Oolite Bulletins

Frame wrote:

The only way to prove it though is to load up a C64 emulator and load the game... which im pretty sure aint going to work on my Vista...

You poor unfortunate soul.

My wife and daughter are at her sister's for the week. That means I can easily fit in 8 hours each evening. Not that I'm addicted or anything... Nope, nothing abnormal here. Sounds like a perfectly normal hobby. Though, if you're going to do something, you should do it right. I mean, 8 hours? Isn't...

...hehe. that would be funny: a cool EQ_AI that helps do 'something usefull', but turns chatty and judgemental if you turn fugitive. "Naughty boy!" "You shouldn't have attacked him." "That's Illegal!" It gets worse if you set up the alternative ship AI program: "Y...

Commander McLane wrote:

Capt. James Maladorn wrote:

Give them a rickshaw or something then?

We cannot "give" the player a ship. The player is his ship, the one that he has bought.

I meant offering a non-witchspace capable ship for 0 credits. This would allow a player to run around in the system to buy a new ship, if that was necessary

Commander McLane wrote:

E.g. we have no possibility at all to influence the shipyard of a station by an OXP. Also we cannot disable the 1-key for launching whenever the player wants.

Give them a rickshaw or something then?

That's an interesting idea. I wonder if someone could craft a mission/station OXP that fits the bill. Would that work within the existing framework? And if I'm thinking of this, I bet someone else has as well. Feel free to crush my hopes and dreams with the hard cold truth of reality... :wink: EDIT:...

Thanks! And thank you Ahruman!

I got into an Oolite kick over a year ago and had some fun with it. I probably took some liberties with how the universe "actually" runs and some of the naming, but it was fun to write none the less. Due to my newness on the forum, the link is not in BBCode. Replace each '*' with a '.'. s9...