So, what's new? I registered a new domain that will host both the game and the new website. Finalexodusgame.com We're taking it seriously now. No more WordPress or OpenCart.
Under the hood is a substantial, modern system, with security measures and encryption. We'll finish the store and other details soon.
Website access and login are tied to the game login. In other words, you will need to register a game account on the website. That's where the personal account area and other useful things will be, too. Automated email from our own domain, and more.
I've also finally added TLS encryption for all client-server traffic and hashed the passwords, both in the database and when handling them. We're doing it properly.
During registration, many security checks run quietly in the background. If something comes up, the system explains what happened and what to do.
The module responsible for operating all the ship's modules, and for their failures, is also about 70% complete. It's one thing to have modules with specified reserves; it's another to put all of that to work. In fuel cells, oxygen and hydrogen generate energy, as well as heat and water. Oxygen is continuously drawn from storage. Energy goes to the distribution board and then to consumers. Water is discharged into a collection tank and enters the service-water system. Heat goes to heat exchangers and is removed through radiators, and so on. A ship is a complex, breathing organism, with a crew on board as well.
Work on the economic system continues, too. More than 5,200 nodes, more than 23,000 connections, and various other things...