Astrix
Astrix
Astrix

Caverns of time =P Been there, done that.

Sounds like you'll finally face off with Kil'jaeden and bring the game to a close.

No shit right, what xpac are they on? 16? I'm 31 now, and I was playing that game when I was like 13.

Thanks! :O)

You as an individual are irrelevant to the conversation really. It's the format that the misinformation was presented in, and the misinformation itself that's the issue.

The idea that you want to reply with an ad hominem response and ask whether "you" as a person had an effect is simply vain.

As to whether I am

"So while you typed a lot here, really your response is summed up rather concisely as, "It sucks that they removed the ability to fly other ships." As every other aspect of what you typed is standard to the other games."

"While as you say, it'd be nice to have the freedom of selecting which ship I make my main ship to

Perhaps I played a different series of X3 games, but in my fleet I had multiple carriers, destroyers, etc. All of which I relegated to being in my Wing and performing duties/killing targets via my commands.

While as you say, it'd be nice to have the freedom of selecting which ship I make my main ship to fly around in,

You replied, but your reply has no text =)

Well, people are getting the wrong idea regarding the ship system in the new game. It's true as you stated that you won't be able to directly pilot the big ships; until it's modded, but you are still able to have an entire fleet of capital ships and such at your direct control.

http://forum.egosoft.com/viewtopic.php?…

You still get to have a fleet of ships at your control, and even land on them if they're carriers; then walk the hall ways or go to the bridge, they've just removed the pain of flying huge slow/turning ships and placed them under your direct control with in depth commands.

You can purchase and control a fleet of ships, just like the other games. You are not able to sit in their pilot seats directly though. They act as your previous ships did in the other games of being part of your wing and follow complicated commands.

You're being disingenuous with your statements. You ARE able to acquire multiple ships, and control those ships. You are not however able to sit in the pilot seat of those ships. When someone says that "the point of the game is to acquire multiple ships" and you tell them you can't that's simply either a lie, or

You can still own a fleet of carriers and lead them into battle. You can still even land on a carrier you own and walk to it's bridge and watch a battle that you're controlling, but you yourself are not "piloting" the other ships, no.

Oh, don't get the wrong idea. I've successfully built up my own empire via multi-tiered mining/space weed farming/trading stations, then proceeded to take over the entire galaxy. The game isn't difficult, it's just ponderous. For those who aren't used to the depth of what true open world games bring to the table, it

I am right there with you. I've beat X3 Terran Conflict, but I never finished Albion Prelude. I love the depth of the game, but it's just slightly too directionless for me. I love sandbox games, and I've sunk a LOT of hours into the X3 games, but the fact that I can just wander all over distracts me. Unfortunately,

Meh, consoles don't hold any interest for me. A good space sim sequel on the other hand does.

That's not to knock other people's love of consoles, simply that my gaming unit of choice has been a pc since I was 11, 20 years ago =P

It's a sap.

The girdle and braid could be a bit better done, but over all, very good.