that's real

"Valache. S" <[email protected]> Wed, 9 Aug 2017 14:19:25 -0300
Newsgroups gmane.linux.uclinux.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hey, 

I've just found something really  interesting and  I think it's simply  amazing, just  take a  look https://qlink.me/eNxcA0gx

Warmest regards, Valache. S



From: uClinux-dev [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2017 12:19 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Well show me some. Duh

A lack of sensors shouldn't make  much difference.  You can always see  where the  boarders are  by watching to see which system they're attacking  or which set of doors they're trying to break down  (it will flash red).

It's always tough to fight  a ship and boarders  at  the same time,  especially  when it's  more  than the  usual set of two boarders. But,  don't be so quick  to run all your crew members away from boarders!  If you let your  crew engage the boarders  for as long as possible  while you wait for the  oxygen to  drain,  then run  them into the medbay, you can prevent damage to your systems. Then, you should be able to suffocate the boarders  pretty quickly. Even  a  few seconds can help, and  you  can juggle crew members in and  out of  the medbay to  make  sure  no one dies. You  can also  de-power your O2 system  to speed up  the process.

Also,  in any boarder situation, it's helpful  to run someone (usually your weakest crew member, so  in this case  one of the Engis) into the door system  if possible, so you can get the  free extra level  of doors temporarily.  Once  the mantis reach that room,  you can  get your  crew member  out of there, but  hopefully  it will  have bought you more time  to vent the oxygen.


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