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La Danse Macabre: /* Boost Engines */

2021-02-18T18:30:50Z

Boost Engines

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	This action will lower your rep with the target ship, but increase rep with their enemy. Draining ships will give you XP.		This action will lower your rep with the target ship, but increase rep with their enemy. Draining ships will give you XP.
	===Boost Engines===		===Boost Engines===
	This action will boost the target’s engines, decreasing the target’s arrival time. This action has no effect on your own ship, however, the XP and rep gains are greater for boosting than draining.		This action will boost the target’s engines, decreasing the target’s arrival time by 1 minute. This action has no effect on your own ship, however, the XP and rep gains are greater for boosting than draining.

	''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/game/energy-processor-power]		''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/game/energy-processor-power]

	===Update History===		===Update History===
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La Danse Macabre: /* Attack Ship */

2021-01-24T15:12:46Z

Attack Ship

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	From the bridge of your ship, there are several actions you can take. However, scanning is the first action you’ll ever take. You can perform a long-range scan, or you can scan for debris.		From the bridge of your ship, there are several actions you can take. However, scanning is the first action you’ll ever take. You can perform a long-range scan, or you can scan for debris.

	===Scan for Debris===		===Scan for Debris===
	Scanning for debris is simply a short-range scan searching for debris near your ship. A debris scan cost 5 processor power and upon finding debris, you can transfer it to your cargo bay, providing you have enough space for the salvaged cargo.		Scanning for debris is simply a short-range scan searching for debris near your ship. A debris scan cost 5 processor power and upon finding debris, you can transfer it to your cargo bay, providing you have enough space for the salvaged cargo.
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	Sometimes scanning for Debris will yield you have found an item, but a useless one...		Sometimes scanning for Debris will yield you have found an item, but a useless one...
	{{Spoiler\|Header=Item Found!\|Text=''"ITEM FOUND! YOUR SCANS HAVE PICKED UP A SHIPPING CONTAINER. YOU OPEN IT UP AND DISCOVER NOTHING BUT AN OLD BOOT INSIDE. FRUSTRATED, YOU HURL THE BOOT BACK INSIDE THE CONTAINER, SEAL IT UP, AND FIRE IT BACK INTO SPACE FOR SOME OTHER UNLUCKY SCAVENGER TO FIND."''}}		{{Spoiler\|Header=Item Found!\|Text=''"ITEM FOUND! YOUR SCANS HAVE PICKED UP A SHIPPING CONTAINER. YOU OPEN IT UP AND DISCOVER NOTHING BUT AN OLD BOOT INSIDE. FRUSTRATED, YOU HURL THE BOOT BACK INSIDE THE CONTAINER, SEAL IT UP, AND FIRE IT BACK INTO SPACE FOR SOME OTHER UNLUCKY SCAVENGER TO FIND."''}}

	===Long Range Scan===		===Long Range Scan===
	A long range scan shows you a selection of ships within range. The number of scan results can be increased with scan mods. After performing a scan you’ll see NPC ships as well as any player ships in the area:		A long range scan shows you a selection of ships within range. The number of scan results can be increased with scan mods. After performing a scan you’ll see NPC ships as well as any player ships in the area:
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	From here you can attack the ship, drain the ship’s engines, or boost the ship’s engines. Each action costs 10 energy and has different results.		From here you can attack the ship, drain the ship’s engines, or boost the ship’s engines. Each action costs 10 energy and has different results.

	===Attack Ship===		===Attack Ship===
	~~You attempt to intercept the ship and engage in combat.~~ If combat is initiated, you’ll have 20 turns to disable the ship before it escapes. Disabled ships reward you with XP, money, surviving cargo, and a chance for a random mod to drop.		If combat is initiated with a drone, you’ll have 20 turns to disable the ship before it escapes. Disabled ships reward you with XP, money, surviving cargo, and a chance for a random mod to drop.

	Note: If you attack a ship, you will lose reputation with that ship's faction but gain reputation with that faction's enemy. For example, in the event of attacking an Earth ship, your Mars rep will increase and vice versa.		Note: If you attack a ship, you will lose reputation with that ship's faction but gain reputation with that faction's enemy. For example, in the event of attacking an Earth ship, your Mars rep will increase and vice versa.

			Attacking a player is much tricker. After a roll of targeting vs evasion, and you successfully intercept your target, you have 3 minutes to defeat your opponent. If you disable a ship, you are awarded XP(x5 the amount of what the player level you disabled was) and given a choice to loot any unshielded cargo.
	===Drain Engines===		===Drain Engines===
	You drain the target’s engines, increasing their arrival time by one minute while decreasing your own arrival time by one minute. The idea is that you’re sapping the target’s engine power and transferring it to your own ship.		You drain the target’s engines, increasing their arrival time by one minute while decreasing your own arrival time by one minute. The idea is that you’re sapping the target’s engine power and transferring it to your own ship.
	This action will lower your rep with the target ship, but increase rep with their enemy. Draining ships will give you XP.		This action will lower your rep with the target ship, but increase rep with their enemy. Draining ships will give you XP.

	===Boost Engines===		===Boost Engines===
	This action will boost the target’s engines, decreasing the target’s arrival time. This action has no effect on your own ship, however, the XP and rep gains are greater for boosting than draining.		This action will boost the target’s engines, decreasing the target’s arrival time. This action has no effect on your own ship, however, the XP and rep gains are greater for boosting than draining.

	''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/game/energy-processor-power]		''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/game/energy-processor-power]

	===Update History===		===Update History===
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Oscillator: added update history

2020-06-19T02:15:46Z

added update history

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	''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/game/energy-processor-power]		''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/game/energy-processor-power]

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			** Drain and Boost feature added
			** Energy recharge Added
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Siege Heart at 03:28, 15 June 2020

2020-06-15T03:28:48Z

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	===Scan for Debris===		===Scan for Debris===
	Scanning for debris is simply a short-range scan searching for debris near your ship. A debris scan cost 5 processor power and upon finding debris, you can transfer it to your cargo bay, providing you have enough space for the salvaged cargo.		Scanning for debris is simply a short-range scan searching for debris near your ship. A debris scan cost 5 processor power and upon finding debris, you can transfer it to your cargo bay, providing you have enough space for the salvaged cargo.

			Sometimes scanning for Debris will yield you have found an item, but a useless one...
			{{Spoiler\|Header=Item Found!\|Text=''"ITEM FOUND! YOUR SCANS HAVE PICKED UP A SHIPPING CONTAINER. YOU OPEN IT UP AND DISCOVER NOTHING BUT AN OLD BOOT INSIDE. FRUSTRATED, YOU HURL THE BOOT BACK INSIDE THE CONTAINER, SEAL IT UP, AND FIRE IT BACK INTO SPACE FOR SOME OTHER UNLUCKY SCAVENGER TO FIND."''}}

	===Long Range Scan===		===Long Range Scan===

Banri at 23:42, 3 June 2020

2020-06-03T23:42:35Z

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AbleTheAbove: Minor Spelling fixes

2020-01-31T00:24:12Z

Minor Spelling fixes

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	==Energy Processor & Power==		==Energy & Processor Power==
	Your ship has two sources of resources at its disposal: Energy & Processor Power. These resources can be used both in tandem or apart from each other, depending on what action is being used.		Your ship has two sources of resources at its disposal: Energy & Processor Power. These resources can be used both in tandem or apart from each other, depending on what action is being used.

	From the bridge of your ship there are several actions you can take. However, scanning is first action you’ll ever take. You can perform a long-range scan, or you can scan for debris.		From the bridge of your ship, there are several actions you can take. However, scanning is the first action you’ll ever take. You can perform a long-range scan, or you can scan for debris.

	===Scan for Debris===		===Scan for Debris===
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	<small>Initial scan results will display ship designations and levels. Special labeling is applied to pirate ships. Be aware, pirate ships are more powerful and have significantly better gear than transport drones.</small>		<small>Initial scan results will display ship designations and levels. Special labeling is applied to pirate ships. Be aware, pirate ships are more powerful and have significantly better gear than transport drones.</small>

	You can either scan the specific ship, or attempt to hack it for information (If hacking quest on Gem has been accepted). Hacking costs 15 processor (reduceable with mods) while a deeper scan does not cost any additional processor power.		You can either scan the specific ship or attempt to hack it for information (If hacking quest on Gem has been accepted). Hacking costs 15 processor power(reduceable with mods) while a deeper scan does not cost any additional processor power.

	If you scan an individual ship, you’ll be brought to your ship’s Sensor Terminal screen where you’ll be able to gather more information about your target including, the ship’s heading, current defensive capabilities, the ship’s level, and how much cargo is on board.		If you scan an individual ship, you’ll be brought to your ship’s Sensor Terminal screen where you’ll be able to gather more information about your target including, the ship’s heading, current defensive capabilities, the ship’s level, and how much cargo is on board.
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	===Boost Engines===		===Boost Engines===
	This action will boost the target’s engines, decreasing the target’s arrival time. This action has no ~~affect~~ on your own ship, however, the XP and rep gains are greater for boosting than draining.		This action will boost the target’s engines, decreasing the target’s arrival time. This action has no effect on your own ship, however, the XP and rep gains are greater for boosting than draining.

	''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/game/energy-processor-power]		''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/game/energy-processor-power]

Banri at 05:11, 2 January 2020

2020-01-02T05:11:44Z

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Banri at 07:37, 20 December 2019

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Banri: Added Ref

2019-12-17T07:25:35Z

Added Ref

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	===Boost Engines===		===Boost Engines===
	This action will boost the target’s engines, decreasing the target’s arrival time. This action has no affect on your own ship, however, the XP and rep gains are greater for boosting than draining.		This action will boost the target’s engines, decreasing the target’s arrival time. This action has no affect on your own ship, however, the XP and rep gains are greater for boosting than draining.

			''Source'': [https://www.geministation.com/game/energy-processor-power]

Banri: Created Energy Processor & Power Page

2019-12-17T02:29:54Z

Created Energy Processor & Power Page

New page

==Energy Processor & Power==
Your ship has two sources of resources at its disposal: Energy & Processor Power. These resources can be used both in tandem or apart from each other, depending on what action is being used.

From the bridge of your ship there are several actions you can take. However, scanning is first action you’ll ever take. You can perform a long-range scan, or you can scan for debris.

===Scan for Debris===
Scanning for debris is simply a short-range scan searching for debris near your ship. A debris scan cost 5 processor power and upon finding debris, you can transfer it to your cargo bay, providing you have enough space for the salvaged cargo.

===Long Range Scan===
A long range scan shows you a selection of ships within range. The number of scan results can be increased with scan mods. After performing a scan you’ll see NPC ships as well as any player ships in the area:
[[File:NPC Ships in Sensor Range.png|500px|left|A Screenshot of the Sensor Range panel]]
 
Initial scan results will display ship designations and levels. Special labeling is applied to pirate ships. Be aware, pirate ships are more powerful and have significantly better gear than transport drones.

You can either scan the specific ship, or attempt to hack it for information (If hacking quest on Gem has been accepted). Hacking costs 15 processor (reduceable with mods) while a deeper scan does not cost any additional processor power.

If you scan an individual ship, you’ll be brought to your ship’s Sensor Terminal screen where you’ll be able to gather more information about your target including, the ship’s heading, current defensive capabilities, the ship’s level, and how much cargo is on board.
[[File:Sensor Terminal.png|500px|left|A Screenshot of the Sensor Terminal]]
 
From here you can attack the ship, drain the ship’s engines, or boost the ship’s engines. Each action costs 10 energy and has different results.

===Attack Ship===
You attempt to intercept the ship and engage in combat. If combat is initiated, you’ll have 20 turns to disable the ship before it escapes. Disabled ships reward you with XP, money, surviving cargo, and a chance for a random mod to drop.

Note: If you attack a ship, you will lose reputation with that ship's faction but gain reputation with that faction's enemy. For example, in the event of attacking an Earth ship, your Mars rep will increase and vice versa.

===Drain Engines===
You drain the target’s engines, increasing their arrival time by one minute while decreasing your own arrival time by one minute. The idea is that you’re sapping the target’s engine power and transferring it to your own ship.
This action will lower your rep with the target ship, but increase rep with their enemy. Draining ships will give you XP.

===Boost Engines===
This action will boost the target’s engines, decreasing the target’s arrival time. This action has no affect on your own ship, however, the XP and rep gains are greater for boosting than draining.