Quote from: onlinedigger on May 13, 2017, 03:51:44 PM

No, i use it for mining as often as other ships. I thought problem in reactor, so recheck it twice (in SG2 and in SG1), but you know results.
Actually, there is only one way be sure in durability state in SG2 is place it in cargo and attempt repair on station Sad

That's weird. I've filed the bug report, thank you.

Quote from: onlinedigger on May 13, 2017, 03:51:44 PM

Before posting question i made some tests: couple scans of asteroids with just bought used scanner, even mine some asteroids with already broken laser; made thrusters across the system with three new engines, on short distance with 2 minutes cooldown, then few on long distance with 10 minutes cooldown, but any equipment still has 100% durability. Well, then i waited until 20% hull points left and took a trip from Miaplacidus to Tabit 1544 and back to Miaplacidus, BUT still 100% of all engine's durability.

Well, it's entirely possible there's a (positive, for players) bug which stops durability loss. But I'm guessing you were just lucky. You don't lose a point EVERY time you use a piece of equipment, only SOME times. The hull has nothing to do with it, but ship durability does. If you have a ship with 0 durability, you might want to do some tests using it. 0 durability ships trash their equipment much much faster, as noted in the manual.

At least that's the idea.

Quote from: onlinedigger on May 14, 2017, 12:53:13 AM

In game manual said "In some circumstances, damage can still be applied to cloaked ships, in which case they receive a high evasion bonus." http://www.satoshigalaxy.com/help/manual#cloaking

Is that mean that if I deal damage to cloaked player he gain extra points of evasion skill?

No, it just means he gets a bonus during his evasion roll. Similarly, when the manual says Aiming bonus, it means extra precision, not that you get more skill points.

Quote from: rehbell on May 13, 2017, 09:20:00 PM

Dear toecutter,

i crafted 80 dogecoins and i see this

1. http://prntscr.com/f7hwzk
2. http://prntscr.com/f7hygg

I guess the time display is too small. The programmers have to enlarge the area where the CoolDown time is displayed.

Ouch, thanks for the report. You are correct, the indicator display was never supposed to display that much time.

Quote from: rehbell on May 13, 2017, 09:20:00 PM

I have another question. When is a player a veteran?

I guess it's all relative. When I use the term, I usually just mean "players who know how to play" or "players with [significant amount of] planets", depending on the context.

Quote from: rehbell on May 13, 2017, 09:20:00 PM

I have reached level 161 today and for the moment I am in position 5 of the 10 best players. Could not a medal for the status "Veteran" be awarded? That would be great and I would be very proud of it.

That's a pretty good idea, adding to the list.