Now see, that is exactly what I told someone in game about "why doesn't cryptic make this better?! ", "Because when something is improved, a shuttle bay is broken..."

This is why it's dangerous to do all the changes that you guys (and we) might want to do. There is always dependencies that can't be easily seen. There is always a cascade of more work down the line that any change causes.

Overall, my changes to DS9 will make it easier to do further work on it in the future. . . but we have to suffer though stupid things like this in the meantime.

Anyway, it's fixed. . . dunno when you'll see it.

/tacosauce

Thanks Tumorboy,

Since you're in there, I invite you to take a look at the ESD map in the foundry. Anything strike you as odd or possibly outdated?

Thanks for the fix.

Im not even sure they use a system remotely similar to the one used to edit/make maps in EF2. Besides, I live in London and am not really looking to relocate to the US :p

I would build interiors on my spare time and just send them in of course. If cryptic opened up the tools for players then they could reward players with dilitium or other rewards, like hold a monthly competition. Alternatively they could even offer free cryptic points for designs that could be used in game. It would probably be cheaper than hiring a new developer and having him work on something for weeks which we players can probably create at a lower cost (no offence to the devs but they do require a salary)