Wandering Fleet: My Stars Simulator

Players of the Stars said that as long as you write it down, they will definitely support it. However, after reading a few chapters, there is a question: a ship with 500,000 people, means that the selected ones must be elites in a certain direction (at most, they will take away some ordinary people on a humanitarian basis), but they are going to space. Those astronauts will definitely be there. No matter how bad it is, there should be a group of pilots. Why is the protagonist selected for such an important and dangerous task as flying a spaceship to capture asteroids? And since you have already chosen the protagonist to participate in the selection, why do you have to go to all the trouble to get him? If you really feel that the protagonist is not suitable for this task, in this environment, the instructor will directly say that he thinks the protagonist has a better place to go, and ask him to be transferred directly. Is there no problem? In my opinion, because there are too few people, there is no way for individuals to develop freely in this situation, so everyone should obey the unified arrangements and make the best use of them (according to the settings of P agency, one population should be about 100 million, right?)

Best wishes to the endless stars

It's hard to watch the overly cliche plot of pretending to be X and slapping people in the face.

I can't understand that there are only a few spaceships, no land resources, and money is basically useless. You have to be able to get benefits even if you are a sweat. What can you gain by selling information in this environment? If you sell data worth more than a spaceship, what can you get if it's not even on the same ship?

The earth exploded and there was still internal strife. The writing was fine, but it was awkward to read. There was not much difference between watching and not watching.

I haven't read the book yet, and I advise everyone not to read it. The author has written that we are all dead, and everyone left on the earth is dead. It is impossible for ordinary people like us to get on the spaceship. The author is so bad

Let me tell you my opinion. The background of the protagonist is set wrong. The background is too low and it may not be possible to board the spaceship. Only when you have the background can you do things easily on the spaceship. The protagonist is asked to go to the mines at the beginning. Why would a million people be the protagonist? Does the protagonist have any special abilities? No, I lost interest after reading a few chapters.

The humans inside have no sense of crisis at all and are still engaging in intrigues.

It's not that you can't write about internal strife. If you take the country as a unit and think of other people, such as scientists, etc., Of course you can write about internal strife, but you can't avoid it. Your level is already interstellar, so there is no need to write about internal strife. You have the time. Writing about extraterrestrial civilizations is not as good as infighting.

I always feel that there is no sense of crisis like the rogue fleet. The earth has exploded. There is still internal strife among countries. Without the halo of the protagonist, it can be declared extinct.

Humanity really hit the jackpot. First, the earth exploded, and then it was hit by dozens or hundreds of small stars. Speaking of which, the distribution density of celestial bodies in the asteroid belt is not that small. It would be difficult to hit them.

There's something wrong with this start. It's just a few ships and the country is divided. If you don't hurry up and build a coalition government, are you waiting to hold things back?

After reading the book, I played a game on a whim... ... Oh, let's read the book!

There is actually mod content I would like to recommend a few of my favorite mod authors with strong story telling for reference Time and Space Complex Origins More origins and stories Precursor Story Pack Pioneer Story Pack (my favorite) More ideological trends and national policies: Infinite

I thought Pig's Feet had a fleet of stars

Civilization and state are, to some extent, in conflict with each other. Although the ten starships are all human civilization, they are composed of five different countries. Why do the Long Live Liberty want to kill us? Why do they want to be the boss? Because of hegemony, because a country has enough starships, more talents can be born. A starship with 500,000 people is nothing! If five million people in ten starships all think that they are members of the Viva Liberty, then the Viva Liberty can be supported by the other nine starships, gain more benefits and strength, and the chance of survival in the universe will be greatly increased. The novel is not a game, and there is no scale penalty, so the more starships, the stronger the strength... It is embarrassing.

When the 25 times natural disaster came, I happened to brush up next to the Lost Empire. The Lost Empire happened to be awakened and killed the Boundary Breaker directly.

I hope the author can stick to it

Very good idea. I also have this idea and have already written it. Unfortunately, you have stopped updating it.

A little too overwhelming. The few people who went out to perform the mission actually didn't have a captain, and the training was too perfunctory. There are 500,000 people on a ship, but only a dozen people signed up.