OOC: Yes, I have to agree. Having people pop in above Shakuras, or anywhere past halfway into my territory would not make me happy. What is done with Black Sun ships, is that each system, naturally connected by subspace tunnels which can be ripped open for subspace travel, is a series of gates, usually 2 in each system, to allow travel between any system and the starting point. Border Colonies and exploration must use the Subspace Nodes (system to system, ripping open natural tunnels, as stated above), while systems closer to Shakuras can use the Subspace Jump Gates to travel to any system that has subspace nodes. Only problem is, is that any place that has no gate, the ships must work their way back through the entire subspace network until they reach a gate. (The gate's diagram should be somewhere in my gallery, but is untextured. The eight things inside the outer ring rotate. Large peices counterclockwise, and small peices clockwise) This makes sure thay target destinations are carefully picked, and limits my ability to jump in, lay waste to your core planet and just disappear. Sure, with a gate, and the map of the subspace network across the galaxy, I can set a path if I find your homeworld or acquire coordinates, but I will always be left to fight out of your territories, and escape, likely hunted and waiting for backup. I will not change this, so you should have less fear of hit and run tactics
I might add, though, that traveling between nodes is at ordinary speeds, and can really boost travel time

Thus the several hour trip to Kamica's forces, and the 3 hour trip to the nebula (final gate, and then the nodes to the nebula)
To sum it up: Gates allow travel anywhere, but lack of a gate means going through every node until a Gate is reached. Only Subspace-based ships can use these Gates, due to power requirements, and structural integrity and design. Sacrid and myself can use the gates, due to our similer subspace technology
Really sorry for the massive post, but I tend to think warp limitations might be a good thing
