This Starship Engineer Just Wants to Mine

I really can't stand it if you don't change the distance unit. Can a light frigate with a top speed of 800 meters per second and a planet that can't fly be called a frigate? It should be called a small plane. Even if the Earth and the moon are so close, you have to fly for 5 days. The shortest distance from the earth to Mars is 795 days, which is equivalent to 2 years. It's only such a small distance, do you understand? Are you a cosmic writer? I have been working on science and technology for a long time and it is not as advanced as World War II. I am speechless.

Let's change the combat distance. In a war in outer space, the range is not as far as that of people on Earth in World War II. Please refer to EVE and don't be so stupid.

The last starship division sounds like a part-time job, and the first three are more like basic professions. The reason is very simple. Whoever made the fleet you control cannot just rely on buying it. Design, production and maintenance are all within the scope of mechanics. Mental operation of the fleet requires extraordinary mental power. Where does this ability come from? Genetic evolution and so on. So the career setting of Starship Master is very strange and cannot be parallel to other professions.

It is recommended that the author should not just follow the game description of the ship. The game needs to be balanced, but the reality is not the same. In the game, large ships can be equipped with three or five guns for the sake of balance and maneuverability. Normally, it is impossible for a battleship not to be equipped with small guns, anti-aircraft guns, and small turrets! They all have it. After all, he is bigger than Expulsion and has enough location and energy!

To be honest, the writing is really average. First of all, the various data are completely off the mark. Secondly, the plot has little connection with the title of the novel. I thought that the protagonist would explore the starry sky and dig out metals to improve the starship and enhance its strength through various difficulties and obstacles. There would also be various grand and epic plots interspersed in the middle. But when I saw the plot, it was just like this? If the author just generates electricity for love, that's okay, but if he wants to make money, it's probably impossible.

Why do I feel that the plot seems to be... Too entangled with the legacy of the empire's history, and the relationship with the current forces? According to the initial reading, it seems that there should be a base, and then it is time to start developing and exploring ships as a free miner. How come it turns into political confrontation and strategic deployment? What about the grave-digging business with such a promising prospect? What about the promised universal company? The "Enterprise" seen in the later plot It feels like a forgotten child, It's like being picked up later...😭

It feels like a traditional fantasy novel wrapped in a sci-fi starship skin, giving people the feeling of using a gun as a stick.

There is a very good novel in the game that we can learn from, and that is the super god mechanic, especially the mechanical novel, and the cosmic novel cannot be avoided.

A script in the game can mine. In a world with artificial intelligence, the protagonist actually needs to mine mines himself.

The starship combat in space is written in the same way as a fighter jet. It is really difficult to maneuver and evade ballistics and close dog fights. No matter how maneuverable your starship is, it cannot be stronger than missiles. If it is locked, it will be exploded. Moreover, laser weapons can continue to irradiate. If you follow the predicted trajectory, you will definitely hit the target. The battle scenes are really too dramatic.