Galactic Conquest - Revision history

Bokkiewokkie: Adds gamemode and job templates and categories

2023-07-31T19:54:33Z

Adds gamemode and job templates and categories

Bobbanz at 08:47, 19 December 2022

2022-12-19T08:47:31Z

Bobbanz at 08:45, 19 December 2022

2022-12-19T08:45:15Z

Grabowski: Added PDC

2021-09-09T15:18:05Z

Added PDC

Grabowski: Expands the page, adding much more depth to the jobs + a lot of bad jokes

2021-03-28T20:09:59Z

Expands the page, adding much more depth to the jobs + a lot of bad jokes

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Bokkiewokkie: changes PVP to GQ

2020-12-24T20:18:50Z

changes PVP to GQ

Bokkiewokkie: Bokkiewokkie moved page PVP to Galactic Conquest over redirect: The gamemode is called this now instead of just PVP

2020-12-24T20:18:07Z

Bokkiewokkie moved page PVP to Galactic Conquest over redirect: The gamemode is called this now instead of just PVP

Bokkiewokkie: Adds syndicate jojo

2020-11-28T21:00:14Z

Adds syndicate jojo

Bokkiewokkie: adds thing about beacon timer resetting when you jump

2020-11-25T16:45:43Z

adds thing about beacon timer resetting when you jump

Bokkiewokkie: point and time changes

2020-11-22T23:56:51Z

point and time changes

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:54, 31 July 2023
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	* The simplest way of defeating the syndies is superior firepower.		* The simplest way of defeating the syndies is superior firepower.
	* If you kill a syndie, steal his headset and listen into their comms. But be careful when looting, they may have a microbomb implant.		* If you kill a syndie, steal his headset and listen into their comms. But be careful when looting, they may have a microbomb implant.
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		+	{{Jobs}}
		+	{{Game modes}}
		+	[[Category:Jobs]]
		+	[[Category:Game Modes]]
		+	[[Category:Guides]]

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 '''Hell's kitchen in space'''
-Cooking is the bigger half of your job. Cooking in SS13 is basically throwing the ingredients beneath you, then scrolling through the crafting menu to see what you can make. Okay, it is a bit complicated than that. As a general tip, you should at first look at the [[Guide to food and drinks]], and select some fancy dish you want to make. Then scroll back through all the ingredients needed. Most commonly, you will start by making some dough, or cake batter, or butter in a beaker. Then you need to grab your knifes and rolling pins to flatten, cut, slice and microwave your way to some pizza. Making food can be a long and tedious process, so make something that the crew can eat for a long time, like a massive burger with seventy secret ingridients, or a wide pizza.
+Cooking is the bigger half of your job. Cooking in SS13 is basically throwing the ingredients beneath you, then scrolling through the crafting menu to see what you can make. Okay, it is a bit complicated than that. As a general tip, you should at first look at the [[Guide to food]], and select some fancy dish you want to make. Then scroll back through all the ingredients needed. Most commonly, you will start by making some dough, or cake batter, or butter in a beaker. Then you need to grab your knifes and rolling pins to flatten, cut, slice and microwave your way to some pizza. Making food can be a long and tedious process, so make something that the crew can eat for a long time, like a massive burger with seventy secret ingridients, or a wide pizza.
 Either this, or you can deepfry ''everything''.
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 '''The Syndiecat'''
-The bar will most likely be visited more often than the kitchen. Lucky for you, making drinks is waaay easier than cooking. All you have to do is put a drink into the booze or soda dispenser, and add all the parts with the required ratios and wait 'til it begins bubbling. If you don't have time to stand around the counter waiting for people, or you don't want to search up the [[Guide to food and drinks]] every time someone requests some special snowflake drink, you can just mass produce some easy drink, put it on the counter, than go away to do the actually interesting parts of your job.
+The bar will most likely be visited more often than the kitchen. Lucky for you, making drinks is waaay easier than cooking. All you have to do is put a drink into the booze or soda dispenser, and add all the parts with the required ratios and wait 'til it begins bubbling. If you don't have time to stand around the counter waiting for people, or you don't want to search up the [[Guide to drinks]] every time someone requests some special snowflake drink, you can just mass produce some easy drink, put it on the counter, than go away to do the actually interesting parts of your job.
 '''The ''chilleeest'' part of your job'''

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 | supervisors = Captain, [[The Syndicate]]
 | rank =
-| guides = [[Guide to food and drinks]]; [[Guide to hydroponics]]
+| guides = [[Guide to food]]; [[Guide to drinks]]; [[Guide to hydroponics]]
 | duties = Feed the crew, kill boarders with you knife, be just a bit less useless than the clown
 | headerfontcolor = red

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 *Put two missles on top of them, which will then fall into the tube
 *Click "Payload Loaded" and "Payload Chambered" on the nearby Munitions Computer<br>
-The '''50 cals''' are quiet fast too:<br>
+The '''Point Defense Cannons''' are quiet fast too:<br>
-*Go to the actual turret, and load a box of 50 cal rounds.<br>
+*Go to the loading rack and load a box of PDC ammo.<br>
 Altough not a weapon itself, you should also know how to utilise the '''Missle Factory'''. It is the shorter conveyor belt, surrended by the autowrenches and autowelders and such.
 *Go to the machines painted red, named "Part Applicator"
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 **'''Alt''' toggles the handbrakes
 **'''X''' toggles inertia assistance. This slows down the ship, when W is not held down.
 *The TAC console
 **'''Space''' switches which weapon you are using
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 **'''Naval Artillery''' cannons, which can fire devastating projectiles, but their ammo are costly and hard to properly handle
 **'''Torpedo''' tubes fire projectiles that track after enemies, but can be easily shot down
 Tips:
 *Your ship is faster and smaller than the NSV. Use this to your advantage
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 ==Tips==
 This gamemode is rare and changes often, so expect more tips to be added as time goes by.
 * Turn off teleporter beacons.
 * Use your Security Officer wisely. Position them in crucial areas, such as the CIC or Engineering.

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 {{Game modes}}
-The PVP (aka: Galactic Conquest) gamemode is part of NSV13's overmap combat system and pitches a Nanotrasen crew and a Syndicate crew against eachother.
+The Galactic Conquest (aka: PVP) gamemode is part of NSV13's overmap combat system and pitches a Nanotrasen crew and a Syndicate crew against eachother.
 =Winning the game=

← Older revision	Revision as of 20:18, 24 December 2020
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 Syndicate Bridge Staff have the same dynamic as normal [[Bridge Staff]], just for the Syndicate ship. They pilot it using the Helm Computer and man the guns using the Tactical Console.
 ===Tips===
 - As the Requisitions Officer you can link supply pod beacons to the DRADIS to tell traders where to ship your stuff. Use a multitool on the DRADIS to switch back to default drop points. ESSENTIAL for buying fighters!

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 You can gain points by taking over enemy systems and destroying enemy fleets. Both of these give 25 points each, though destroying a fleet will also subtract 25 points from the defeated enemy's total.
 ===System Control===
-For the Syndicate taking over systems will be quite different compared to Nanotrasen, as they don't get an invasion fleet that automatically moves into the region. Instead the Syndicate Captain has to activate a beacon which will spawn a random Syndicate fleet after 5 minutes. (Yes there is a blacklist, you cannot spawn an Armada with the beacon)
+For the Syndicate taking over systems will be quite different compared to Nanotrasen, as they don't get an invasion fleet that automatically moves into the region. Instead the Syndicate Captain has to activate a beacon which will spawn a random Syndicate fleet after 5 minutes. (Yes there is a blacklist, you cannot spawn an Armada with the beacon). If you jump to another system while the beacon is active it will cancel the timer and you will have to re-enable it and wait again.
 When this Syndicate fleet arrives they will officially take control of the system and thus give you 50 points.

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 ===Conquer===
-Of course you can't just fly into a star system and claim it as your own! Oh wait, you can. Or rather, your Nanotrasen friends can. If you want to capture a system, simply make sure it's clear of Syndicate scum and let a Nanotrasen fleet fly in! When a system is captured you will gain 25 control points.
+Of course you can't just fly into a star system and claim it as your own! Oh wait, you can. Or rather, your Nanotrasen friends can. If you want to capture a system, simply make sure it's clear of Syndicate scum and let a Nanotrasen fleet fly in! When a system is captured you will gain 50 control points.
 Alternatively you can also gain points by defeating enemy fleets, which will also reduce the amount of points they have. Destroying a fleet will give you 25 points and take 25 away from the enemy you've defeated.
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 You can gain points by taking over enemy systems and destroying enemy fleets. Both of these give 25 points each, though destroying a fleet will also subtract 25 points from the defeated enemy's total.
 ===System Control===
-For the Syndicate taking over systems will be quite different compared to Nanotrasen, as they don't get an invasion fleet that automatically moves into the region. Instead the Syndicate Captain has to activate a beacon which will spawn a random Syndicate fleet after 7 minutes. (Yes there is a blacklist, you cannot spawn an Armada with the beacon)
+For the Syndicate taking over systems will be quite different compared to Nanotrasen, as they don't get an invasion fleet that automatically moves into the region. Instead the Syndicate Captain has to activate a beacon which will spawn a random Syndicate fleet after 5 minutes. (Yes there is a blacklist, you cannot spawn an Armada with the beacon)
-When this Syndicate fleet arrives they will officially take control of the system and thus give you 25 points.
+When this Syndicate fleet arrives they will officially take control of the system and thus give you 50 points.