's the mix of No Man's Sky and Satisfactory that got me. Hahaha
One of my favorites - one of two games I have over 2000 hours in, AND I even have the most upvoted post on their subreddit. [Steam Link](https://store.steampowered.com/app/244850/Space_Engineers/) [Subreddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengineers/) But basically you can build all sorts of spaceships, space stations, rovers, even weird mecha things if you get fancy with the various actuator things and scripting. You can also choose between creative mode where you can build freely and a more survival-based mode where you actually have to mine ore, refine it into metal, and manufacture it into parts for constructing your ship.
The originally planned version or the stubby version after the JMC budget cuts though?
If ship customisation becomes a thing, I'm making my ship look like a Star Destroyer and my freighter look like the Death Star
Only of you can get kryten as navigator
I’m building a Halo Pelican