#X3 ALBION PRELUDE REDDIT DOWNLOAD#More gameplay options! Yay!ģ) Forget about Reunion and Terran Conflict and directly download the X3: Albion Prelude instead. Variety! Yay!Ģ) Forget about Reunion and download X3: Terran Conflict instead. Modern games take between 6 and 12 gigs to download, give or take, and that's a sizable chunk of my monthly allowance so I have to think long and hard before downloading any of them.)Īnyway, my question is: Assuming I have enough bandwidth to download one more game before my monthly allowance is renewed, should I:ġ) Start playing X3: Reunion, which I already have installed, and use that bandwidth to download other games acquired through the recent sales. (Why foolishly? I have a limit on how many gigs I can download/upload in a month - 70Gb between me and my wife, to be exact. #X3 ALBION PRELUDE REDDIT SERIES#Foolishly, I installed X3: Reunion, the first of the X3 series then other shinies caught my attention until now, when I feel like playing some space trading/fighting game. Never having played one before, I read the latter games include much better gameplay than the former, and that the storyline wasn't powerful enough to warrant playing them in order, so I decided to start directly with X3. Some time ago I bought the bundle that includes all the games in the series, from X-Tension to X3: Albion prelude. Keep moving is the key.I know this series is being talked about right now in the Steam Daily Deals thread, but I don't want to clog it with questions about a single game. Tormented Teladi emphasizes cranking up the pace and not getting bogged down. I think a lot of people get bogged down in their first start and it takes them way too long to start making money. and Typhoons are nice too, but you can usually buy those rather than produce them yourself. Getting those two things will turn into side quests that will keep you occupied for a while.ĭon't start the regular plots in Poisoned Paranid until you have your own factory building Hurricanes and Wraiths. Make the goal of your empire to always have plenty of Wraith missiles to keep your PP reward ship supplied. And then you get an otherwise unbuyable ship that is an spectacular ship to use while you build the giant empire. Which is actually totally cake if you just keep doing the same kinds of missions and rolling the profit snowball. Poisoned Paranid requires 25million in 75 hours. Once you collect the 2.5 million and payoff the and save, then when you restart the Poisoned Paranid start will be unlocked. If you saw how the payoff for mission increases the more you do, then 2.5million in 12 hours won't seem quite so daunting. It has a 12 hour time limit where you have to have 2.5million credits. If you want to build a giant empire, you really want the reward ship which you can only acquire from a Poisoned Paranid start.īut unlocking Poisoned Paranid requires finishing the Tormented Teladi start. If you want a taste of combat, then go start the plots when they tell you to.Īnd then when you feel you've got a hang of all that, then restart. Learn MK3 traders (Universe trader/ Sector trader) and learn Commodity Logistics from the Bonus Pack. How a station needs certain amount of certain resource to stay running. The main thing is to learn a couple of types of missions that you can handle doing over and over, and watch to see how the payoff increases the more you do. Some of them really suck like the Reconnaissance missions. Particularly, pay attention to the Passenger Transport Missions, but learn/try all of them. And don't get overly attached to what you do in the Humble Merchant start. Start Humble Merchant and forget about combat for a few days. Seems like a lot of people play towards that, so if that's what you want to do then I HIGHLY recommend doing it like this. If you intend to build a giant sand-box empire.
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