OOC: yes, I don't lke the "bypass all your border defenses" that people seem to have. D:
And now, for the station's first entry into another system :3
IC: The station drops out of subspace into another CHozo system. checkups by ships waiting for its safe arrival began checks on the system and hull integrity. The station was cleared when the engines cooled down, and soon was back in subspace, traveling to the next system on its journey.
OOC: My subspace technology, for example, allows me to traveling in a link of nodes, thus allowing me to reach my destination. My technology cannot make a ship bypass multiple nodes, and thus get anywhere I want, whenever I want. Instead, I ahve a oneway Supergate that allows me to send in ships to bypass the nodes. But, the problem with this is that its a long way home, having to "walk" back to Chozo space. With this super gate, it gives the oppertunity to be stranded in a cut-off system where a node collapsed or never existed. If invading those that attacked me, then I have to fight all their blockades, and ships running to whichever system I attacked in retalliation

So, I have made my subspace technology, even the Supergate, unable to be godmodded

Also, only Chozo stations can use the Supergates, as special commands and a DNA scan (living) are required to activate and control the gate. And, everything is in Chozo, with secret passwords being in an "ancient" Chozo dialect. (last homeworld had a variation of the language, which is being used for these codes) This variation of the Chozo dialect is no longer spoken among the populace, and has been used by the military, though records do hold the language. (dictionaries too!) So, it won't be a language forgotten from history.
In short: Gate's are one way unless linked to eachother. Any travel is between systems in a chain, rather than a straight jump to the destination. (Though, being in CHozo territory, I will use the gates to get to my target in one jump. Artificial node hijacking other nodes, simply splicing it in till the ships travel through.