Don't know why he said that, but what he means is you can get all you want (ship/equipment) for a fair price at his BS and at his Planet.

After the campaign you get nothing but enemies and a medal. No Order ship/equip stuff. Not without a mod anyway.

Edited by - Nickless on 13-08-2003 20:14:16

You get the anubis you originally borrowed for just 1100 credits when you beat the game. Get a new ship as soon as possible, as the Anubis flies like a Titan which flies like a bloated cow.

The price is so cheap, that they might as well be giving it to you. I was anxious when I got to that point also. I was hoping they would give me some kind of cool ship for free.

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More important question Trent asks alot:
"When am I going to get laid???"

The last word is mine. Always.

You can't trust Orillian. The bugger also says he'll contact you later ... and never does.

p.s. I'd already bought my own Anubis. Least he could have done was repay me what I'd spent on it. And yeah, the Anubis ain't all that great -- which I found out when I was jumped by about a dozen Red Hessians promptly after having dispatched a previous dozen. But it is a cool looking ship. Maybe there's a mod when you can make the Drake look like the Anubis.




Jose Chavez: "Trent! It's good to see my kind of scum."

<< More important question Trent asks alot:
"When am I going to get laid???" >>


Did you ever play Privateer 2? The hero really does get laid periodically in the game. Plus some of the pirate gals in space taunt him, "Come and get some."






Jose Chavez: "Trent! It's good to see my kind of scum."

Well the Anibus is superior to the heavy fighters that are available up to that point in the game--compared to the Defender, Crusader, and Dragon, it has a stronger powerplant, more cargo space and more armor, plus it mounts four level 6 guns, two level 5 guns, and a forward-firing turret (7 guns, w00t!). However, it turns at a much slower rate than light fighters (although it is still faster than the Titan and Sabre). Unless you prefer the Drake, which is the strongest of the light fighters available before you finish the single player campaign, I reccommend that you take the chance to buy the Anibus--it will serve you well up until you can afford to buy your higher-level ship of choice.

it means you value has to increase by 60 000, so 120 000 + 60 000 = 180 000.
I love maths. Not.

Ive played the multiplayer game to death got a titan all the nomad wep's class 10 shields and even sheld out for a pair of fire stalkers so apart from swating nomads i was getting a board by now with all the galaxy explored and all the bases visited so I decided to play the single player mode and maybe have a look around some of the hidden systems and bases that are only opened up in the storyline.
The sad fact that even though i spent nearly thee days killing Mollys and collecting gold in the dublin system in order to acuire 400,000,000 credits (got verry board doing this) I could'nt find any decent wepon's, ships better than say the barracuda and sunblast B's as I couldnt get them untill I was at a higher level. Even though I couldnt get to a higher level untill I had compleated the soryline wich left me again to wonder around the galaxy earning cash, upgrading my ship and wep's, and upgading my ship and weps again, and again but for wat reason all the nomads are suposingly Dead or sucked into the warp at the end. Ah ha I thought but I know where I might find some more Nomads and start the Storyline rolling again. The jumphole in Omacro Alpha (I think its omacron alpha, the one with all the dead outcast ships around anyway) and low an behold yes there theigh where NOMADS!. but did this incusion of the thought to be defeated enemy alert the atention of the storyline, erm nope.
sorry if this is dragging on a bit but the point Ime trying to make is that why all all the class 10 weps, shields and ships if the storyline dossent need them

Because there's more to the game than the storyline, thank God!
They're for multiplayer too.

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