Built up more of an armada before swarming!

Pretty much just have to check the info cards of the system you're in and the one you're going to; make sure to not bring export goods of the destination system (so, the disjoint set by comparison essentially).

If space pirates do their usual ordeal, it's B to drop the cargo pods before the space battle, and G to get them again afterwards.

In the trade menu, the green bars are supply and usually lower supply means higher demand, & vice versa, within that particular station. If you're making multiple runs, it would be useful to pay attention to how the items you sell increase supply and thereby lower demand (probably best to switch it up each round.)

Early on, it might also be good to get afterburners upgraded if you wish to outrun pirates and hyperjump like Moya in FarScape (or get within the realm of the space police faster after jumping in from the stargate's zone, which you'd think should be guarded better...)

Set my fighters to auto-dispense the fire-&-forgets, so that speeds things up a slight bit at least.

Seems best to let the robots destroy the Navy ships, so you get more loot!

Now even shorter for those with TikTok brand ADHD!!!!

Some of the side quest missions may be repetitive, but they really did put a fair bit of work into this game back in 2006; it's almost as good as a cartoon by Gerry Anderson, but so far as I know it's its own thing & rather cool. And yeah, in the game they're "Mortok" and not technically "Klingons", but it's the same basic archetype of course!

Off to a good start IMO.

Apparently just walking from the first platform to the crane is the way to go, but of course you have to hop over to the second platform. Save early, save often!!!!!!!!!

Despite having actual diagnosed ADHD myself, I managed to get through reading this and now here you have it as well for anyone else who also finds it difficult to read anymore. It's a good old game, I highly recommend it. It's not quite Freelancer or X, so try not to expect it to be, but it's a good game in its own right.

Just my guess, so if you don't like it then make your own!

Well, after winning the space battle against the space pirates, I forgot which stargate I'd need to travel by to return to the planet I went out from... so I went to a random shipyard... in spaaaaaaaaaace!!

I've just gotta nuke 'em all, crispy worlds! ;p

Soary aboot the framerate glitch of insanity, unfortunately I can't fix it. Maybe someday if I have a better computer, then I'll play another game of it.

Eventually I'll get to the Tau Ceti campaign, and maybe buy a whole ton of Starfuries for yeeting at the aliens; but for now, we explore the cosmos of doooooooooooooooom!

This was on sale for $2 abouts on GOG for now, and so far it's okayish IMO despite the whole "comparison is the thief of joy" ordeal so many reviews seemed to have about it there. It's a slight bit more like X than Freelancer really, but I've only done the 1st training mission here at least so my perception is limited obviously.

Help my friend Sam to get his game popular, he's gmx0 on Itch (which is like Steam or GOG, but for those more into programming & Linux nerds essentially.)

The installer didn't work, but downloading directly does. Helps to put it into its own folder, so the associated files have a place to be, and then link a shortcut to wherever makes sense to click it from normally like the desktop.

https://gmx0.itch.io/shark-week

Mostly building, mostly; until nearly the very end when chancing upon the enemy fleet and bring their doom!!!!!

Guarding the repair bots really requires living on the edge of tomorrow!!

Onward to the next one, next time!

Perhaps I could've spectated more on the battle visible from the perforated ventilation ductwork, however it seemed imprudent to remain in such locations wherein it would be easy to be spotted at least.

Taciturn & fearful of saying the wrong words to hurt feelings, and looking down on those who speak their mind, it's super difficult to guess these functions right?!

Another end of the line, but tons of pirates to blast away in space!!

Apparently pressing the number keys is useful for getting the remote entropy devices back online when they stop working for whatever the deal was. Still a bit of a learning curve, but mostly fun still kinda frankly.