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2nd it's a 6 seater so it's not designed for large crews so it doesn't need large facilities
And that's the minimum requirement
From what the sunbeam captain says there is a minimum of 3 crew members and a maximum of 5. I came to this concussion when he says "Our pilot last attempted a planet landing in the academy simulator" meaning there are other people onboard.
That's not style, that's improper capitalization. You learn that at what, 3rd grade? Don't be a rebel, capital letters mean something in the English language. All they mean when you misuse them is that you either don't know how to, or refuse to communicate effectively using the English language.
Believe it or not, capitalization actually plays a pretty important role when you're writing later on (especially in school). Might be a good idea to kick that caps habit you've got early.
Well, unless your keyboard has some sort of auto-shift feature, I'd reckon you can. And to add to what @subnauticambrian said, high school teachers won't put up with that for a second. As an aside, please utilize the quote feature. It's located right next to the Agree, Disagree, and Awesome buttons, and it can really help us follow your conversations easier.
Then when you graduate from school, you'll never get hired in a decent job because no employer will read beyond the first sentence of your resume... And no College will accept you if you appear to be a writing illiterate.
Even McDonalds won't hire you if you can't fill out an employment form properly.
Being a rebel is Cool, but living "Day-to-Day" means learning to function as a somewhat normal human being, you might as well start practicing now.
Or at the very least, figure out how to fake it.
Also, after awhile, folks will just skip trying to read whatever you post, then you won't be COOL anymore,...
You'll Just Be Ignored.
I Mean, Really, Getting All Bent Out Of Shape Because Of Caps Lock?
At Least Writing Like This Is Better THAN WRITING IN ALL CAPITOL LETTERS, WHICH CAN BE SEEN AS SHOUTING ON THE INTERNET. YOU KNOW. JUST IN CASE ANYONE DOESN'T HEAR ME. HELLO?! IS ANYONE LISTENING?! ANYONE?!
AND THEN A MOD WILL COME ALONG AND HE'LL BE LIKE THE GUARDS IN SKYRIM, HE'LL SAY, "STOP ALL THIS SHOUTING; IT'S MAKING PEOPLE NERVOUS" AND I'LL BE LIKE, "THERE'S MORE WHERE THAT CAME FROM!"
FUS RO DAH!
OH. OOPS. SORRY. I DIDN'T MEAN TO MAKE THE AURORA EXPLODE. OR MAKE THE MOUNTAIN ISLAND SINK. I GUESS THINGS ARE JUST FRAIL LIKE THAT. UH, MIGHT WANT TO FIX THAT, DEVS.
DEVS?
*cricket noises*
Again, improper use of capitalization even in a proper sentence, makes vast majority of people trying to read it confused/appalled/annoyed or at the very least slows down reading by a LOT. Capitalization just like punctuation servers a purpose, what kind of purpose depends on how it is used.
Execute, not innocent!
Execute not, innocent!
May not really come off well translated but a good example of how a single "," decides whether someones head is about to come off or not.
But hey... if you weren't ignorant internet trolls... I kind of doubt we would be having this discussion in the first place.
I just wanted to provide you with the "Let's eat Grandma" vs. "Let's eat, Grandma" example.
Especially when "Execute not, innocent" just sounds really weird. A famous example is:
"Kill Bart!" vs. "Kill, Bart!"