I haven't really been involved with the X community for several years now, I'm afraid, so I wouldn't really know. Is there a good intro guide to AP floating around out there? Most of the startup guides I found for X3 ended up being high-level discussions for people who are already super familiar with the game. I'd *really* like to get into this, but it always seemed like the learning curve was particularly steep.
Other than that it's really the same game.īut yeah, Egosoft is awesome support-wise. More community scripts etc, and some of the big names have changed. with all the uber greed in the industry sure is nice to see this kind of support.ĪP is very similar to TC, just a lot more refined technically. Will fire up AP at some point, but after putting 450 hours into TC recently I'm burned out. I made this mistake last time I tried to learn this game. Here's the humble merchant start strategy I used (with some modifications)Īlso, you can only save via salvage insurance or docking at a station. I finally feel like I have my feet under me. There's about an hour of them, but you can watch them while you're downloading the game: Upgrading your disco is probably not a bad idea either, but by this point you should be able to do that with one or two missions, which bring in the reputation like gangbusters.įor interface stuff, I watched the first several of these tutorials. Or you could go fleet trader route, or whatever. Very useful for high paying missions that have a severe time limit on them.Īfter that, the guide suggested digging up a triplex scanner for even bigger scan radius, and of course before too long you'll want to pick your hauler back up so you can start trading remotely for income while you do other stuff.Īt that point I might follow your suggestion and start doing a little piracy. Otherwise, impound duty is pretty easy.Īs soon as you get 100k together you want a jumpdrive. For that I guess you need a troop carrier with jumpdrive to dock and jump the bastard back to a relevant sector. I've had one mission so far where there was no earthly way I could get the ship back in time, even jumping straight to it. I hate the retrieve missions though because I don't get to see where the ship is. I avoid the "stolen" ships, because there's combat involved there, but abandoned ones are easy enough. They don't pay very awesome, but they're kind of fire and forget. I'll take the retrieve missions as I can, depending on the time they give me. Humans take up a disturbing amount of cargo space, so you can't jump as far when you're doing taxi missions because your disco's hold, fully maxed out, is like 47 units. They pay anywhere from kind of crap (2k or so) up to not bad (I've gotten 50k for running to the next sector).
I take any taxi mission that looks to pay well or is on my way. Pay scales with reputation, and right now for about 10 minutes real time work I'm making 100k or so per mission. The base pay is 1000k per asteroid, and you'll usually scan 9 or so. I take every single goddamn asteroid scanning mission I can find. Pirates will let you dock and shouldn't harass you at first, since your'e so goddamn neutral. I'd actually suggest if you went that route to pick up a cargo bay life support unit from the pirate base for the taxi missions that don't require troop or passenger transport capability. I was fast- nearly 400m/s, so I could run from most combat, and started picking up missions. But then I just decided to tour the universe. Which makes no sense as a merchant first off.
Abndonded ship script x3 reunion full#
Full engines, rudder, cargo hold, duplex scanner, mineral scanner, trade interface unit, and a few other things. I ended up watching a youtube tutorial (I bailed after like part 7) to get my bearings and went with a modified version of a starting strategy I found online that was specific to TC.īasically, humble merchant start, but you sell your Mercury hauler off and use the funds to max out your Discoverer. Most of them will likely just buy both games. The X games have their own (pretty large) following, and they will buy Rebirth no matter what. Once Star Citizen is out Rebirth will be put on the back burner of games to buy for a long time. Rebirth just better come out before Star Citizen.
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