***SPOILER ALERT*** Enable us to build worm hole gates. Add fleet command instructing a ship in your fleet to defend another ship in your fleet. Why does time progress only for the system in which you are currently located? I understand that depending on the size of the star within a system that gravity could change the speed at which time passes but to put a system on FULL PAUSE because you are not currently in it is ridiculous. How are we supposed to make ship parts and earn credits within systems that we have built up and set in motion to be self sufficient? Isn’t that the whole point of the game?Why can’t we leave a system to retrieve commodities for a trading/smuggling mission? Compartmentalization of systems for missions seems shortsighted.

Game is great on storyline, battle, and trade but it needs a battleship class! Edit: for those complaining about the storyline I completed it with the Cobra ship only needed a normal fighter to bring down a ton of ships so if you think storyline is hard it’s really not so stop trying to kill yourselves in-game as it’s easy if you actually think about both normal ships and capital ships (don’t know why I like killing dreadnoughts but they should be hard not easy that is if you have a couple bombers for big fights only use them when the weak turrets are destroyed then use the bombers to take out the stronger turrets and especially the high-damage ones!) even took out ships that had better stuff than I did don’t even have a gunboat and yet am able to kill stronger ships trick is to have 2 ion cannons and 2 plasma cannons and fire at will right behind the enemy ships that you’re having trouble with!

I have looked a long time for a game like this!- You can play OFFLINE. Yes!!!- Space combat is actually fun thanks to the convenient “lock” feature that even works with guns.- You can own and bring multiple ships into battle and take turns flying them whenever you need to. - The trade system is simple and easy to understand.- The graphics are amazing and remind me of Everspace.- You can customize your ships with better stats or more guns. - Your ships have an incredible attention to detail. If it says your ship has 4 guns, you can count 4 guns. If you returned from battle with only 3 missiles, you will see 3 missiles. If you were damaged it will show that too. - This game does a lot of things, but it does them all in a very simplified way that doesn’t require a Wiki or hours of tutorials and research. - You can own space stations and manufacture goods. - Every place you land has a unique background. Sometimes you even land on the planet itself. - Story and narrative is very minimal so you can focus more on the action.- I’ve enjoyed this game much more than EVE Echoes, Infinite Galaxy, Second Galaxy or Star Traders: Frontiers. - To the Developers: Thank You! It is the simplicity of this game that makes it so much fun to play!

Trade, cargo, managing money, and factories is pretty fun, not being able to slow down speed isn’t. Getting a try again screen when dying when the game could have just swapped to a different ship you had following you. Feels kind of lonely around stations with nothing but you and your squad and the occasional pirate. Not being able to buy the big capital ship grates me, I want to fight with giant ships and not just the small guys. Combat is decent but holding down a target button is just way too easy and the only real threats are capital ships with kinetic cannons. Enemy AI is not that great and could use improvement. Only 26 ships, could use a lot more variety. Compared to Galaxy on Fire 2, Space Commander has a better economy but a much weaker combat system and lack of variety in ships. just give us the ability to build capital ships dear god PLEASE