And I’ll point out that neither do you. If your entire argument is going to be “we don’t know, therefore you’re wrong” then a brick wall would make a much better debate opponent.
I’m making inferences and extraploations based on what’s been presented so far and what we know of the MMO’s intended gameplay.
Unless the devs have changed their minds since the old forums went down, we’re not capsuleer equivalents. Ergo, we must be private individuals.
All spacecraft, as far as we know, are capable of interplanetary and interstellar travel, down to the smallest one-man shuttles. Such craft appear to be as much a part of daily life in the Infinity universe as aircraft are today. Thus, drawing parallels between the two is not unfair.
A single-engine Cessna is about the price of a really nice car. I believe it reasonable to assume that a small spacecraft, say 50 meters, plays the same role. Thousands of people make such purchases every year.
It’s not unreasonable to assume it to be the same for a Deltan, Centauran, or Star Fold citizen.
You know what, in the interest in civil discussion, I’m going to ignore the blatant ad homs.
Define “good”. And then explain to me why that rules out private individuals, such as ourselves, from purchasing smaller/lesser/whatever than that.
Pot, kettle. You’ve already decided that capital ships in atmosphere is stupid and refuse to entertain any possibility otherwise. JB has done a better job of arguing against it, and I’m not ashamed to admit that there have been several times that I have considered xir arguments.
What does that even mean?





