Space Engineers - S4E67 'Orbital Dockyard' 

just fyi, but all the ships you could possibly encounter at any given time are already on your hd in the form of 'prefabs'. The difference between prefabs and blueprints is a couple of lines at the beginning and ending of the prefab file. 1) edit the file (and a blueprint you already have) in a text editor, you'll see the difference. Give the new ship a name as you edit it. 2) make a directory in your local blueprint folder using that name. 3) save the prefab-now-blueprint file to that folder, _NAME IT BP.SBC_ The blueprint you just converted should now appear in your blueprint list. You don't need to restart, but you do need to refresh the blueprint window if you had it open during the conversion. (edit: some more info - the 'prefab' is an SBC file in the mod's folder. It depends on the mod author, so I can't tell you where, beyond c:\program files (x86)\steam\steamapps\workshop\content\244850\xxxxxxxxxxxxxx, where xxxxxx is the steam id for the mod. It's the long string of numbers in the URL if you browse to the mod in a proper broswer.) The wrecks from 'MES wreckage' would then be: c:\program files (x86)\steam\steamapps\workshop\content\244850\2802625870\Prefabs as "Wrecks-1.sbc' to "Wrecks-0407.sbc"

It's the gleeful, slightly unhinged cackle. They're worried he might be genuinely unbalanced. ;P

@@graymouser1 lol

looks like its the small blue team hangar

Kana releases world after end of season, also doubt the big instalations were part of normal gameplay, he propped them himself to "act" as his own enemy, since last episode i think he employed other players to stage attack on his base and he put the dock and decommisioned ship there himself, I mean, it is too convenient that jump drive had merge blocks on the same positions as his new ship.

@@KrakenIsMahB yeah lol. The merge blocks were a bit to obvious lol. I'm excited for ares at war to launch. It's supposed to be when the DLC drops. Whole solar system this time.

Are you shore?

Ok I’m number two fan.

To be fair though that’s probably one of the reasons why it’s decommissioned

even if it was, that dreadnaught ship was still an issue and wouldve taken it out to allow the others into the airspace

@@nathanharrison2 Then why didn't it happen that way, hmm? Answer: Because the writing and acting for that episode was lousy, and not up to Kana's usual quality. As it stands he failed to connect his guns to power, allowing the enemy to penetrate the airspace without him fighting back. If they were connected, then even if the dreadnought destroyed his flak tower at least they'd have to do it while dodging fire from the tower and other gun emplacements instead of Kana making it too easy on them. Realistically nobody would fight against a fleet with just a rifle. That episode is a do-over.

​@Kerry Freeman it is very realistic that your defensesystems can be offline or only partially operational during an attack.

@@emilsinclair4190 True, but this was due to a bug not intentional. It's a redo.

@Kerry Freeman in real live this is also very rarely intentional. Also basically making the exact same video twice is a waste of time. The base was intended to suffer. And it suffered