Hi all,
Here is an early draft of the ships you may find in the new Star Trek
game. All technical specifications on the ships have been pulled from
reliable Star Trek sources, and this should give you an idea of the wide
range of abilities and weapons of each type of ship.
Starships
U.S.S. Bel
I played everquest a few years ago when I think compuserve was still
text-based. If you have no problem playing nethack then everquest though
it differs from nethack in one important respect should be possible.
With nethack many characters get used to define any given room or
location; in ever
Hi Ken,
Yeah, I know what you are getting at. However, I think I have already
decided what format the game will take and how it is going to operate.
Smile.
Ken the Crazy wrote:
> I think--no I know that the game could be both. Think about some of the
> games you played when you were sighted--
The reason for this is obvious. The DS9 computer was a Cardy. If you
think about it, any time the station transporters or the computer talked
they were obviously non-federation style. However, when they would beem
from the Defiant and use its computers it was the familiar Starflete
computer voi
Hello Robin. Glad to see you made it on the list again. One thing which
I'd like to recommend is you configure your mail server to send out an
fqdn helo string. Currently it's sending out:
helo server
Many smtp servers will not accept a fully qualified domain name (fqdn).
So, this is just a sm
How can I register Lords of the Galaxy as a demo file? When I paste the demo
number listed in the documentation, and then paste it in the configure program,
it only takes six of the digits, and in the docs there are nine.
Pleas help.
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I think--no I know that the game could be both. Think about some of the
games you played when you were sighted--think about the oiled computers and
their crappy graphics and simple resources, and how complex the games were
way back then. I know a at least a few games where that was the rule--b
Hi Tom!
Oh, that is to bad, but I like the idea of a real time game.
Blessings!
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> Hi Don,
> Well, yeah it
Hi Sean,
Yeah, the Klingon Federation war began prier to the Dominion War in the
epasode Way of the Warrior. Of course, it was later discovered that the
founders, leaders of the Dominion, was behind the entire war anyway
trying to play with internal politics in the Alpha Quadrant.
Once General M
Don't forget for a wile the Klingons and federation were fighting each
other.
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Hi A
Hi Don,
Well, yeah it is possible to decompile the exe file back to readable
code, but readable is all it will be. It won't likely come out clean and
understandable, and I probably wouldn't be compelled to work with the
code even after it was recovered in such a fassion. Allot of time would
be
Hi,
It most certainly will not be a First Person Shooter. That is a genre
and style like Shades of Doom. My Trek game is going to fall in to the
real time strategy and simulation catagory like Tank Commander for example.
Reinhard Stebner wrote:
> Well, I am still concered about this game being
Hi Allan,
If it is the Dominion war the Ferengi, Romulans, and Klingons are allies
of the Federation. There is little room or reason to be fighting with
them under that time period and story line.
That of course leaves open what about the Borg, and they did attack the
Federation last just prier
Hi Tom!
Don't you have a de compiler that will undo the stfc game so you can
retrieve your code? That is not to say even if you can I think the real
time game is the best idea.
Regards!
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Yip, coming throo loud and clear. (or something like that).
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> Hi gamers,
> Today I upgraded to a new Mailserver and I just want to see if my E-Mail
> get
You could always do an upgrade-point system.
If you finish a mission really fast, or take out X number of enemies or find
a hidden area, you get a point. Then, after the mission, you can spend that
point on something like hull strength or warp speed or something else.
Just a thought.
-Origina
Oh, ok. I haven't seen the ninth movie in a long time. That is most likely
why I don't remember them.
Thanks
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It looks like a cool game if I could ever friggin figure it out. lol
-Cary
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Well, I am still concered about this game being still another first person
shooter. I would like to see something that involves more strategy.
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Hi tom,
the dominion war sounds perfect. In addtion, some creative mission plot
lines can have the player fight klingons and romulans and even borg, not to
mention the ferengi, orion piratesand even their own federation ships.
These whould mostly be one shot missions, but it is possible and sho
Oh yeah.
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> Hi all,
> I've been reviewing all the possabilities for the storyline for this
> game as well as potential enemies, starships, yo
Hi,
Yeah, the Dominion War was certainly a dark time for the Federation.
While DS9 was on I actually got tired of hearing about the war show
after show as they drug it out, but on the other hand game wize the
story is already written. Just fill in the info for the mission.
If we did a more TNG a
The computer voice on most Federation
starship
and
fixed installation
computers has been portrayed by
Majel Barrett Roddenberry
since the early days of
the original series
(with the exception of some early
TNG
episodes). Majel's computer voice in TOS was very rhythmic and mechanical,
and in t
Hi,
I find the dominion war to be the darkest side of Star Trek and you were
fighting very limited enemies. I'd prefer something more based on tng and
the films, with a more general time frame and all sorts of missions
personally. Anyway, I think they are two different projects and I'd probably
Hi,
Yeah, the DS9 computer was different. A different actress did the
voice-overs for the DS9 computer than the one who did the voice-overs
for TNG and Voyager.
It did sound kind of smug or have some kind of attitude didn't it?
James Homuth wrote:
> Actually, the original Enterprise's computer v
Hi David.
No, I wasn't suggesting that all the starships be of the same class.
What I was thinking first that all the major classes be represented in
the game. Second, under those classes of starships would be multiple
possible ships to choose from.
For example, say you just pressed play new gam
Actually, the original Enterprise's computer voice was a lot more
robotic than the series that came after. But then, everything about
that ship is different from the series that came after that one. A
sign of Trek's having advanced considerably since then, perhaps?
Also, DS9's computer voice wa
Hi Phil,
I've noticed over the years that Enterprise, Defiant, and Voyager's jump
to warp drive sounds similar but unique to those starships. They are not
exactly the same. However, the bridge ambience, phasers, photons, are
very very similar. Except for Defiant which has a phaser sound of it's
Hi,
The simple solution would be just to give us ships, otherwise people will
pick the fastest speed, best weapons, etc all the time, and limitations
couldn't be traded off against each other in the same way.If you only have
one ship though, people will go for Enterprise all the time, whatever
Hi all,
I've been reviewing all the possabilities for the storyline for this
game as well as potential enemies, starships, you name it and based on
some recommendations it seams logical that this game be based on the
Dominion War as some have suggested. Sorry, I don't remember who
suggested it,
Hi Thomas,
I forgot that the 23rd century Enterprise had different sound effects than
the 24th century one.
Boy, that would double the size of your game!
Are you going to have the sound of each class engines be different?
But at least the ship's computer's voice was the same through all the
centu
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