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|it is recommended to put a vehicle seat on you're base and have a radar on you're ship so you are less likely to forget were you're base is. please note that other people are more likely to find you're base if they have a radar, but it is slightly more safer than beacons |
|-it is recommended to put a vehicle seat on you're base and have a radar on you're ship so you are less likely to forget were you're base is. please note that other people are more likely to find you're base if they have a radar, but it is slightly more safer than beacons |
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|Having a space station with your clone bay, a backup ship and materials and in the middle of nowhere near a star, is a great way to not get yourself stuck on starter planets again. |
|Having a space station with your clone bay, a backup ship and materials and in the middle of nowhere near a star, is a great way to not get yourself stuck on starter planets again. |
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Revision as of 02:50, 28 July 2022
(No.) This is an article containing advice about how to play Waste of Space.
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| Having a space station with your clone bay, a backup ship and materials and in the middle of nowhere near a star, is a great way to not get yourself stuck on starter planets again. |
| Be VERY careful when using "drag" when in space, as most ship have a singular, big hull holding evrything. And dragging it might shatter the whole ship. This can circumvented by assembling multiple, smaller hulls reducing or deglecting possible damage. |