An Architect Reviews Outposts - Star Citizen

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• YA

  @Yannig00 · 5 years ago

  There is one big issue that you didn't address in my opinion: The modules are all separated from each other meaning that you have to go out in the hostile environments just to go from a hab unit to a mining control unit. I think that it is hugely impractical for the workers and it forces the constructors of the outposts to fabricate more airlocks than actually needed.

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• JO

  @john_mystery · 5 years ago

  I was summoned by architect reviews because boy do I love this series.

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• JA

  @jarredeagley1748 · 5 years ago

  star citizen devs seeing morphologis online walking suspiciously around filler outpost assets: <b>nervous sweating</b>

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• FA

  @Farrister · 5 years ago

  &quot;These buildings with the orange lights indicate trade post&quot; - you mean there&apos;s a way to find them, other than walking to the wrong building 3 times? Great video as always

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• EM

  @emessar · 5 years ago

  Maybe one solution to increase &quot;placeness&quot; might be to have elements of the prefab pull information from the environment much in the same way that they paint vegetation. If the system understands an environment to be hot, it would have attachments designed to shed heat, while a cold environment might cause a prefab to spawn additional heating / insulating elements. There could be items based on precipitation, humidity, acidity, etc. The collection of those elements would reinforce a connection to the place and give subtle information about what the environment is like where it is. I think it&apos;s important for elements to be somewhat procedural to speed the workflow.

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• BL

  @blue_otter7716 · 5 years ago

  As an architecture student, this is by far my favourite series at the moment

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• WE

  @WELLbethere · 5 years ago

  I&apos;m an electrician, I&apos;ve installed solar arrays before, on existing buildings and as new solar farms. Those panels are fine in terms of height. Most rooftop units are placed even lower than that.<br><br>As for the armature thing, that would not be ideal, as you would need to power a small motor to rotate the panels, which would heavily reduce the efficiency of each panel. But, in places where the trajectory of the sun changes according to the seasons, these things are not uncommon on larger arrays.

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• MO

  @moongripper · 5 years ago

  i like how he just assumes everyone who plays star citizen has their life together XD. no house or solar panels here. i wish i had em but gotta get them spaceships bois

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• AC

  @achidifrick6124 · 5 years ago

  The more I watch these, the more I wish they would hire you as a consultant for the project. :)

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• CH

  @Chrisheywoodbrown · 5 years ago

  The importance of acoustics is so underestimated. Even in the hospitality industry, people just don&apos;t seem to think to factor it into design, and can&apos;t recognise the problems that causes... Thanks for another great video!

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• DA

  @daveee3235 · 5 years ago

  Love starting the day off with a Morphologis video!

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• VO

  @voidgivenfocus · 5 years ago

  Right when I was giving this series a rewatch 👍

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