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	== Warp ==		== Warp ==
	At warp speed, shields, decoys, and torpedoes cannot be used, and torpedoes cannot hit the player. Phasers switch to hyperphasers.		At warp speed, shields, cloaking, decoys, and torpedoes cannot be used, and torpedoes cannot hit the player. Phasers switch to hyperphasers.

Manicpop at 23:32, 3 May 2024

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	== Impulse ==		== Impulse ==
	At impulse speed, ships are able to raise [[Shield\|shields]], deploy [[Decoy\|decoys]], use standard [[~~Phaser~~\|phasers]], and fire (and be hit by) [[~~Torpedo~~\|torpedoes]].		At impulse speed, ships are able to raise [[Defensive systems#Shield\|shields]], activate cloaking, deploy [[Defensive systems#Decoy\|decoys]], use standard [[Weapons and combat#Phasers\|phasers]], and fire (and be hit by) [[Weapons and combat#Torpedoes\|torpedoes]].

Manicpop at 15:42, 25 April 2024

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	== Navigation ==		== Navigation ==

	~~== Hyperwarp ==~~
	In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. When scanning a ship traveling at hyperwarp, the scan will read "Hyper," masking the actual speed<ref>[[GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]]</ref>.

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Impulse

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	== Impulse ==		== Impulse ==
	~~Main article:~~ [[~~impulse~~]]		At impulse speed, ships are able to raise [[Shield\|shields]], deploy [[Decoy\|decoys]], use standard [[Phaser\|phasers]], and fire (and be hit by) [[Torpedo\|torpedoes]].


	~~At impulse speed, ships are able to raise [[Shield\|shields]], deploy [[Decoy\|decoys]], use standard [[Phaser\|phasers]], and fire (and be hit by) [[Torpedo\|torpedoes]].~~


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	== Warp ==		== Warp ==
	~~Main article: [[~~warp]]		At warp speed, shields, decoys, and torpedoes cannot be used, and torpedoes cannot hit the player. Phasers switch to hyperphasers.


	~~At warp speed, shields, decoys, and torpedoes cannot be used, and torpedoes cannot hit the player. Phasers switch to hyperphasers.~~


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	WAR 75 = 11538-11539 parsecs / centock		WAR 75 = 11538-11539 parsecs / centock

			== Rotation ==

			== Navigation ==

	== Hyperwarp ==		== Hyperwarp ==
	In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. When scanning a ship traveling at hyperwarp, the scan will read "Hyper," masking the actual speed<ref>[[GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]]</ref>.		In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. When scanning a ship traveling at hyperwarp, the scan will read "Hyper," masking the actual speed<ref>[[GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]]</ref>.

Manicpop at 23:51, 27 March 2024

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	== Hyperwarp ==		== Hyperwarp ==
	In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. ~~Much like all warp values over (TO DO), these values are not displayed correctly when~~ a ship ~~is scanned (they are supposed to~~ read "Hyper")<ref>[[GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]]</ref>.		In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. When scanning a ship traveling at hyperwarp, the scan will read "Hyper," masking the actual speed<ref>[[GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]]</ref>.

Manicpop at 23:34, 14 March 2024

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	== Hyperwarp ==		== Hyperwarp ==
	In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. Much like all warp values over (TO DO), these values are not displayed correctly when a ship is scanned (they are supposed to read "Hyper")<ref>[~~./GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94_Release_3.2e~~ GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]</ref>.		In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. Much like all warp values over (TO DO), these values are not displayed correctly when a ship is scanned (they are supposed to read "Hyper")<ref>[[GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]]</ref>.

Manicpop at 23:33, 14 March 2024

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	== Hyperwarp ==		== Hyperwarp ==
	In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. Much like all warp values over (TO DO), these values are not displayed correctly when a ship is scanned (they are supposed to read "Hyper")<ref>[GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94_Release_3.2e GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]</ref>.		In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. Much like all warp values over (TO DO), these values are not displayed correctly when a ship is scanned (they are supposed to read "Hyper")<ref>[./GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94_Release_3.2e GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]</ref>.

Manicpop at 23:32, 14 March 2024

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	== Hyperwarp ==		== Hyperwarp ==
	In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. Much like all warp values over (TO DO), these values are not displayed correctly when a ship is scanned (they are supposed to read "Hyper")<ref>[./GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94_Release_3.2e GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]</ref>.		In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. Much like all warp values over (TO DO), these values are not displayed correctly when a ship is scanned (they are supposed to read "Hyper")<ref>[GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94_Release_3.2e GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]</ref>.

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	WAR 10 = 1538-1539 parsecs / centock		WAR 10 = 1538-1539 parsecs / centock

	WAR 13 = 2000 parsecs/centock		WAR 13 = 2000 parsecs / centock

	WAR 20 = 3076-3077 parsecs / centock		WAR 20 = 3076-3077 parsecs / centock
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	WAR 65 = 10000 parsecs / centock		WAR 65 = 10000 parsecs / centock

	~~WAR 70 (warp 4.464) = 10769-10770 parsecs / centock~~		WAR 75 = 11538-11539 parsecs / centock

	WAR 75 ~~(warp 9.464)~~ = 11538-11539 parsecs / centock

	== Hyperwarp ==		== Hyperwarp ==
			In order to keep CPU ships close to human players, combative CPU ships that are ([[MBMGEMSG.MSG#CPU ships\|by default]], this can be adjusted) more than 25 sectors away from a human player they are pursuing will travel at "hyperwarp," which is 20 times the normal CPU ship's speed. They will drop back down to normal speeds when they are within 10 sectors. Much like all warp values over (TO DO), these values are not displayed correctly when a ship is scanned (they are supposed to read "Hyper")<ref>[./GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94_Release_3.2e GEREADME.DOC#08/06/94 Release 3.2e]</ref>.

Manicpop at 23:12, 14 March 2024

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	IMP 99 = 152-153 parsecs / centock		IMP 99 = 152-153 parsecs / centock

			== Warp ==
			Main article: [[warp]]


	warp ~~1 = 153-154 parsecs / centock~~		At warp speed, shields, decoys, and torpedoes cannot be used, and torpedoes cannot hit the player. Phasers switch to hyperphasers.

	~~warp 3 = 461-462 parsecs / centock~~

			Example speeds:

	~~warp 5~~ = ~~769~~-~~770~~ parsecs / centock		WAR 1 = 153-154 parsecs / centock

	~~warp 8~~ = ~~1230~~-~~1231~~ parsecs / centock		WAR 5 = 769-770 parsecs / centock

	~~warp~~ 10 = 1538-1539 parsecs / centock		WAR 10 = 1538-1539 parsecs / centock

	~~warp 20~~ = ~~3076-3077~~ parsecs / centock		WAR 13 = 2000 parsecs/centock

	~~warp 50~~ = ~~7692~~-~~7693~~ parsecs / centock		WAR 20 = 3076-3077 parsecs / centock

	~~warp 65~~ = ~~10000~~ parsecs / centock		WAR 50 = 7692-7693 parsecs / centock

	~~warp 70 (warp 4.464)~~ = ~~10769-10770~~ parsecs / centock		WAR 65 = 10000 parsecs / centock

	warp 75 (warp 9.464) = 11538-11539 parsecs / centock		WAR 70 (warp 4.464) = 10769-10770 parsecs / centock

			WAR 75 (warp 9.464) = 11538-11539 parsecs / centock

			== Hyperwarp ==