Sentient - PC
Hints:
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Teleport Access:
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Throughout the long winding corridors on many of the decks,
you'll come across certain teleports which only provide access
to the first level of each type of work category (Engineering,
Research etc). To reach Research Levels 2 & 3, you'll need to
find other teleports.
"What's Happening?":
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It always pays to find out from other members of the crew
"What's happening?" This way you can keep up to date with the
latest events. You won't always find out what's actually
happening, but whether it be the engineering crew unhappy about
human experiments, or the medical crew fighting against the
latest radiation victims, at least you'll know something.
Remember, knowledge is power.
The Need To Know:
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Once you've spoken to various people aboard the Icarus station,
"Special Information" will become available to you. This means:
- You'll gain access to other levels on the ship,
- You'll become involved in other plots,
- Earn respect from other crew members.
Let's face it, we need to know everything that's happening, it's
human nature. Of course, other natural acts certainly become
appealing, especially when you take a shower with Hamie Lucis in
her quarters (just remember to bring a paper bag - Teri Hatcher
she's not!).
Different Strokes:
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Each member of the crew has one of four basic character types:
should be done carefully, so insulting them is not a good idea.
Even a little charm can prove disastrous. And yes, I know what
you're thinking, "Maybe if I used a little charm on a young
lady I'd get a little action." I'm afraid not, I already tried
it. Well I suppose you'll save yourself a few seconds there
you should issue a command, eg "Give me the Radiation Report".
However, if the character is quite dominant (Dr Luvey), rather
than being forceful and sounding like an arrogant prat, you
should talkin a friendly manner.
The Cliques:
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There are 62 people aboard the ship. Not only do they fall into
four mood types, they also fall into four job categories:
Engineers, Scientists, Medics, Security.
As you'd expect, being stuck on a bucket of bolts that's heading
for certain death (always the optimistic!), there's bound to be
a little friction. The Engineers basically don't like the
Scientists due to a major difference of opinion. So when you
help an Engineer, those stuck-up smartipants Scientists are
usually a little less likely to lend assistance later on.
S.U.Z.I.E. Terminals:
---------------------
In order to access information on members of the crew or for
a glance at the plans of the station, just log onto this
impressive database and let your fingers do the work.
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Teleport Access:
----------------
Throughout the long winding corridors on many of the decks,
you'll come across certain teleports which only provide access
to the first level of each type of work category (Engineering,
Research etc). To reach Research Levels 2 & 3, you'll need to
find other teleports.
"What's Happening?":
--------------------
It always pays to find out from other members of the crew
"What's happening?" This way you can keep up to date with the
latest events. You won't always find out what's actually
happening, but whether it be the engineering crew unhappy about
human experiments, or the medical crew fighting against the
latest radiation victims, at least you'll know something.
Remember, knowledge is power.
The Need To Know:
-----------------
Once you've spoken to various people aboard the Icarus station,
"Special Information" will become available to you. This means:
- You'll gain access to other levels on the ship,
- You'll become involved in other plots,
- Earn respect from other crew members.
Let's face it, we need to know everything that's happening, it's
human nature. Of course, other natural acts certainly become
appealing, especially when you take a shower with Hamie Lucis in
her quarters (just remember to bring a paper bag - Teri Hatcher
she's not!).
Different Strokes:
------------------
Each member of the crew has one of four basic character types:
should be done carefully, so insulting them is not a good idea.
Even a little charm can prove disastrous. And yes, I know what
you're thinking, "Maybe if I used a little charm on a young
lady I'd get a little action." I'm afraid not, I already tried
it. Well I suppose you'll save yourself a few seconds there
you should issue a command, eg "Give me the Radiation Report".
However, if the character is quite dominant (Dr Luvey), rather
than being forceful and sounding like an arrogant prat, you
should talkin a friendly manner.
The Cliques:
------------
There are 62 people aboard the ship. Not only do they fall into
four mood types, they also fall into four job categories:
Engineers, Scientists, Medics, Security.
As you'd expect, being stuck on a bucket of bolts that's heading
for certain death (always the optimistic!), there's bound to be
a little friction. The Engineers basically don't like the
Scientists due to a major difference of opinion. So when you
help an Engineer, those stuck-up smartipants Scientists are
usually a little less likely to lend assistance later on.
S.U.Z.I.E. Terminals:
---------------------
In order to access information on members of the crew or for
a glance at the plans of the station, just log onto this
impressive database and let your fingers do the work.