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Offline waresky (OP)

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Enemy Ships can disappear when are IN Sensor Range?
« on: December 12, 2009, 08:41:19 AM »
2 NPR's Ships.one r an HCG-Class 14700 tons and another (near to sure) an CLE-7800 Class,are 198millions away from mine ships..ive an Scout in follow route to my 2 CRURON at 200millions Km..the Main Scout's sensor range was 450 millions and r a perfect class-range to spot every ships over 1200 tons class...and happens this:
the NPR's ships reach a vicinity of a Solar System's SUN r vanguished..no sign,no noise,no thermal EM contact..PUF..1sec are..2 second later nothing.

What happens?

EDIT: dont worry,ive understand what damned make this Evil "Fox" minded NPR (STEEVE!!!:-D D)..this 2 tricky enemy use theh LP a very close a SUN position..before am no spotted.(must zoom in for show them...:-D).grrrrrrrr:)))

NPR's sometimes r very tricky and evil tacticians
 

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Re: Enemy Ships can disappear when are IN Sensor Range?
« Reply #1 on: December 14, 2009, 10:29:11 PM »
Quote from: "waresky"
2 NPR's Ships.one r an HCG-Class 14700 tons and another (near to sure) an CLE-7800 Class,are 198millions away from mine ships..ive an Scout in follow route to my 2 CRURON at 200millions Km..the Main Scout's sensor range was 450 millions and r a perfect class-range to spot every ships over 1200 tons class...and happens this:
the NPR's ships reach a vicinity of a Solar System's SUN r vanguished..no sign,no noise,no thermal EM contact..PUF..1sec are..2 second later nothing.

What happens?

EDIT: dont worry,ive understand what damned make this Evil "Fox" minded NPR (STEEVE!!!:-D D)..this 2 tricky enemy use theh LP a very close a SUN position..before am no spotted.(must zoom in for show them...:)

Steve