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Navigation Template

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	~~=== Navigation ===~~		{{navigation}}
	~~[[Ranks]]~~

	~~[[Upgrades]]~~

	~~[[Information]]~~

	~~[[Troubleshooting]]~~

	~~[[Links to Outside Resources]]~~

	~~[[Guilds of TE3000]]~~

	=== Commission ===		=== Commission ===

Borg1985: /* Fleet efficiency */ Added Bureaucratic Entente and Bureaucratic Coup

2013-08-29T20:40:51Z

Fleet efficiency: Added Bureaucratic Entente and Bureaucratic Coup

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	* 200 for finishing research of any kind		* 200 for finishing research of any kind
	* 100 for establishing four (4) spacedocks with your allies		* 100 for establishing four (4) spacedocks with your allies
			* 200 for purchasing both a Bureaucratic Entente and a Bureaucratic Coup from the Bureaucrat
	* 100 (can happen twice) through an option at the Mysterious Vessel "Black Diamond" (100 credits/ship forever)		* 100 (can happen twice) through an option at the Mysterious Vessel "Black Diamond" (100 credits/ship forever)

	That makes a total of 3,~~100~~ without the last, which is a "bonus" that can't be influenced by doing something (except, of course, paying the Mysterious Vessel!) for a maximum known of 3,~~300~~.		That makes a total of 3,300 without the last, which is a "bonus" that can't be influenced by doing something (except, of course, paying the Mysterious Vessel!) for a maximum known of 3,500.

Andysao: /* Allies */

2011-04-11T12:54:48Z

Allies

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	As soon as someone is Broker, there is the possibility to ally with a maximum of 4 allies. They cannot be a direct superior/subordinate. They also have to be Broker or a higher rank, but as soon as you have allies, you won´t lose them when you drop rank below Broker. Forming an alliance goes about the same as getting a new superior: you stand close to the person you want to ally with. As soon as the offer for an alliance comes, you request an alliance (beware: if the person you want to ally with is higher in rank, you first have to reject the offer to switch superior!). The request is sent to the other player, who can accept the alliance the next turn (or not, but then you can save yourself the trouble).		As soon as someone is Broker, there is the possibility to ally with a maximum of 4 allies. They cannot be a direct superior/subordinate. They also have to be Broker or a higher rank, but as soon as you have allies, you won´t lose them when you drop rank below Broker. Forming an alliance goes about the same as getting a new superior: you stand close to the person you want to ally with. As soon as the offer for an alliance comes, you request an alliance (beware: if the person you want to ally with is higher in rank, you first have to reject the offer to switch superior!). The request is sent to the other player, who can accept the alliance the next turn (or not, but then you can save yourself the trouble).

	As soon as the alliance is formed, you can open a Comm Port (go to alliance tab and check the option). You get ~~a couple of~~ options:		As soon as the alliance is formed, you can open a Comm Port (go to alliance tab and check the option). You get several options:

	*build a Space Dock (you only have to do that once);		*build a Space Dock (you only have to do that once);
	*transfer colonists to your ally.		*transfer colonists to your ally;
			*send a gift to your ally.
			*break the alliance

	Building Space Docks with all 4 of your allies gives you a bonus of 100 credits/ship (total, not 4 x 100). Another advantage, apart from the possibility to send ~~credits or~~ colonists, is that your ally can investigate a sabotage, when that has hit you. There is not a 100% guarantee that it will catch the saboteur, but when more of your allies investigate, the chances are fair that you get your ships back.		Building Space Docks with all 4 of your allies gives you a bonus of 100 credits/ship (total, not 4 x 100). Another advantage, apart from the possibility to send colonists, is that your ally can investigate a sabotage, when that has hit you. There is not a 100% guarantee that it will catch the saboteur, but when more of your allies investigate, the chances are fair that you get your ships back.

			Gifts cost about half the prize of a ship and appear to have no in-game function other than making the recipient feel appreciated even if all six gifts are sent. The choices of gifts (as at April 2011) is:

			* An antique plasma rifle
			* A book about ... (the subject varies - colonists, navigation, nothing, space and astrophysics have been noted)
			* A heart-shaped pendant
			* The finest synthetic champagne
			* A real living flower
			* An 8x10 glossy of you (which is still described as 'of you' when it is received)

			Breaking an alliance is expensive and although a new alliance can be made right after there is an online minimum time limit before a new space dock can be built. When an alliance is broken both parties have to wait for this time limit to expire before they can rebuild space docks.

	=== Fleet efficiency ===		=== Fleet efficiency ===

Andysao: /* Guild Dues */

2011-02-25T13:36:21Z

Guild Dues

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	=== Guild Dues ===		=== Guild Dues ===
	These are deducted during every December turn. Dues are a percentage of the commissions earned during the year now concluding. The percentage increases as a player rises in [[Ranks\|rank]]. If there are not enough credits to pay dues, a ship will be sold to cover the balance due.		These are deducted during every December turn. Dues are a percentage of the commissions earned during the year now concluding. The percentage increases as a player rises in [[Ranks\|rank]]. If there are not enough credits to pay dues, a ship will be sold to cover the balance due.

			Every even year in January a payment is made for number of direct subordinates and number of colonists owned.

			A Guildleader can choose to pay dues for their whole guild for three consecutive years (five years in guilds which have assembled 10,000 ships in their reserve fleet).

	=== Subordinate ===		=== Subordinate ===

Andysao: /* Fleet efficiency */

2011-02-24T16:03:51Z

Fleet efficiency

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	* 200 for finishing research of any kind		* 200 for finishing research of any kind
	* 100 for establishing four (4) spacedocks with your allies		* 100 for establishing four (4) spacedocks with your allies
	* 100 (~~or maybe even 200~~) through an option at the Mysterious Vessel "Black Diamond" (100 credits/ship forever)		* 100 (can happen twice) through an option at the Mysterious Vessel "Black Diamond" (100 credits/ship forever)

	That makes a total of 3,100 without the last, which is a "bonus" that can't be influenced by doing something (except, of course, paying the Mysterious Vessel!).		That makes a total of 3,100 without the last, which is a "bonus" that can't be influenced by doing something (except, of course, paying the Mysterious Vessel!) for a maximum known of 3,300.

Andysao: /* Subordinate */

2011-02-24T16:00:04Z

Subordinate

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	To be able to get a subordinate, you can't be more than 3 ranks above. For a new player (pilot), you need at least 5 ships to get him/her as subordinate. To change superior, the superior needs at least 10 ships (Courier). Subordinates will be lost when a superior has a rank that is over 5 above his/her subordinate. The subordinate will be without superior until he/she "hooks up" with someone else.		To be able to get a subordinate, you can't be more than 3 ranks above. For a new player (pilot), you need at least 5 ships to get him/her as subordinate. To change superior, the superior needs at least 10 ships (Courier). Subordinates will be lost when a superior has a rank that is over 5 above his/her subordinate. The subordinate will be without superior until he/she "hooks up" with someone else.

			This was relaxed in 2010. A Mogul may recruit a Pilot and a Director may recruit a Trade Baron.

	=== Superior ===		=== Superior ===

Amadeuss at 16:53, 15 January 2010

2010-01-15T16:53:56Z

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	A player can give ships to others who are 1 rank above or (at most) 3 levels below. An exception is giving to a Runner with less than 5 ships: trying to give ships will lead to the message that the player is "too inexperienced" and transferring ships won't work.		A player can give ships to others who are 1 rank above or (at most) 3 levels below. An exception is giving to a Runner with less than 5 ships: trying to give ships will lead to the message that the player is "too inexperienced" and transferring ships won't work.

	=== ~~Ally~~ ===		=== Allies ===
	As soon as someone is Broker, there is the possibility to ally with a maximum of 4 allies. They cannot be a direct superior/subordinate. They also have to be Broker or a higher rank, but as soon as you have allies, you won´t lose them when you drop rank below Broker. Forming an alliance goes about the same as getting a new superior: you stand close to the person you want to ally with. As soon as the offer for an alliance comes, you request an alliance (beware: if the person you want to ally with is higher in rank, you first have to reject the offer to switch superior!). The request is sent to the other player, who can accept the alliance the next turn (or not, but then you can save yourself the trouble).		As soon as someone is Broker, there is the possibility to ally with a maximum of 4 allies. They cannot be a direct superior/subordinate. They also have to be Broker or a higher rank, but as soon as you have allies, you won´t lose them when you drop rank below Broker. Forming an alliance goes about the same as getting a new superior: you stand close to the person you want to ally with. As soon as the offer for an alliance comes, you request an alliance (beware: if the person you want to ally with is higher in rank, you first have to reject the offer to switch superior!). The request is sent to the other player, who can accept the alliance the next turn (or not, but then you can save yourself the trouble).

	As soon as the alliance is formed, you can open a Comm Port (go to alliance tab and check the option). You get a couple of options:		As soon as the alliance is formed, you can open a Comm Port (go to alliance tab and check the option). You get a couple of options:
	*send credits to your ally;
	*build a Space Dock (you only have to do that once);		*build a Space Dock (you only have to do that once);
	*transfer colonists to your ally.		*transfer colonists to your ally.

75.111.72.112 at 03:20, 26 October 2009

2009-10-26T03:20:51Z

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	[[Links to Outside Resources]]		[[Links to Outside Resources]]

			[[Guilds of TE3000]]

	=== Commission ===		=== Commission ===

MontyShackleton: /* Ally */

2009-05-21T09:02:09Z

Ally

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	=== Ally ===		=== Ally ===
	As soon as someone is Broker, there is the possibility to ally with a maximum of 4 allies. They also have to be Broker or a higher rank, but as soon as you have allies, you won´t lose them when you drop rank below Broker. Forming an alliance goes about the same as getting a new superior: you stand close to the person you want to ally with. As soon as the offer for an alliance comes, you request an alliance (beware: if the person you want to ally with is higher in rank, you first have to reject the offer to switch superior!). The request is sent to the other player, who can accept the alliance the next turn (or not, but then you can save yourself the trouble).		As soon as someone is Broker, there is the possibility to ally with a maximum of 4 allies. They cannot be a direct superior/subordinate. They also have to be Broker or a higher rank, but as soon as you have allies, you won´t lose them when you drop rank below Broker. Forming an alliance goes about the same as getting a new superior: you stand close to the person you want to ally with. As soon as the offer for an alliance comes, you request an alliance (beware: if the person you want to ally with is higher in rank, you first have to reject the offer to switch superior!). The request is sent to the other player, who can accept the alliance the next turn (or not, but then you can save yourself the trouble).

	As soon as the alliance is formed, you can open a Comm Port (go to alliance tab and check the option). You get a couple of options:		As soon as the alliance is formed, you can open a Comm Port (go to alliance tab and check the option). You get a couple of options:

Mysterious: /* Superior */

2009-04-20T16:15:56Z

Superior

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	A player can give ships to others who are 1 rank above or (at most) 3 levels below. An exception is giving to a Runner with less than 5 ships: trying to give ships will lead to the message that the player is "too inexperienced" and transferring ships won't work.		A player can give ships to others who are 1 rank above or (at most) 3 levels below. An exception is giving to a Runner with less than 5 ships: trying to give ships will lead to the message that the player is "too inexperienced" and transferring ships won't work.

			=== Ally ===
			As soon as someone is Broker, there is the possibility to ally with a maximum of 4 allies. They also have to be Broker or a higher rank, but as soon as you have allies, you won´t lose them when you drop rank below Broker. Forming an alliance goes about the same as getting a new superior: you stand close to the person you want to ally with. As soon as the offer for an alliance comes, you request an alliance (beware: if the person you want to ally with is higher in rank, you first have to reject the offer to switch superior!). The request is sent to the other player, who can accept the alliance the next turn (or not, but then you can save yourself the trouble).

			As soon as the alliance is formed, you can open a Comm Port (go to alliance tab and check the option). You get a couple of options:
			*send credits to your ally;
			*build a Space Dock (you only have to do that once);
			*transfer colonists to your ally.

			Building Space Docks with all 4 of your allies gives you a bonus of 100 credits/ship (total, not 4 x 100). Another advantage, apart from the possibility to send credits or colonists, is that your ally can investigate a sabotage, when that has hit you. There is not a 100% guarantee that it will catch the saboteur, but when more of your allies investigate, the chances are fair that you get your ships back.

	=== Fleet efficiency ===		=== Fleet efficiency ===