Firestorm and jumpdrive in X3:TC
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Firestorm and jumpdrive in X3:TC
Ok. I don`t have a ship that can use firestorm torpedo at the moment so i can`t test the following scenario but i want to find out how the game works and if it is possible. Here`s the deal: i`m closing at let`s say 200-300 m from the targeted big ship (m7, m1, m2) and while dodging incoming fire from the turrets i engage the jumpdrive and when it says 90% i fire the firestorm torpedo. What`s happening next? I`m jumping to a different sector but what`s happening to the torpedo and the enemy ship. Does the game simulate hit or deletes my torpedo because i`m not in the sector it has been fired in? The whole idea is to make the torpedo useful. With the improved defense some scripts add and even in the vanilla it is a pretty easy target for turrets so my goal is to get close enough to the target and fire it at min distance so that even if it is destroyed the enemy to be in the blast radius and at the same time i`m gone in the second after launch using the jumpdrive (the only possible run away in this situation).
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As an experienced X3 player, I can tell you what will happen.
You fire the torpedo, and then you are killed immediately from the blast of the torpedo as it is shot by the turret fire you are dodging. Been there done that.
You fire the torpedo, and then you are killed immediately from the blast of the torpedo as it is shot by the turret fire you are dodging. Been there done that.
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Hmm that might work if the jumping itself is not making the missiles fired disappear. Testing neededThe_Hypo wrote:If you jump to a different sector the missile will disappear, however if you jump to the same sector the missile should still be there and impact as normal.
I haven't tried this myself but it should work as you never leave the sector.
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Yep that`s true but i`m pretty sure i would be able to find a second when i`m not under fire even if that means closing at 50 m or less and staying in some blind spot just for an instant but enough to launch the missile safely. But yes, the whole operation should be timed very precisely.Bothersome wrote:As an experienced X3 player, I can tell you what will happen.
You fire the torpedo, and then you are killed immediately from the blast of the torpedo as it is shot by the turret fire you are dodging. Been there done that.