I think it would be the sensor booster, I think I'm very observant, so I would kind of have this “perception” haha. A good booster sensor leaves no detail behind.

I really like the idea of a cozy atmosphere, now I realize that maybe I've gone a bit gothic haha. But I think the room was comfortable, which is what I really like about it, the contrast between black and purple (my favorite colors), some shades of white so as not to create an atmosphere of mourning and the wooden floor to bring back the idea of comfort. I hope you like it.

Why not a Just app?

Distant Worlds Expedition was ED's first major community expedition, then we had Distant Worlds II on January 13, 3305 and its main objective was to explore deep regions of the galaxy (focusing on Sagittarius A* and Beagle Point). In all, we had 12 stopping points, starting from the Pallaeni system with 12 waypoints.

The organization was essential, since it united more than 13,000 commanders officially, with Erimus Kamzel (Leader) and Dr. Kaii standing out.

The expedition was divided into four major stages, with many side events to ensure interest and resources during the long journey. The massive number of players and the way it was all coordinated is what makes it so unique and impressive.

The Capsuleer Monument in Molea is a good answer, as it represents a great tribute to the players. It is located in the Molea system, next to the POS tower of the old Capsuleer cemetery, in orbit around Moon 1. Its construction was a great union between Concord and the community. It has 3 slabs and a permanently lit cyno.

It gives me a certain sadness but at the same time respect for those who have passed on, almost like a memorial to those who have gone to war. I think it's important that people at least know of its existence.

Each cane dedicated to someone lost.

I'm impressed by the unity and respect that only a game with so many years and a huge community could generate. You're not just a number, your legacy is there.

I guess if you like space and complexity ED awaits you, a game where you'll simply run out of keys on your keyboard to select options haha. I think everyone should experience its level of simulation and gameplay, it's incredible and because of its complexity it's 8 or 80. You either love it or hate it haha

I tried something different, I liked the idea of the natural green contrasting with the tone of the wood, I didn't want to spread colorful flowers just to say it was a garden, I wanted the idea of a really cozy place that I would actually call a garden, with green plants.