Hi!
My character named Marco is crashed.
I tried to build a new ship, because my ship was randomly deleted, move to this ship and program is now crashing, when I conected to this server.
Please, could You delete my account?

Hi.
I know that people with my problem are a little rare, but I hope you can either provide me with a little solace or some hope that it'll be fixed soon.
Basically, I don't have a delete key, because I am using a bluetooth keyboard. I also don't have a right control key.
This kills certain functionality.
Is there a chance you could either tell me how to fix this myself or that you could release some kind of keymapper utility? I'd love to be able to use the feature to delete teleporter links.
Thanks.

Hi, i'll sirtenly look into adding a keymapper if its at all possible, that might actually help with others as well. @togira the server should be back up now. @everyone else, their is a news post I just put up on realitysoftware.noip.us that i'd like people to read and give their opinions on, it might mean drastic changes to dmnb's gameplay.

what happend with server client not connecting and nnot responding

Surver seams to be down for especially a lot today (or I check in in just the wrong times). hope not something sirius.

Ah. So, it means DMNB will go down for a long time?

Well, can't wait for the new version. I am sure it Will be good. Even if we Will have to wait a bit, it is better to wait a bit and have a stable version than constant surver crashing, anyway. Good luck!

Hi danny.
Well I have played the game for a while, though after the last lot of not playing I havn't been doing so.
I know I never got that far into the game.
The teleporters were good, though you are probably right about them not being realistic.
I always relyed on them and used them to friequently.
Hmmm however its not much good if you loose power during a flight with your turbocars offline unless they can be powered the same as the lifts or something or simply stop having cars and just have tramms or in vehicle shuttles.
As for exploring large plannets how would you keep track of your ship and where it would be.
I don't know if I want to spend half the game walking round to find things, thats what I spent doing on entombed1 searching every nook and cranny its why while I have it a full version, I hardly ever play it.
2.  fast speeds.
The trouble danny is you always have something new, something really cool and for ages I jumped on the waggon and went with it.
I do think you need to cap things at one place and well just say no more on that one.
I have played dmnb a lot and I struggled to get to where I could get things but yeah.
As for project alpha, I agree with you, project alpha was a sidescroler though.
I can only wish you the best of luck.
I may try it when it comes out but I will not test.
I am a trecky for the most part, I do enjoy concepts like running round ships and doing things.
However as for speeds, I think the hyperspeed/ lightspeed/ trans speeds were all good.
On the other hand I have no idea how deadspace universe actually works.
I havn't really managed to listen to vids of that much or anything.
Ofcause I will support you or would have I guess.
Though maybe I wouldn't its just as well I am not in the group anymore because I probably wouldn't support you, the idea is a bit slow for my taste.
I can't agree in your vision of the game as such.
Landing on a plannet where your ship is at 10000 52000 100000 and searching for stuff then walking to the ship and just no, not my idea of a game sorry.
Finding stuff fine, exploring a planet, fine, having a crew when I can get it and doing missions, fine, but I am most of the time being solo.
Um, I won't complain its not my type of game.
My games are usually medium to fast with some action, and such.
Large explorers, I don't know I know the mainstreamers have them and enjoy them though some of them can get a bit big.
Due to the last crash and me loosing all my cash, who knows.
In the current version I was struggling to get to the point where I could do everything I wanted.
I guess you could make the game more crew centric.
Right now there is just big ships and you being solo.
Maybe only small ships could do solo stuff and maybe have it that if you have a big ship you need a crew, I guess you could have robots or something help you as crew and maybe have crew to but whatever.
This doesn't mean I won't play, I will try at least when it comes out but don't expect me to stay.
If I need to buy in to play I may do it once in a while just because I am like that and enjoyed missioning and stuff but to be honest I have been always an offline type player I havn't really done much online play.
See you round

HI Danny,
As I have said on Skype a few days ago I am happy to hear that you're redesigning DMNb 2 to be much more like Project Alpha, as opposed to a Star Trek inspired 2d version of Miriani or Prometheus. When I first started playing DMNB, I was rather disappointed coming from Project Alpha because of the amount of time players spend on board their vessels like a commercial pilot flying round the clock to accomplish various tasks. What was particularly unsettling was the limited amount of ground-based game play, which meant that all players would do is dock on a planet or space station, enter an area with a galactic network terminal, buy the equipment they needed, and board their vessels again.
In contrast, Project Alpha kept players busy throughout its entirety. From level one to level five, players had to navigate their environment, explore areas for objects, and buy equipment at galactic network terminals. Weapons also had to be upgraded to insure that monsters could be dealt with efficiently. This was all done while trying to put a derelict together just enough to be able to escape the asteroid belt and escape Red Warp as it exploded, leaving them stranded on Inderian Nine. The subsequent quest to search for all of the components for the gravity jammer to then destroy the project was also intense. Without getting to deep into the game play itself, the concepts you introduced were groundbreaking for an audio game.
Now, I totally understand why a redesign of DMNB is necessary. As you pointed out, the teleporters were implemented as a convenience for players, but they don't resemble the realistic experience of navigating the corridors of a vessel, or the surface of a planet. Red Warp was huge indeed, so was Glimmer of Hope, but I was able to learn the layouts of both ships and complete the game five times, enjoying it each time I did so. The cockpit-centered approach made the game rather boring for beginners to be honest, as there wasn't really much to do until enough credits were earned in order to upgrade to a much larger, more powerful vessel, which was capable of deep space exploration, combat, and planet cracking, among other things. So, providing players with a variety of activities, both in the pilot seat and on the ground will undoubtedly the replay value of this game. There were many times when I decided to take a break from DMNB because there weren't enough players to do missions with, since each player was focused on mining, planet cracking, or salvaging in order to earn the most amount of credits. That was one of the main problems, the idea that one player had to have more credits than every other player, which meant that the game looked more and more like a competition that decided whose ship was the best and most powerful. Instead, players should be able to explore derelicts together and not just to salvage artifacts, but to repair damaged components, as was the case in DM Pa. Along the way, they should face similar dangers, such as self-destruct sequences, monsters, and structural failures, which would require problem solving in order to avoid certain death. That was the appeal of Project Alpha and taking this game in a similar direction will be a welcomed sign of progress. Finally, the reasons which brought you here are largely based on the player base. You had to deal with Drama, both on this forum and on the server, which didn't contribute to the development of this great game. Players were asking for custom ships, credit hand-outs, and features that weren't necessary, couldn't be coded in a timely manner, and detracted from the main ideas of the DM universe. So, don't be bothered by players who cause drama, demand constant updates, or free credits and rewards to progress through the game. This game can be enjoyed by everyone, as long as no one ruins it for everyone else.

Wehre could we grap the record?

Oh wow.
  Sad to hear you had to take down the first version of DMNB. Glad there's a more dead space like one in the future!
  You should so make it so that people can audio chat to each other on ships though so that people can actually create real-time let's plays of this. You know how awesome that would be? Also, there are some of us who are not permitted to have a twitter account, could you post it here for those of us like that but who are still interested?
Thanks.