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Welcome to RRU. I believe changing the OxygenCoef for the rock raider will do it. Here's the relevant section in the CFG. Change -1.0 to -0.66 and you should be able to bring 15 raiders per Support Station. Pilot { Levels 4 RouteSpeed 01.500:01.650:01.850:02.000 SoilDrillTime 08.000:07.000:06.000:05.000 LooseDrillTime 08.000:07.000:06.000:05.000 MedDrillTime 12.000:11.000:10.000:09.000 HardDrillTime 00.000:00.000:00.000:00.000 SeamDrillTime 15.000:14.000:13.000:12.000 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OxygenCoef -1.0 CanStrafe TRUE EnterToolStore TRUE ShowHealthBar TRUE } Someone else can double check me.

Minifigures isn't even remotely similar to Universe. It's actually quite unique, as far as LEGO games go - I wouldn't even call it similar to Chima Online. Regarding LU - the game was focused on a demographic/age group that, by and large, neither had the skill to do much with properties or the patience to deal with finite bricks/running across the whole darn universe to buy that one piece from a vendor. From what I saw, most AFOLs who would have liked the interactive building/sandbox were turned away by it being tied to a game and having a subscription requirement. Add in the fact that LU properties were glitchy as hell (breathing on a property too harshly could lead to losing work or even corrupting the whole thing and making the property unusable, and even basic things like rotating hinges ended up not working at points)... Yeah, it's not a big mystery as to why it didn't catch on with much of the LEGO community. There's a lot more I could talk about on the subject, but I >already have.

Honestly, I'd be content if LDD had even a small, basic play around mode like LC1 did. I can get my fix of building random things in Digital Designer, seeing as it's essentially an improved Creator build mode with nearly all bricks, but I really miss the charm of watching those creations run around and do things. While I'd welcome a Creator 2, I like LDD's build mode so much, I kind of wish it would just be an add-on to that, even if it was just the basic features ported over from creator, such as moving minifigures and Drivable/Flyable vehicles. While I'd be more than happy with just that, part of me would really like to see a full-blown sequel that takes advantage of what is possible to do now. More detailed environments of a larger variety, weather, boats, spaceships and other misc. vehicles... It'd be great fun.