04-27-2024, 11:48 PM
When executing an attack order, the pilot will fly around the enemy trying to get into a desirable attack position. The enemy pilot also does this. This results in some crazy evasive maneuvers. You can stop this by not issuing an attack order or by taking the helm yourself.
Here are things you can do if your officer persistently inserts an attack order when you don't want one.
- Take the con from the officer.
- Change the officer's posture to something less aggressive.
- Execute the officer in front of the bridge crew.
With an aggressive enough posture, crew and troops will fire their weapons at enemy units within range, regardless of the current mission order. The Stand Down order is an exception, and possibly the repair order.
Things are a lot calmer sitting at a dead stop in space and taking on enemy ships that come at you. Your ship is kind of an easy target though.
Here are things you can do if your officer persistently inserts an attack order when you don't want one.
- Take the con from the officer.
- Change the officer's posture to something less aggressive.
- Execute the officer in front of the bridge crew.
With an aggressive enough posture, crew and troops will fire their weapons at enemy units within range, regardless of the current mission order. The Stand Down order is an exception, and possibly the repair order.
Things are a lot calmer sitting at a dead stop in space and taking on enemy ships that come at you. Your ship is kind of an easy target though.