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I enjoyed that. Been a bit hesitant in moving into the mods.

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Bro release more ship designs. Also can you do a drive tech path video. I always go this Triton Pulse Drive to Firefly Torch almost every campaign. But that usually happens through 2037-2044. I get kind of lost before that phase. I got to win a brutal difficulty playthrough because of you.

Nice Vid, but you hover so fast over the modules that i dont know their name and i dont have any clue what to research for maybe that laser batteries or what ever. In game there are only defence batteries and ship batteries. Also what Engine, Reactor, Sunsails you use?

I'm starting to get frustrated here. Maybe I am just being an idiot but I can't seem to find the information I am looking for anywhere. It's around the middle of 2027 in my game, I can use boost to send probes and shit to a huge number of locations but I can't build anything on any of them because I have no idea how to get water/volatiles/core metals etc. They all cost resources that I can't gather. I thought that maybe I just needed to wait for more tech and that I was getting ahead of myself but my opponents are all building tons of modules. What am I doing wrong?

useless guide. No explanation how to expand the hub from 4 arms to more.

The man, the myth, the legend!

Hi...it dosent work. Can you Help? I Use xbox game pass

a playlist would be helpful!

HE PAID FOR MAX LVL AND NOW HE BORED AS FCK LOL that video is useless

12:35 Ah you made the mistake I almost did, The firefly drive due to its IMMENSE power requirements and a reactor with only 99.5% efficiency you end up having about 157 Thousand tons of Radiator (which is most of the weight of your craft) which is why you need so many fuel tanks and the acceleration is so low, it's also why each ship costs 16.5k metals. Probably best to use weaker drives in terms of Exhaust Velocity and Thrust as with a much smaller radiator you'll still get better performance (this info is rather opaque in tha game so no fault to you lol)

I got that part figured out after experimenting but now whenever I tried to load the perfect start, it just ends in an infinite loop

Do I need to run update/install to sync the cache afterwards? I made my starter file, copied Marik and named it Marik+ (added BJ-A and a timberwolf). Made sure to change format to JSON like the others. Still no Marik+ when I go to launch a new career.

What type of folders do you use?

What type of the folders for mine? They’re showing up as Microsoft Explorer and I can’t create a new one. That’s a Microsoft Explorer.

good insight thank you

useful guide

would help if you put all your guides for terra invicta into a PLAYLIST.... help the algo too I think

Good guide. I, being a total nooblet, didn't know HOW to actually build the stations. Right click or drag, indeed. Have a sub.

Terra invicta is one of the few games where this makes sense as a single match can take 50 hours... so a simple missclick and make you lose 3 weeks of playing.

I don't really understand how the time to construct works. It seems like when I move to the inner asteroid ring, everything always wants to launch from earth, even though I have stations with nanofactories around mars.

'Promo SM' 😩

Hey Kith just catching up with the past livestream of your current play through x

Why aren't you carrying your battle armor on your mechs or in a vehicle?

Does the reputation system still exist? I am relatively new to STO and I have a bunch of marks and nowhere to spend them

So for those that might be curious as to the salvage we received from the final mission - well we had 6 picks so went for 3 parts of the Executioner II, a part of an Executioner Prime (so we have the parts to build the Executioner II), a Timer Wolf B part and 6 Cargo Compartments (which presumably were in the vehicles that spawned). On top of our picks we gained a part of salamander battle armour, 2 summoner parts, a sun spider part and a bunch of random modules, ammo and engine cores, The 6 cargo compartments didn't give us any mechs this time but we did get sets of Golem, Elemental and Salamander battle armour which is nice :)

huh. all the messages I posted about this, including my thanks for posting the new skills, have disappeared. well, I hope YOU at least see this to know I did post, something.

consider using your BA as more support instead of damage. you can have them hang on your mechs and provide things like: -AMS -ECM -orbital calldown (tanks, turrets, mechs, bombardments, etc) -and a variety of other defensive options They also acted as spaced armor for your mechs. Their offensive capabilities with their OG weapons tail off quickly past about 3 star missions; way more efficient to utilize them as I have mentioned. make more space available for REAL weapons on your mechs themselves. The other thing is they always have the best initiative on your team, and thus allow you to do call-downs before the enemies can even begin to react.

should have picked the 3 timberwolf parts from the first mission.

paladin prototype with TWO long tom artillery? ouchie.

wow, the custom models sure have improved!

battle sounds could be set to a higher volume; overall all sounds seem a bit muted, including your voice.

enemy BA seems a lot less deadly than it used to be. No way would I have let an enemy BA just wander around my mechs; they would have jumped on one of them for sure and serious damage would have ensued. were you just lucky, or have they toned that down a bit?

I was a little disappointed that you used your skills so seldom. there are a lot of new skills since last I played, and it did not at all become clear what they are or what they do from watching your gameplay.

I love that you're running with Grampa Tex

Hey, a extract my save game, and then when I compress it again to winrar format, the game does not read the save files any more. I Tried just doing that without editing the files, and still does not work.

Promo*SM

Cool thanks👍

Love me more terra Invicta content

A few notes: there seem to be a variety of viable strategies for arming and armoring ships. Here's what worked for me: Battleships and dreadnoughts seem to be the most efficient ships for combat capability. 2 slot coilguns are quite effective, but the capability of laser and plasma cannons scales better to the 3 and 4 slots. Everything is less effective in the form of batteries as compared to cannons, but laser batteries have the advantage of being able to work as point defense for a large area at any angle and plasma batteries are harder long-range damage than lasers can achieve against ships. As the game progresses, coilguns fall away in relevance as the ability for small formations of ships to deal substantial damage to armored targets becomes less important as volume of fire increases and pushing out maximum effective range and overlapping PD become the priorities. When designing against stations, armor penetration is not needed, so lasers are viable at long range and laser cannons become the ideal choice. There are also some notes to be made on propulsion. Past the 300 km/s mark, one may want to look as much at cruise acceleration as Delta-v to indicate how fast a ship will travel around the system as ships with low acceleration may simply not have time to use half that Delta-v before they need to start braking. Don't underestimate the value of the z-boron drive's thrust even when the Firefly torch is showing you far superior Delta-v. Use the transfer planner to see what how different balances of thrust and Delta-v perform for different journeys. If you can resupply at the destination (either already having infrastructure or being able to build it with a platform kit), really no mission besides ferrying councilors around that will substantially benefit from Delta-v budgets over 2,500 km/s even in the Kuiper belt. Part of the equation for true combat capability is whether you can out-accelerate opponents and face them with your whole force rather than split it to perform the pincer and the lower acceleration you have compared to your opponent, even if you have more Delta-v, the less they'll have to spend to disengage and force you to re-attempt the intercept (that can get extremely tedious if you're only chipping 30 km/s off a reserve of 300+ with each attempt). 4G accelerations with little compromise on weapons and armor really become practical for battleships when you have antimatter spikers for z-boron drives. Once you have enough antimatter for plasma core drives and propulsion, you can fly anything of any size anywhere in the solar system and have 4g combat acceleration. While beam core's performance blows past everything, plasma core's antimatter demands are sustainable even for a large fleet.

I got the game yesterday 11th Dec 2022 - I have watch others play the game - I got lost on what to do 1st time round - and to be honest you for me - The best at explaining what to do / tips at the start the game - Though others have done that to be fair - But i like the way you show and explain - spend time on the numbers etc - Super very useful video - If I come across anyone looking for starting tips i- I will send them here - Thank you off to start a new game - Wish us luck lol :) - I have now Sub you too :)

Reputation is now discontinued isn't it ?

Cool. Thanks for sharing.

I won't tell you how to build, as that is part of the sto journey, I will recommend that you move Distributed Abilities, not off the hotbar, but to an unseen hotbar number, else they will tend to jump back on the hotbar and be annoying.

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I'm about to start playing again. Let me know if you need extra help and I'll tell you my character name.

Looks like you need a few more admiralty ship cards. There are ways to get them. 1) First, there's the free USS Sally Ride. It's a VERY good card to have. You'll find the Sally Ride in sector space, just outside the Narendra System (due east of New Romulus, at the edge of the Beta sector). Fly up to the ship, it will hail you, and you get the card. 2) The Phoenix Prize Packs contain four ship cards. Each of them cost a very rare token. The best is the VSS Tanius, which can complete a majority of the admiralty missions on its own. The Assimilated Assault Cruiser and ISS Stadi are also good. The fourth, a replica of the Phoenix, is sometimes useful. 3) There are mirror universe ships for sale on the exchange. These ships come from lock boxes, but they aren't in high demand. They are tier 5, and equivalent to the free ships you get when your captain reaches level 40. And like the free ships, they cannot be upgraded. So no one flies them. Right now you can get a mirror escort for about 2.5 million EC. The science ships have a higher demand (because other players also want the admiralty cards), so the price can be 5 million EC or so. After you get the admiralty card then you can discard the ship if you wish. Just make SURE you get the card first. Sometimes it takes a map transfer or two before the card shows up. 4) You can buy tier 1 thru 4 ships for dilithium. There are two types of ships on sale. One type consist of the free ships you could choose from as you leveled up, and the other is the old c-store tier 1 to 4 ships. Those old c-store ships used to be purchased for zen, but Cryptic changed them to dilithium purchases a year or two ago. The free ships cost much less than the old c-store ships. For instance, the free tier 4 Intrepid cost 10k dilithium. This will be less if you are in a fleet that has unlocked a dilithium discount. Lower tier ships will have a lower cost. Again, you can discard the ship if you don't want to keep it. Just be sure you've received the card first.

I need to correct something you stated. Both dual cannons and dual heavy cannons have a 45 degree arc. [There are a special few with wider arcs, but I'll ignore those for now]. The difference between DCs and DHCs is small. 'Which is better' has been debated since the closed alpha. The big difference is in the number of shots they fire. In this game, firing cycles are 5 seconds long. During the cycle, DCs will fire more shots than DHCs, but DHC shots individually do more damage. So the dps is the same, at least in principle. There are hard-to-quantify things, like a target moving out of the firing arc during a cycle. There are slight differences in how this affects weapon power drain and recharge. There are a few damage boosts which have a chance to activate per shot, so those favor DCs. But DHCs get a bonus to damage on critical hits. All these things give small differences. But they really are small differences. So unless you're doing high-level min-maxing, DCs and DHCs are largely interchangeable. [NOTE: critical hits are not the same things as the special proc a weapon gets. A phaser, for instance, has a 2.5% chance to take one of the target's four power systems offline. But that isn't a critical hit. Critical hits are a separate mechanic. Critical hits are hits that do more damage, and it works the same for your plasma beam as it does for your phaser. Boosting critical hit chance, and critical damage severity, are major ways of increasing your dps). Single cannon (as most players call "cannon") are the rarely used ones. It comes down to tactical bridge officer seating. Cannon bridge officer abilities start at lieutenant, while beam abilities start at ensign. Ships with enough high level tactical boff seating to make good use of cannon can usually mount dual cannons. They also have the maneuverability to keep the dual cannons on target. So single cannon have little point. There was a niche for them a long time ago, on ships like the Excelsior, with a Lt Commander tac boff but no ability to mount DCs. Some players wanted concentrated forward firepower. Using single cannons with turrets in the rear gave a bit more than they could get with beams. That's because rear-mounted beams couldn't fire forwards, like turrets can. But the introduction of omnidirectional beam arrays closed that niche. Now, for torpedoes. In simple terms, shields have a 75% resistance to kinetic damage, which is the type of damage most torpedoes do. So it takes 4 points of torpedo damage to knock 1 point off an enemy's shields. In general, torpedoes don't do much for you until the target's shield is down. So I wouldn't recommend carrying more than one. There are exceptions for high-end players. Actually, the meta for damage is ships using all torpedoes and mines. But those players have a lot of things that help them penetrate shields. And things which add special attacks to their torpedoes, atacks whose damage ignores shields. Science ship drivers also love attacks which go right through shields. They use special torpedoes which open gravity wells, leave burning plasma clouds, or hit the target with radiation or dark matter. Don't worry if you don't understand all that yet. Understanding will come in time. For now, just concentrate on using energy weapons.

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I've set my character up with all his traits. Very useful video 😃 nice work