pollution
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pollution
at what point does pollution related disaters start taking place? What is a safe level to keep polltion at?
oh and btw, why does everyone else in chat "shout" and I just "radio"?
thanks for the help
oh and btw, why does everyone else in chat "shout" and I just "radio"?
thanks for the help
Re: pollution
Generally 40% is a safe pollution level, though it can still happen, one of my prize cols got its first disaster at this level. 'Radio-ing' is chatting with people within the same system, people not in the system cannot see it. 'Shout-ing' is used by players to talk to all players in all corners of the server that are currently online, and is visible to all.
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Re: pollution
thanks
ok, so how do you shout then? theres no "chat guide" that I can find
ok, so how do you shout then? theres no "chat guide" that I can find
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Re: pollution
/s = shout, you canPathfinder1 wrote:thanks
ok, so how do you shout then? theres no "chat guide" that I can find
/c = corp chat
/t playername = tell playername
/r = reply to a tell
/map = opens map, if followed by coordinates or system name it locates that system
/where = pretty much an alternative to /map
/who playername = open's player's profile
/pro = alternative to /who
/showcorp corpname = shows that corp's page
/ping = shows you your connection status
/lag = alternative to /ping
/max = opens fully you HUD
/min = closes the majority of your HUD
/go = without coordinates or system name, your autopilot sets out for system marked on the map, with coordinates or system name it sets your autopilot to that location
/savelog = saves your current chat log
/fcc = view your current shout points
/cheer playername = give 100 of your shout points to another player
/jeer playername = takes 100 of yours and your targets shout points
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Re: pollution
that is extemely helpfull, thanks!
Re: pollution
officially 50% is the point from which pollutions can take place. The chance increases when the pollution increases further. It has never happened to me (or I've never noticed this happening) that a planet pollutioned earlier than 50%, but i have seen a planet pollution at the moment it hit 50% so, if you want to make sure you never get pollutions, keep the pollution as low as you can afford.
just a little addition to the list of commands:
/ping [player name] = shows latency, packet loss and frames per second of that player
/ping [your name] = shows latency, packet loss and frames per second of you. /ping on it's own doesn't show your FPS
just a little addition to the list of commands:
/ping [player name] = shows latency, packet loss and frames per second of that player
/ping [your name] = shows latency, packet loss and frames per second of you. /ping on it's own doesn't show your FPS
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You could just do Alt-F to show your FPS constantly. (Thats, right, right?)-nox- wrote:officially 50% is the point from which pollutions can take place. The chance increases when the pollution increases further. It has never happened to me (or I've never noticed this happening) that a planet pollutioned earlier than 50%, but i have seen a planet pollution at the moment it hit 50% so, if you want to make sure you never get pollutions, keep the pollution as low as you can afford.
just a little addition to the list of commands:
/ping [player name] = shows latency, packet loss and frames per second of that player
/ping [your name] = shows latency, packet loss and frames per second of you. /ping on it's own doesn't show your FPS
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yeah
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Re: pollution
yes, that works,Woots wrote:You could just do Alt-F to show your FPS constantly. (Thats, right, right?)
again, you can-nox- wrote: /ping [player name] = shows latency, packet loss and frames per second of that player
/ping [your name] = shows latency, packet loss and frames per second of you. /ping on it's own doesn't show your FPS
/lag playername
/lag yourself
/lag
but i always press alt f and just /lag or /ping unless im looking up some one else
Re: pollution
there was something that brought up a sort of guide.
try typing /help
if that doesnt work, try /guide or something similar. there are a lot of commands, but no real list. i used to get inspirations and try something random. there is some cool stuff out there
try typing /help
if that doesnt work, try /guide or something similar. there are a lot of commands, but no real list. i used to get inspirations and try something random. there is some cool stuff out there
Re: pollution
its does holy poop
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The commands can also be found when in game under the Starpedia: keyboard commands (I think that's where it is). Been a long time since I had to actually look and I'm not logged in to double check.
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yeah, but there are some commands you just have to figure out, like the /? thing (that amazed me )Luna wrote:The commands can also be found when in game under the Starpedia: keyboard commands (I think that's where it is). Been a long time since I had to actually look and I'm not logged in to double check.
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Re: pollution
or /salute playername, /hug playername, etc... i dont remember them all, but there are a few more of those
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Gasp, I learned that from some other game that I shall not name.Catfish wrote:yeah, but there are some commands you just have to figure out, like the /? thing (that amazed me )Luna wrote:The commands can also be found when in game under the Starpedia: keyboard commands (I think that's where it is). Been a long time since I had to actually look and I'm not logged in to double check.