Aurora 4x
New Players => The Academy => Topic started by: HaliRyan on September 10, 2011, 07:47:49 AM
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I just downloaded Aurora recently and in the game I started last night I ran into an odd problem. I was playing with the default values for everything and everything was going swimmingly for my fledgling empire. I'd found a couple good sources of minerals, started my efforts to form colonies, had a fledgling navy, and was rapidly exploring the neighboring stars. Then I discovered they were all dead ends. Including my starting system my galaxy seemed to consist of only 6 solar systems.
Is this a bug? Extreme bad luck? Something else?
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Are you sure you did a full gravitational survey of all systems around you?
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Positive.
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Extreme bad luck then.
I thisk you can use a sm option to add new jump points to sistems in the F9 window, you could try that.
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Positive.
I asked this because you might have played with a full grav survey without knowing what it is and thus not surveying the other systems.
SM option is your only (100% sure and short term) option than.
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Oh well, I thought maybe there was a hidden jump point or something that you had to do more than just grav survey the system to find. I guess I'll try to SM in some ones. Thanks for the quick replies!
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There are hidden jump points (dormant jump points) but they can only be opened from the other side.
I think they exists to solve problems like you have. Such a small 'mini-galaxy' is very strange though.
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Actually, I thought that dormant ones were supposed to be non-existent ones, only being opened(created) because the RNG decided to pick a system that's already surveyed to be the destination of a new Jump Point.
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I don't know. Not that it matters, as in-game both systems would behave the same way.
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Actually, I thought that dormant ones were supposed to be non-existent ones, only being opened(created) because the RNG decided to pick a system that's already surveyed to be the destination of a new Jump Point.
That's correct. They're related to "closed" warp points in StarFire.
John