Tim Wheatley wrote:
> On Aug 28, 6:19 pm, Craig Coope <coope1...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> On Wed, 29 Aug 2007 00:12:51 +0100, Raze <R...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
>>> Craig Coope wrote:
>>>> 15 years have passed and the use of the Interplanetary Shuttle still
>>>> eludes me...
>>>> How can you (realistically) progress in FE2 without being able to
jump
>>>> to other systems?
>>> Ummm... Thats why its an *interplanetary* shuttle it wasn't designed
>>> to go to other systems.
>> Err...Yes I *got* that...I mean why does it exist in the game? Is
>> there any real use for it?
>
> If you're really struggling, you could probably use it to trade in-
> system.
No, because the Interplanetary Shuttle with the (interplanetary) drive
fitted has zero capacity. In fact, you can't even refuel it (although
you can buy a new Interplanetary Shuttle with a tank full). Thus, it's
really useless.
You could, however, progress with a Lifter, for example, buying
radioactives and dumping them far enough not to get fined. Of course,
it would be a *very* slow progress, and if you meet any enemy on your
way, you're dead meat (since the Lifter has no weapon mountings).
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Marcin Grzegorczyk
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