Starbound is a 2D extraterrestrial sandbox adventure game developed by Chucklefish, a London-based independent game studio!Take on the role of a character who’s just fled their home planet, only to crash-land on another. You’ll embark on a quest to survive, discover, explore and fight your way across an infinite universe! Latest stable update:Official Links.Submission Guidelines. Avoid low-effort posts. No image macros!. No bug reports. Please use the instead.

Follow the at all times. When in doubt, follow the. Follow reddit's.Comment SpoilersIf you wish to make text into a, you may do that like so: your text(/spoiler)Starbound Subreddits. For people with problems. For people with planets. For people with changes. For people with videos.

For people with stories.Official IRC. Channel: #starbound. Server: irc.freenode.netEach week hosts a Build of the Week thread (BotW) with the build topic changing weekly.High quality posts have a chance of being featured in the Starbound Dev Blog!Chucklefish Games:.Filter Posts.

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Me and 2 of my friends play via Hamachi as well. As soon as you're all in the same Hamachi network, start the starbound launcher. From there you can start the dedicated server (right next to the 64bit client). Keep in mind that the server automatically uses your singleplayer universe.Also, you yourself have to play multiplayer (you: 127.0.0.1, everybody else: your Hamachi IP) after you started the server, since the universe folder is in use due to the StarboundServer.exe accessing it. What torrent program csn i use.with mac os 10.7.5.

Trying to play singleplayer while the server is running will result in a crash.

Starbound was released yesterday, 23 July, on Steam and a lot of players are complaining about issues in the game and writing bad reviews because of that. Although the game has a lot of positive reviews, with a total of over 50.000 reviews, some players are encountering Starbound errors like the game is not starting, crashes or FPS issues.You’ve fled your home, only to find yourself lost in space with a damaged ship. Your only option is to beam down to the planet below and gather the resources you need to repair your ship and set off to explore the vast, infinite universeOur team released a guide to help you fix the Starbound errors and other minor issues of the game.

Make sure that you meet the system requirements below and after that, you can go ahead and fix your issue, you can find it in the list below. If you can find your issue there please comment below and we will help you fix your game. RECOMMENDED:. OS: Windows XP or later.

Processor: Core i3. Memory: 4 GB RAM. Graphics: Discrete GPU capable of DirectX 9.0c. DirectX: Version 9.0c. Network: Broadband Internet connection. Storage: 4 GB available spaceStarbound Errors:#1 Fullscreen & Higher Resolution IssuesFor some players with bigger resolutions, a part of the screen is not working and they are unable to use it. A user on the posted a fix for this issue and you can find it below.GO TO – C:Program Files (x86)SteamsteamappscommonStarboundwin32“Right click the game’s.exe, click on Properties and under the Compatibility tab check the box next to “Disable Display Scaling On High DPI Settings”.

This always solves the problem for me!”Also, if you have a x64 OS try to use the workaround below.From desktop, right clicked, went to resolution settings, from there was a link to change text size & I set it back to the default small/normal setting. Making this change required me to have to log off my user profile & log back in to take effect which I did. Upon doing so & relaunching the game via steam, everything was fine, full screen worked great & was able to set to full 2560×1440 resolution with no probs & spent a few hours with a friend in game. I have windows 7 so Im not sure if this will apply to other OS but I know for me it was a God send of a fix.#2 Starbound Not StartingThere are a lot of issues at the startup of the game, for some players the game doesn’t start and nothing happens, the client doesn’t appear and others receive an error like the one below.“I’ve tried reinstalling it but whenever I launch it it won’t even bring up the client. Nothing happens.

It shows me on steam that I’m in game for like a second but then it stops. What do I do?”Workaround: To fix this issue and the error below, you can try and delete the whole Starbound folder and reinstalling the game via Steam but a better solution is to fix our tutorial at the end of the post and by applying our workaround you will be able to start the game in a few minutes.#3 Starbound CrashesThese days crashes are a very common issue for games, in the first weeks after the launch. Players reported that Starbound crashes randomly through the game or at startup and they are unable to play the game for more than 10-20 minutes without a crash.“I launch the game, chuclefish logo comes up and laughs at me, then hard crashes without saying anything. What to do?”Solution: To fix the crashes and play the game for more than 10-20 minutes at a time go ahead and apply our workaround from the end of the post, you will find there a tutorial that will help you fix the game crashes.#4 Starbound FPS IssuesThis is the most common Starbound issue, a lot of players are complaining about FPS issues and screen tearing or other performance issues.“Like almost everyone else having problems, I too couldn’t get starbound to work after obliterating it from my laptop and reinstalling. After spending all day doing windows updates and trying to fix the C issue I.finally.

got it working, only to run the game with jittery framerate jumping between 60fps when I’m not moving on my ship and 15-20 FPS whenever I do anything, simple things like walking around on the planet. On top of that there seems to be screen tearing problems too.

What happened to the game?? I played it a while ago and it ran very well but now the 1.0 release is full of problems??

Starbound Local Server

I was planning on just playing it on my laptop so I wouldn’t have to go to the trouble of starting up my gaming Pc but at this rate its darn close to unplayable on my laptop”Solution: A simple way to optimize the game and fix the FPS issues and other performance issues of the game you can follow our tutorial below and apply it to your game, after that you should have constant FPS and no other errors. How To Fix Starbound Errors Tutorial:Our team of developers managed to release a patch that helps you fix the errors described above.

Starbound Public Server

You can see how our patch looks like below, where you can also find a tutorial on how to use it and a download link. Please follow the tutorial step by step before asking any questions regarding your issues.

Facebook users are complaining that Facebook has intentionally downgraded services for owners of Pages on its social network platform because it wants them to pay for the reach they used to receive for free.

In what users have called a 'bait-and-switch' scheme, Page owners - from small shops to blogs to brands – have reported that Facebook's roll-out of 'promoted posts' has coincided with a dramatic reduction in the reach of any given page.

Following on from Facebook's perky third quarter results, there has a been a groundswell of discontent.

The gist of complaints is that Facebook has made the service noticeably worse in the past few months, and is now charging people to have it return to the levels it was before.

The cost of promoting a blog post to your 50,000 fans - $200. Credit Dangerous Minds

Where updates to a Page used to reach a majority of the Page's 'fans', that percentage has been pushed right down, Page owners allege. The NY Observer quotes Facebook's ads director, Gokul Rajaram, in an AdExchanger interview from September, as saying that the 'organic' reach of a page will mean that any given post will reach 15 per cent to 20 per cent of its fans, but 'in order to reach the remaining 80 to 85 per cent, sponsoring posts is important'.

Get more Facebook fans! And then pay us more to reach them!

The charge is not just that Facebook is trying to make more money, but that the model pits Facebook's interests against the interests of users advertising on the platform. There is little reason for brands to push to get more 'fans' on Facebook if it means that they are just going to have to pay more to reach them.

It's impossible to definitively say what, if any, algorithm-twiddling is going on behind the scenes. But the user complaints all sound similar:

The blogger on Dangerous Minds told his own story:

When we first noticed the problem, our blog had about 29,000 Facebook “likes”. Our traffic was growing 20% month over month, but our Facebook fans grew at a far faster pace. As I write this, our Facebook fans now number over 53,000 […] So why is it that our pageviews coming from Facebook shares are off by half to two-thirds when the number of new “likes” has risen so dramatically during this same time period?!?!

Added to 'fake like' syndrome is a sharp decline in the usefulness of Facebook. And there's a disincentive for people to pay to reach people who may not even be real. Chloe Eulady, commenting on the blogpost, adds her own experience:

I have a modest 5,000+ fans on my business page. Our average views dropped from around 25% to less than 5% over the past few months. Around the same time I noticed a huge increase in fake users *liking* our page. You know the ones -- they all look like extras from Jersey Shore, work at huge corporations like Nike, Google, and Nutella (?), and attended colleges that don't exist. Also, all the females are bisexual.

And then there's the pricing problem: promotion costs vary according to the reach of your page, the location of your business, but not how much money you're making. And you get penalised the more popular you are.

While it might be fine for McDonalds to pay $200 to reach 50,000 users with a photo of a hamburger, it's not a viable option for a small but popular blog. Or a small local restaurant. And for the average user browsing their Facebook stream? It means they're going to be getting a lot more stories about McDonalds and Coca-Cola, and fewer from small businesses.

And it's not just an issue for small businesses with fanpages. Facebook seems to be rolling their promotional posts idea to individual Facebook users too. Normal Facebook users now get asked whether they want to 'promote' photos of their breakfast. Facebook itself suggests that you, the individual, might want to pay it so the less-popular among you can FORCE your friends see what you say:

Girl just said yes? Why not splash out on a Facebook promotion so that your friends can 'like' it?

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