And I've tried almost everything else, including what appears to be the Klingon flagship (the radial menu for F doesn't even come up). They have to be 'of interest.' I've done two - a superweapon and a mining station. There's one objective I can't complete: 'Find and scan three targets.' But not just any targets. I've spent several hours trying to use the captured Klingon Bird of Prey to spy on a fortified system. Make a head-on pass with phasers blasting, swivel your view as he passes and wait a few seconds for him to enter your rear gunnery arc, then fire again. If you keep turning and the enemy stays in your side arc, you're screwing yourself because that's valuable time where you're not able to shoot at him. Even some of the oldest ones have aft-firing weapons.

Also, remember that many ships don't have to keep the enemy in front of them. Slow to quarter or half speed it cuts your turning circle down smaller. If so, I'll have to get one.ĭon't use full impulse speed in a dogfight. I'd love to know from someone who has a 360 controller and is using it for the PC version if it is easier to play. There should be some tweaks available later on as more people play. Combat can use a little tweaking but that is more of a control issue. I swear that the actor whose voice says 'altering power' or whatever is the same one who did a lot of the voices in Oblivion's such as Thoronir (Unfriendly Competition Quest in the Imperial City) Considering Bethesda is the publisher, this doesn't surprise me. Didn't even ask me if I wanted to create one while installing.

I had to create my own desktop shortcut as well. I'm running at 1680x1050 with graphics set to high. At times I would see a straight line across the screen while rotating the camera. I may try adding it to see if that helps. I looked in the config hoping there would be a line like ballowscreenshot=0 like Oblivion had that I could edit but I didn't see it. This is probably more a problem with using WASD though. I did read the manual and know that larger ships are less maneuverable even with full power allocation to engines. It seemed like it took forever to make a 'loop' in the Enterprise and the other ship. I think the game area is wider than it is taller.

I have to play the entire mission before I can save. The things that I really don't like are : I was getting my ass handed to me by 3 Birds of Prey till I figured out how to best attack and allocate more power to weapons and less to engines. Make sure you read the readme file because there are a few control changes that were made after the manual was printed. Just finished the first mission and here are some thoughts.įirst thing I did was program my n52 and midway through I had to minimize to make a few changes.

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