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The discussion centers around a creative online tool for designing a Death Star, with users sharing their designs and ideas. One participant showcases their design, boasting a value of 1.5 billion credits, and emphasizes a significant feature: an open portal leading directly to the central power production complex. This design element is argued to be crucial for the Death Star's functionality, suggesting that without a clear path to interstellar space, the station would struggle to generate sufficient power for its destructive capabilities. The conversation highlights both the fun of the design process and the importance of engineering considerations in the fictional context of the Death Star.
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Build your own death star here:
http://www.deathstardesigner.com/
Here's mine:

http://www.deathstardesigner.com/station/5224
 
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1.5 billion credits! I wonder how many i get to the pound.
 
Mine would be nearly identical to the first, with one key difference...
http://www.firelogs.com/images/Hyc-s.jpg
 
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Mine would be nearly identical to the first, with one key difference...
http://www.firelogs.com/images/Hyc-s.jpg
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What good is a Death Star that doesn't have an open portal leading directly to its central power production complex? If the core of these machines don't have a clear path to the near-complete vacuum of interstellar space, the station can't generate enough evil to even scoff at parking tickets, nevermind blow up entire planets.
 
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