GREAT WORK!
Okay, I'm having some problems.
1: I can't build a base
2: I can't find that away team training place you were talking about
3: I can't build up my respect to buy a better ship
4: Where can you buy just weapons for your ship?
5: Can I bring my fleet with me somehow?
Help me out here please.
1: You need to buy deuranium, then buy a station plan, and you can build in any inhabited system.
2: The Vulcan and Delpin systems are known for their education programs.
3: Go on AT missions to gain prestige, or build stations in their systems, or help defend against enemy attacks in their system.
4: Anywhere! Stations usually sell weapons, and the Teposians in particular are weapons dealers.
5: Yes. Hitting 1 will order your fleet to follow you. Or, use the fleet control panel to assign orders to ships individually.
I;m reviewing for my friend but i have a dumb Q
I heard form my friend that this game was really good but now hes on vacation and im trying it out and im sure i sound stupid saying this but how do you sell mission cargo? i went to the cargo menu and it only says dump and I went to the right planet but i need to sell my mission cargo to get started on this game.
Fly to the planet and click the transport button.
Good but too fast
This is another great game by you. But, the enemys moved way too fast for a lock.
SWEET... but needs a little more...
like negotations and a little politicking, offering to buy a planet from an empire, (for example Epsilon) for mutual benifit, or have a system leave an empire to join you and depending on the system and its importance if it means defending it, etc. and the ability to effectivly lead a large fleet of ships into battle. and maby the ability to choose the ships that a shipyard will build and have them done automaticly
found a few bugs. obviously the old shipyard bug, ect, found a bug were pirates were running systems and destroying them would lower the systems strength without declaring war (there were 2 cardisian planets and 1 klingon...). also found a bug were i would take all the planets of an empire, in this case cardasia and blender, and the cardasians and domminion ships would still attack my systems. please respond.
You can! In fact, you can play the political game by determining who their enemies are, eliminating them, and raising your local prestige in their system so they will crown you emperor. There is some limited negotiation involved in trading, where you can negotiate at stations for better deals on trade runs. Usually the price you negotiate is significantly better than their original offer.
whata f*ck
this is a very very good game this is my favorite
i have no more words for it only very good done