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You can repair your ship in \c(3dd)Building Mode\c() while you're not in combat.

The mass of your ship greatly influences its inertia - lighter ships are much easier to steer and don't need as many \c(3dd)Thrusters\c() and \c(3dd)Engines\c().

Building ships made of higher-tier materials is more efficient. You have to pay less money for the same stats.

\c(3dd)Thrusters\c() have the biggest effect if they're built far away from the center of mass of the ship.

\c(3dd)Iron\c() and \c(3dd)Ogonite\c() are very heavy materials. Build your ship out of lighter materials to reduce drifting.

If you are having trouble with drift, consider building your ship out of a light material, such as \c(3dd)Titanium\c() or \c(3dd)Trinium\c().

\c(3dd)Thrusters\c() reduce drifting and they will steer your ship in the direction it is looking.

You can give your ships \c(3dd)orders\c(), for example you can tell them to escort you or to guard a certain location.

Factories either pay high prices for the goods they need, or sell their goods for low prices, but never both.

\c(3dd)Turrets\c() drop when you destroy turrets on other ships. To get mining turrets you should destroy mining ships, and to get armed turrets, you should destroy armed ships.

\c(3dd)Mining Lasers\c() with an efficiency of 15 will only gather 15% of the resources in an asteroid.

Materials get better when you approach the center of the galaxy. But beware: all the other ships will get stronger, too.

Different materials have different strengths. The higher the material, the higher its strength.

Different factions have different ship styles. If you look closely, you can identify factions by the look of their ships.