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wingte September 10th, 2000 06:55 PM

I wonder
 
I am playing a universe right now where about 1/2 the warp points cause damage to the ships. I wonder if the gold Version will allow the bad warp points to be destroyed and replace with good ones??

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Wingte

Fionn September 10th, 2000 09:31 PM

Re: I wonder
 
I can't remember where (maybe in the FAQ on the MM site?) but I'm pretty sure I read about doing exactly that. I think the question was stated "how do you fix a damaging warp point?" and the answer was, indeed, to close up the bad one and make a newer and better one in its place.

Lerchey September 11th, 2000 05:19 PM

Re: I wonder
 
Right, but it's not a "game master" thing. You need to resarch astrophysics, and then stellar manipulation and build ships to close the broken one and create new ones.

John

General Hawkwing September 11th, 2000 09:24 PM

Re: I wonder
 
Lerchey "Right, but it's not a "game master" thing. You need to resarch astrophysics, and then stellar manipulation and build ships to close the broken one and create new ones."

And this can be done in the demo??

Jeb September 11th, 2000 09:30 PM

Re: I wonder
 
'Fraid not. Stellar manipulation tech isn't in the demo, so you'll have to wait for the full game.

wingte September 14th, 2000 01:35 AM

Re: I wonder
 
I have just finished a demo game in which my primary AI opponent somehow had the ability to get ships past my warp point blockadeers. The ships would always be visable on the map,, but,, they were able to pass me at warp points without having to fight me.
My blockade forces included satalites, fighters and ships with every kind of sensor.

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Wingte

wingte September 14th, 2000 06:25 AM

Re: I wonder
 
I am in a new game and I have run into that elusive race again. The name is Durshocka and their ships look like a gas cloud. The racial discription says they are a cilicate race and excel at energy research.
If I try to move through a sector they are in,, I have to decide wheather to fight or not to fight.
If I chose not to fight,, I cannot go through the space, but they can get through a space I am in.

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Wingte

General Hawkwing September 14th, 2000 06:16 PM

Re: I wonder
 
Wingte, I believe this is the empire with the green ships. I have never had a problem like this with them or any other race. Reading the race file gives no reason for them to be able to slip past your forces without combat being engaged. Have you intercepted a ship of theirs in space with similiar results? My guess is that you have a unique bug on your hands.

Master Belisarius September 14th, 2000 06:52 PM

Re: I wonder
 
I saw something like that, when I had some ships over a warp point, BUT, inside a nebulae system.
I have assumed that because I can not see the enemy ships, into a nebulae system, then my ships were unable to detect the ship and fight...

wingte September 15th, 2000 01:49 AM

Re: I wonder
 
To Hawkwing,, yes the ships are green. They look like a green cloud.

Belruse,, I have had it happen in regular and nebula cloud systems.
It only seems to happen at warp points. When they are on a warp point,, I cannot pass them without a fight even when I have managed to get them to agree to a non-aggression pact. But if I am on the warp point even during a declared war, they seem to be able to slip past me. They are always visable on the screen ,, but,, you do have to look close since they sort'a look like some of the "storm" pictures.

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Wingte


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