Changes for page Combat And Weapons
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... ... @@ -4,60 +4,25 @@ 4 4 5 5 == Combat == 6 6 7 - [[Ships armed>>doc:Purchasingand Upgrading ships]]withfrontalweapons,turrets andDefense Dronescan attackother ships to deal damage to them. Shields will absorb damage taken until they are depleted, but will start to recharge after not having taken damage for a period of time.Some shieldsprotect shiphulls,whilstotherscan protect nearbyship systemson larger ships.7 +Ships armed with weapons and turrets can shoot at other ships to deal damage to them. Shields will absorb damage taken until they are depleted, but will start to recharge after not having taken damage for a period of time. Individual surface elements of ships can be targeted to disable them, however these may also have their own independent shielding. Once shields are depleted the ship or surface element will start taking hull damage from landed hits. If the hull 'hitpoints' of a surface element reaches 0 it is disabled until repaired; if the ship's hull HP reaches 0 it will blow up, destroying the ship (and if the player was on-board it will result in a Game Over). 8 8 9 - Individualsurfaceelementson[[Large andExtraLargeships>>doc:Ships andthe playership]]canbetargetedtodisable them,howeverthesemayalsohave theirown independent shielding.Once shieldsaredepletedthe shipor surface elementwillstart takinghull damagefromlandedhits. Ifthehull'hitpoints'ofasurfaceelement reaches0itisdisableduntilrepaired;iftheship's hullHPreaches0itwillblowup,destroyingtheship(andifthe player was on-boardit willresult in aGameOver).9 +Weapons can be sorted into groups under the Weapon Configuration part of the Ship Interactions Menu, allowing for the player to switch between using specific weapons (eg. high damage long range and accurate short range weapons). Primary ship weapons will automatically try to acquire the selected target ship, while secondary weapons will aim at the position the cursor is pointing [(% class="confluence-link" %)if player-assist 'target target' mode is selected - Snafu(%%)]. Turrets will automatically fire at targets prioritising certain targets based on the mode they are set to. Most ships have blind spots from which they can not attack making ideal spots for their enemies to manoeuvre into. Although an individual ship can be good at dueling opponents, superior numbers are another way to win battles. 10 10 11 -The player is free to customise the turret loadouts of all ships, and the main weapons of Small and Medium Ships (see the Weapon Configuration part of the [[Ship Interactions Menu>>doc:Purchasing and Upgrading ships]]). This allows the player to tailor the roles of ships, or sub-sections of ships, for specific roles (e.g. high damage and long range, or accurate short range weapons). Most ships have blind spots from which they can not attack making ideal spots for their enemies to manoeuvre into. Although an individual ship can be good at (% style="color: rgb(51,51,51);font-family: Arial , sans-serif;font-size: 10.5pt;" %)duelling (%%)opponents, superior numbers are another way to win battles. 12 - 13 -== Weapon types == 14 - 15 -(% style="color: rgb(51,51,51);" %)categories[[Weapons fall into 5 general >>doc:Purchasing and Upgrading ships]](%%): 16 - 17 -* Primary guns (forward-facing weapons present on [[S, M and L ships>>doc:Ships and the playership]]) 18 -* Seconary launchers (forward-facing weapons present (% style="color: rgb(0,102,204);" %)S and M ships(%%)) 19 -* Gun Turrets (equipable to some M, L and XL ships) 20 -* Missile Turrets (equipable to some M, L and XL ships) 21 -* Drones (equipable to some M, L and XL ships) 22 - 23 -== Weapon Aiming - guns == 24 - 25 -The game settings contain an option called **player-assist 'target target' mode** (enabled by default). When enabled, player-controlled primary guns will automatically fire at a leading point to intercept the position the target is flying towards. The same approach is taken automatically by ship-controlled gun turrets. When 'target target' mode is not enabled, or when manually aiming, main guns will fire at the cursor's position. 26 - 27 -== Weapon Aiming - missiles == 28 - 29 -Player-controlled (forward-facing), secondary launchers (% style="color: rgb(51,51,51);font-family: Arial , sans-serif;font-size: 10.5pt;" %)equipped (%%)with dumbfire missiles will fire at the cursor's position. When (% style="color: rgb(51,51,51);font-family: Arial , sans-serif;font-size: 10.5pt;" %)equipped with h(%%)oming missiles, secondary launchers use a missile lock HUD marker to automatically try and lock on to the playership's target. 30 - 31 31 == Turret Settings == 32 32 33 -**Turrets on Large and Extra Large ships:** 13 +* Turret offline [[image:attach:Turret_OFF.JPG]]: Will not take any action 14 +* Turret online [[image:attach:Turret_ON.JPG]]: Will take the actions below: 15 +* Attack Enemies [[image:attach:Turret_attack.JPG]]: Attack any hostiles 16 +* Target Target [[image:attach:Turret_hold_fire.JPG]]: Will only attack the selected target if it is hostile 17 +* Defend Ship [[image:attach:Turret_defned.JPG]]: Returns fire on things that attacks the ship (not missiles) 18 +* Missile Defence [[image:attach:Turret_missiles.JPG]]: Will only try to intercept incoming missiles (not ships) - [(% class="confluence-link confluence-link" %)X3 'Missiles Only' mode(% class="confluence-link" %)] 19 +* Break Asteroids [[image:attach:Turret_mining.JPG]]: Supports mining solid materials 34 34 35 -* Depending on model, there may be many (e.g. 15 on an Odysseus) 36 -* They follow **Defensive** rules of engagement((( 37 -* They will fire on targets that __hit their ship__ 38 -* They will fire on targets that __hit ships in their Wingd__ 39 - 40 -* Version 1.5 beta 2 tests customised turret controls for L/XL ships (see following section) 41 -))) 42 - 43 -**Turrets on Medium ships:** 44 - 45 -* Depending on model, there may be 2-4 46 -* Thier rules of engagement can be customised: 47 -* 48 -** Turret offline [[image:attach:Turret_OFF.JPG]]: Will not take any action 49 -** Turret online [[image:attach:Turret_ON.JPG]]: Will take the actions below: 50 -*** Attack Enemies [[image:attach:Turret_attack.JPG]]: Attack any hostiles 51 -*** Target Target [[image:attach:Turret_hold_fire.JPG]]: Will only attack the selected target if it is hostile 52 -*** Defend Ship [[image:attach:Turret_defned.JPG]]: Returns fire on things that attacks the ship (not missiles) 53 -*** Missile Defence [[image:attach:Turret_missiles.JPG]]: Will only try to intercept incoming missiles (not ships) - [(% class="confluence-link confluence-link" %)X3 'Missiles Only' mode(% class="confluence-link" %)] 54 -*** Break Asteroids [[image:attach:Turret_mining.JPG]]: Supports [[mining solid materials>>doc:Trading and Mining]] 55 - 56 56 == Loot == 57 57 58 58 Hacking or destroying ships and station storage modules will cause them to drop a proportion of their cargo for other ships to collect. Collecting wares dropped from a station is considered theft, so the station may turn hostile with any ships that do. NPC ships also have a chance to drop wares for the player inventory dependent on the type and faction of ship killed. 59 59 60 -== Claiming Smaller Ships ==25 +== Claiming Smaller ships == 61 61 62 62 During combat S and M size ships have a chance to bail leaving the ship abandoned and able to be claimed by other faction or the player. To personally claim an abandoned ship, <player> must [[spacewalk >>doc:Piloting and Travel]]to it, and then locate and scan a signal leak. After the ship becomes player property, the player can dock with the ship and fly it away. 63 63 ... ... @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ 67 67 68 68 == Capturing Larger Ships == 69 69 70 -L argeand XL ships need to be boarded to be captured. Boarding requires sufficient Marine crew on the playership. To prepare for boarding, the target needs to be nullified (taking out the engines, turrets and shields). To initiate boarding, select the playership and then right click the target and order Marines to board the target.35 +L and XL ships and stations need to be boarded to be captured. Boarding requires sufficient Marine crew on the playership. To prepare for boarding, the target needs to be nullified (taking out the engines, turrets and shields). To initiate boarding, select the playership and then right click the target and order Marines to board the target. 71 71 72 72 Try to keep the subsystems destroyed, and work on reducing hull levels but not to the extent that the boarding marines will destroy the ship. Once the target hull is sufficiency low to reduce boarding resistance below the boarding strength of the players forces (20 or more is good) the ship is as good as captured. If successful, a Marine can be assigned as the captain for the ship or the player can move to the ship personally. 73 73 ... ... @@ -86,5 +86,3 @@ 86 86 == Sector Control == 87 87 88 88 Administrative Centre modules, when completedat a player station, grant ownership of an unowned sector on a first come first served basis, revealing all ships and stations in the sector and imposing the illegal wares list of the owning faction. If the Administrative Centre module is destroyed, sector ownership will change over to the next faction with an Administrative Centre. Warring NPC factions are constantly playing a turf war to replace the Defence Platforms of their enemy with one of their own. Once the player has acquired Blueprints for an Administrative Centre, they too can conquer entire sectors if they are willing to defend it. 89 - 90 -
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