Seriously, though, it'd be interesting if implemented. I don't know if I'd like it on a large scale, but in one or two places it'd be interesting.

For one, how many space stations would really make windows out of a material that could easily be shot out?  I mean, General Grevious used an electrostaff, which is basically a more powerful and concentrated version of a blaster rifle, and he's a cyborg, likely with quite a bit of extra strength, and he actually whacked the staff into it.  Take into account all this, and you could probably assume that it would take something like a lightsaber to actually break those windows; blasters would likely reflect, I think.

Secondly, wouldn't it cause a little bit of lag?  I know I occasionally have a small lag spike when vehicles spawn, which don't even affect other people.  If you had to spawn an object that has to detect where each player within 'x' radius is and pull them at 'x' rate, wouldn't that cause just a bit of lag?  I'm not at all game development-savvy, so I'm just making this all up to sound smart, but hey, maybe I'm right

Wouldn't it just be a lot of work for little benefit?

I have no idea really, since im not 1 of those coding creatures.

The idea of the space vaccum that I came up with was on a map (now using the Rebels vs. Empire, instead of the Warp mod factions) was that the Rebels invaded a abandoned space station responding to a S.O.S. transmission, now only to find the Empire has staged a trap. In the space station, there were destruciable glass windows, where the Rebels or the Empire could've blasted open to suck their enemies (or themselfs or teammates) into the vaccum of space and die of lack of oxygen.