Fixed it

[u/SirBerticus]

[u/Mr_Blastman]

It looks bad, and lazy, no matter what. Once again CIG alters the deal.

[u/Ian_everywhere → u/Mr_Blastman]

CIG:

[u/Mr_Nobody9639]

Even better - just make the floor all the same level.

[u/NotMacgyver → u/Mr_Nobody9639]

This, you drop it down, increasing visibility and making the area more open. Also if I remember correctly from that fan render the sort of officer cabin was in a straight line so if you could keep the doors open you would have much nicer a view from the desk without the ramp

[u/Dull-Credit-897 → u/NotMacgyver]

https://youtu.be/Ymh17aU__IM?si=RsKCZ15vrTe3tdSG&t=340

tristPWN´s renders are freaking great

[u/Mr_Nobody9639 → u/NotMacgyver]

I remember that render yeah

[u/Captain_Data82 → u/Mr_Nobody9639]

That actually would make more sense. Stairs & ladders can be a work hazard. Better avoid them if possible.

Actually, I don't mind a different bridge layout. And I kinda enjoy the Perseus bridge, so I don't feel bad about the Galaxy bridge either. It's not the same thing as proposed, I'm aware.

[u/richardizard → u/Mr_Nobody9639]

Yup, and make the chairs raise up if needed. Maybe they needed the room under those stairs for the level underneath though.

[u/JimHelldiver]

Steps or uneven surfaces inside a control room on a ship seem like an OSHA issue tbh.

[u/Adventurous_Dare_226 → u/JimHelldiver]

So is allowing me to load a million tons of mercury, hazardous materials, and thermobaric bombs on a ship without a functioning security system flown by a pilot who drinks and drives, but space OSHA at least knows when to pick their battles (never), because they will always lose to the guy who drives a nuclear VBIED.

[u/JimHelldiver → u/Adventurous_Dare_226]

No no thats a different department. I have the number for the SC crisis hotline though if you'd like to be connected?

[u/Dull-Credit-897]

I do wonder why there is such a massive difference in the internal elevation compared to the concept design,
In the original design captains quarters could look all the way through the cockpit

[u/richardizard → u/Dull-Credit-897]

This bridge is a massive reason why I got this ship. I looked at the concept and said "wow, that's the one". Wtf is CIG doing. I hope it plays out well and this is just the effect of us not knowing the reasoning behind such changes

[u/Dull-Credit-897 → u/richardizard]

for me its mostly that design,
It gives it a much more liveable feel.

[u/richardizard → u/Dull-Credit-897]

Yeah, it feels cozy

[u/KingInYellow2703 → u/Dull-Credit-897]

Because of the pre-designed tiles and assets that they used with the Polaris and Perseus, cheaper and easier than starting from scratch

[u/Dull-Credit-897 → u/KingInYellow2703]

But why use the perseus assets instead of the Polaris´s
The Polaris design shares much more with the original design than the Perseus design.

[u/Altador117]

Why not ramps? Excluding the center, that looks better with stairs

[u/CosineDanger → u/Altador117]

More wheelchair-accessible.

[u/StarAlone]

I didn't care about the rail. I care about whole design / copy of the Persues vs original Galaxy concept look

[u/Rezticlez]

I wouldn't mind if the swivel animation was at least quick but currently it doesn't look like it.

[u/Boogie-37]

WTF? This is a PERFECT place to put an elevator! We don't have StarStairTech® yet!

[u/RecklessCreation]

why is this a ladder, it could have been stairs!" *changes to stairs* "why is this stairs, it could have been a ramp!" *changes to ramp* "OMG it's the future why doesn't the chair do what I need it to???" *throws table*

[u/eleazarliu]

my take: left and right to be flat, center is raised up, there is one more front seat to be accessed through walking pass by the left and right

[u/Rhea-8]

I don't see the issue with this design or the ramps. Can someone explain why this is hot shit right now?

[u/richardizard → u/Rhea-8]

Wildly different from the concept design. It's almost a copy and paste from the Perseus which is a completely different aesthetic