my suggestion is about the creature resource life span. I kept track at least of the carni, avian and herb meats on every planet for a few weeks now and i have to say, the lifetime span is big. Alot bigger then i remember it to be. To big, imo.
From what i see its somewhere between 7 days and 25 days. Yes, 25 was the maximum i had in the past ~6 weeks. And to make it even worse it seems as there is no 'maximum' (like most respawn after 12-16 days, just a few a bit later or ealier). It seems to be random in this timeframe of 7-25 days. This means that you have to go out and check for a new meat spawn on 18 of 25 days of a potential resource life span. In real its a bit less, because not every resource hits the maximum, but still its at least every second day statistically. For all 10 planets, on each of the 6 types of meat (if you want to keep track on all). For Hide and Bones it might be the same, i guess... I didnt keep track, the meats were already enough work and felt like an extra job.
So my suggestion would be to narrow the life time span of 7-25 days to somewhere in the middle, like 12-19 with a maximum at 15. This would make life alot easier to dedicated rangers, who most likely don't have the time to travel around 2 hours a day to just get new (or more like, old
) meat samples. Remember: Rangers don't have interplanetary survey droids, which are a great help to have an overview about new resource spawns. In the end, this would mean, that you most like just have to get a new sample for a specific meat on a single planet on 1 of 4 days (in the mean), not 1 of 2 days. I guess this would still be enough to do, so even with narrowed life time spans for creature resources, rangers would have enough to do 
Additionally i don't think there'd be an impact on the economy much. Neither in a good way, nor in a bad.
Thoughts?
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