Aurora 4x
New Players => The Academy => Topic started by: jimz on August 03, 2012, 03:22:56 AM
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I'm currently using Windows 7 and the installation etc. worked perfect.
So now I wanted to try this game out, first time playing it, and I have encountered several strange things.
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I can't assign a civilian admnistrator to my earth. Seriously, I spend 30 minutes clicking everywhere and on everything but nothing seemed to work.
I was at the "Leaders" window, selected the administrator. . . but now what I'm supposed to do?
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Is it actually ment to be able to change the personalitie traits of my leaders? I just gave one brave and cowardly and nothing happened.
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Class creation.
Of course I wanted to make a ship to explore the space. :P
Read the tutorials and then went to the Class Design window.
First question why is there no "New" button?
All I can see is rename and automatical rename etc.
I even flipped the whole damn screen to see if I miss something because my vertical resolution isn't high enough. (1600x900)
Nothing.
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Personality traits have no effect in-game. They are for "roleplay flavor" only.
I made a nice picture to describe how to assign administrators:
(http://i.imgur.com/cL3Pr.png)
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Here's where the "new ship class" button is. Enjoy:
(http://i.imgur.com/c3pel.png)
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Oh my god. . . My screen has eaten most of the buttons down there. . . damn. . . it seems the resolution was the problem.
Thanks for you help and for the fast answer.
(And I mean really fast. )
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Oh my god. . . My screen has eaten most of the buttons down there. . . damn. . . it seems the resolution was the problem.
Thanks for you help and for the fast answer.
(And I mean really fast. )
There is a "Reduced Height" mode under Game Parameters on the main menu bar.
Steve
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Yeah!
Thanks guys.
Now everything is working.
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Is it actually ment to be able to change the personalitie traits of my leaders? I just gave one brave and cowardly and nothing happened.
Naw, this is just to facilitate playing pretend in your head (I'm a grown man and I do it). As a favorite example, I had a high admiral with a Czech name who was nepotistic and from a rich family. I imagined everyone in the starfleet hated him because of all his connections with the old country. At best, they probably saw him as an ineffectual chair-polisher who didn't deserve his amazing salary.
Here's the thing...he was actually a kickflip admiral, in terms of bonuses applied to the fleet. His leadership lead to a major space victory, and his particular ship showed incredible courage under fire. Now his subordinates see him in a new light.
Isn't this game awesome?