X3: Terran Conflict

The X-Series is a Revelation in Simulation, Construction and Combat. Of course, getting into this Game is hard, that's the Way it's supposed to be. No one is tackled here with Velvet Gloves – get to know the Game and the Controls. Do your job player! Relying solely on iname Information is simply unreasonable for some pampered players these days. The true Player can be seen in the Fact that er/she Drifts around the Egosoft Forum, Seizewell and X-Vikeneite and gathers important Information (Map, landless Ships). Getting In, 2 Hours of Playing and then making one on thick Pants is not here. If only after 40 – 50 Hours, i.e. the first small Complex is up And running, you can slowly venture into the Combat Hustle and bustle with appropriate Equipment. Anyone who believes this is some Kind of Freelancer is on the Wrong Track. The Game is tremendously extensive. It Is the different Factions, their Factories, Weapons, Missiles as well as the different Types of Ships and –. And then we move on to The Ship's Purchase itself ... Speed, Cargo hold, Shields, Shield Generators, Hangar, Gun Pranks or the Rank required. Clearly, especially at the Beginning, the Player is slain with Information, but good Information is available in the Forum and should answer most Questions. Working without external Sources of Information is quite negligent and can be very frustrating. The Orders are not special, but what "Quests" can be found in Races a la Need for Speed, for example. Often it's "shoot down" or "bring me," especially the Xenon Hub plot (the 75,000 Micochips were quite rough). Often the Missions are without time Limits and can be neglected. What is particularly Fun are the Battles with the own Carriers, Destroyers and Hunters against the enemy Xenon. When your own Destroyer (with me the M2 Osaka) is bought for the First Time and sent into battle, you already feel a little reproduous.