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X3: Reunion (Trademarked as X 3: Reunion) is a single-player space trading and combat game developed by Egosoft and published by Deep Silver.It is the third installment in the X universe adventure video game series and the sequel to X2: The Threat (2003), which in turn followed X: Beyond the Frontier.
It’s a 2D space-sim in which you can fill any role from pilot to empire leader in a truly dynamic universe. You can check the and read more about it in the.X3: Terran Conflict / Albion Prelude Downloads. – : Pirate Guild is an AL plugin giving life to the Pirate Faction, unlocking several new ways to play the game and allowing the player to work with or against the Pirate Guild. It also features an efficient and dynamic faction AI that is able respond to threats and launch raids against specific targets.
– : This script adds various commands for the M7, M1, TM and TL class ships to easily manage docked ships. You can easily rename, assign homebase to, and setup your docked fighters in a few clicks. You can also send offensive and defensive wings, clear a sector, or dock all your ships at once.
The major feature is that you can have fully automated carrier for your patrols, fighters will be repaired and/or replaced, wings will be sent against foes automatically and warnings will be sent to the player when the carrier is in danger. – : This AL Plugin will make the Yaki smarter and stronger. It will spawn a configurable amount of Yaki mobile bases (TL or M1) equipped with a jumpdrive and filled with Yaki Fighters.
Each carrier will run a script that allows it to do various things as sending a squadron to attack a factory, a TS, a TL, or a defense ship. AI of those carriers has been increased so they can defend themselves when attacked and flee when in real danger. They will also repair, rearm and refuel at any pirate base when needed. Destroyed carriers will of course respawn after a random while.
The plugin also allows you to communicate with Yaki ships and Mobile Base using the ECS library. Helping yaki ships will give you money and good reputation with this faction. The player is also able to join the Yaki Guild by contacting Yaki Mobiles Bases via ECS, if his reputation is high enough and have the required 50.000 credits, unlocking missions and various additional features. – : This small script will cause the Borons and the Argons to declare war on Paranids and Splits. It basically change notoriety settings and set ships as hostile to each other. There is no “sector takeover” or altered AI, but it does what it’s supposed to do. You’ll see military ships from the 2 alliances battling each others and hunting enemy transport ships.: This small script will remove the need for crystals on Solar Power Plant.
Of course, you’ll need to pay a lot of money for this feature. You’ll need 10 million credits for a M SPP, 25 millions for a L and 50 millions for a XL one.
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A new command will appear in your station’s menu called “Upgrade SPP to Xenon Technology”, use it on a Solar Power Plant to upgrade it.X3: Reunion Downloads. Pirate Guild 2 : This is the X3R version of Pirate Guild. It offers a more complete guild system, and additional player equipments. On the other hand, the combat and defense AI are very poor compared to the X3TC one.
Yaki Armada : This is the X3R version of Yaki Armada. Anarkis Carrier Commands : This is the X3R version of Anarkis Defense System.
It’s somewhat less efficient and lacks a few functions like the handling of stations and the menu system. Group Targeting System : This script adds 3 targeting related shortcuts to the game for improved dogfights. Kha’ak Capture Plugin : This small plugin allows the player to capture Kha’ak fighters. Crystal Free SPP : Allows to remove the use of crystals in your SPP, for a price. Advanced Defense System : This is an automated laser tower deployment script. It has nothing to do with the ADS script for Terran Conflict.X2: The Threat Downloads. Pirate Guild 1 : This is the first version of Pirate Guild.
Of course it lacks any kind of interactions with the pirate faction, but the (very) basics of the combat AI are here, and defeating pirate bases will offer quite a challenge to the player.
. WW: December 5, 2008. WW: May 14, 2013 (Steam)Mode(s)X3: Reunion (Trademarked as X 3: Reunion) is a developed by and published. It is the third installment in the video game series and the sequel to (2003), which in turn followed. X3: Reunion was released originally for in 2005. The game was later to. The X series is often compared to the classic, in that these space games focus on and, as well as.The original retail version of X3 reception improved after update patches by Egosoft according to players and critics, one remained skeptical.Egosoft have continued to expand and develop this game since release, adding new ships and equipment, a new kind of station as well as new tools, and a new series of missions.
New material for this game - official and - is frequently released through Egosoft's official website. Contents.Gameplay Overview X3: Reunion incorporates 'sandbox' gameplay. The main quest can be postponed or ignored as the player explores the expansive universe and spends the most time in control of a ship, doing tasks of their own choosing. Different ships are available for various tasks: small, fast scouting ships; freighters; powerful battleships; and massive carriers for moving a fleet. Most ships seen in the game can be bought or captured, and flown by the player.
The player is free to go anywhere in the X-Universe at any time and explore, complete plot-related goals or to fulfil their own personal goals.New features X3 uses a new, specifically developed to give highly detailed renders of ships and stations, along with photo-realistic planets and a host of new effects, including lighting, shadow and reflection. Graphically, Egosoft redesigned everything from scratch. The stations are restructured, larger and more detailed. Few contain the internal docking ports of the prior games, instead featuring external docking clamps. Ship sizes have been redesigned according to a logical scale. Egosoft ensured a pilot would actually fit in their cockpit, and that a carrier vessel was actually large enough to carry a given number of ships.
As such, ships and stations are noticeably different in size from prior games.The has also been altered. Egosoft removed non-functional internal cockpit graphics, giving the player a largely unobstructed view of space. There are now markers over game objects such as ships, stations and large asteroids, and each object is selectable by a simple mouse click, or through a keyboard or controller. X3 uses a new interface designed to be faster, more user friendly, and compatible with a controller. The game carries over many of the same from previous games, but now the mouse too can be used for functions including menu navigation, target selection, flying and combat.The economy has been redesigned to be more sophisticated, with non-player ships now in direct competition with the player. New tools have been added to help the player compete in the X-Universe, including a new way of linking factories together into complexes which can be to varying degrees. There are also new in-game products that allow a player to automate operations.
In addition, Egosoft presents the player with a number of new encouraging players to write their own functions into the game. This is further supported through Egosoft's scripts and Modding forum, where players share ideas. The X3 Reality Engine allowed for far more realistic visuals than seen in previous games.Combat is improved, and enemy behavior redesigned. Many pirates now travel in gangs, often heavily armed, making them much more threatening than in earlier games. There are also, pirates who remain hidden until their cargo is scanned for wares.
There are now pirate missions available to the player, as well as a new pirate faction, known as the Yaki. Xenon and Kha'ak remain the primary antagonists; both races are entirely hostile and will often mount full scale sector invasions.Status has far more relevance than in previous games. Now, many kinds of weapon, ship, and factory are not purchasable until the player has earned sufficient reputation with the vendor race. With some races, reputation can be earned through trade; with others, the player must earn respect by killing unwanted visitors in the race's space - such as pirates, Khaak, or Xenon.
Some races appreciate both. By choosing to be an upstanding citizen, the player can earn the right to buy powerful new weapons, ships and technologies. By engaging in piracy, destruction, smuggling or other the player may lose reputation, and so may lose the privilege to buy things. The persistent wrongdoer may lose the right to land at stations, or even to enter sectors, being attacked on sight. Eventually, the player may find it impossible to buy many of the game's most powerful ships, weapons and technologies (although such things may still be possible to acquire through less orthodox means).Game Universe. The Argon Buster: the first ship for many new players.By X3, the consists of around 160 sectors connected by two-way jumpgates. The main area of each sector typically contains several stations and up to four gates.
The game is open-ended, allowing the player to go where they like, when they like, doing whatever they like; a player is limited only by their in-game status and resources. As such, a driving force of the game is to acquire credits (the universal currency) and status.The game contains numerous races. Status affects how individuals in different races respond to the player and what kind of missions are offered. A player's status is categorised according to 'Mercantile' skill, 'Combat' skill and a 'Notoriety' ranking for each race.Using credits, a player can buy wares from stations. These wares may be used, or flown to another station where they can be sold, ideally for a profit. However, prices vary depending on demand; the less of a ware there is, the higher its price.
As such, the X-Universe has a truly dynamic. A player can capitalise on trends, meeting demand to make vast profits, or as easily, can waste money and time on a bad cargo choice. In X3, many ships have the same plan, and the player can easily miss their intended market if another ship arrives first.As players builds profit they can buy equipment, weapons, ships, and even their own.Factory stations consume power and to produce, which can then be sold into the X economy. If the product is rare, and the resources are cheap and plentiful, the factory can make profit. If not, it is possible to lose money. By filling a gap in the economy, a player can make solid and consistent profit through a factory. However, X3 's economy is self-adjusting; NPCs are also able to build factories and can similarly profit.
As such, X3 has the most advanced, realistic, and arguably the most competitive economy of all the X games.The player can acquire an unlimited number of ships and stations, of varying size, shape and function. Starting with little, the players can build their empire, set their own goals, and choose their own path in how they wish to shape the universe.Trade There are many different wares in X3.
Some are produced, others are constantly available such as software upgrades. Example classes of ware include lasers, missiles, shields, energy, minerals, foodstuffs, technological and biological.Stations Factories are stations which use resources to create one or many products. The needed resources and produced wares need to be transported by a ship. Traders in the universe must move wares between the factories to keep production going; if supply exceeds demand a factory will often stop producing goods. The player can build factories by buying them at a shipyard and loading them on board a large transport ship (TL class).
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The player factories can own their own ships to buy resources and sell products. There are many factory options to configure the trader ships behaviour and job. Player factories can also connect to each other to share resources and products. The factories are connected through tubes and the docking bay is moved to a central complex hub.Trading Stations are usually found in every established sector. They each have a list of wares which they buy and sell at a fixed price. Equipment docks are trading stations which are aimed at the distribution of ship upgrades and equipment. They trade in missiles, lasers, shields, software and upgrades.
All types of ships can dock at an equipment dock. Wares in both stations gradually deplete over time, ensuring a steady demand for higher-tier goods.Shipyards sell ships and stations to the player. The player can sell and repair their ships at shipyards.Pirate bases are located around the X-universe. The player can buy and sell illegal goods in these stations.
The player can also hire a hacker to change stations from hostile to friendly, allowing the player's ships to dock at stations they would not normally be able to trade with.There are a handful of special stations which do not produce any goods. These are used in the plot.NPC Trading Ships Trading ships move wares from one station to another.
The traders can specialise in one or more classes of ware and provide factories with their resources. Unlike previous games in the X-Series, NPC traders are not owned by a single factory or station, but are instead all freelance traders, looking for the best trade runs between stations.Ship classifications A range of different ship classes are available to fill different game functions. With some exceptions, each race produces their own kind of ship for each class.Synopsis Characters and setting The game is set in Earth year 2935 (X Universe year X 765), in a universe (seemingly) far removed from our own. The player reprises the role of Julian Gardna, also known as Julian Brennan, from the.After his arrival at Argon Prime, Julian is contacted by his old friend Ban Danna of the Argon. Danna informs him that the Argon military has suffered heavy losses in their war with the Kha'ak, and asks Julian to help in training some new pilots. Julian agrees and soon a series of events unfold, leading Julian to hunt down the seeds, ancient alien artifacts that may hold the key to making jump-gates, and allow a reunion with the lost planet.For X3 's plot, Egosoft hired an experienced game and TV writer,.
Plot X3: Reunion picks up where X2 left off—the Kha'ak are assaulting all areas of the X Universe, and Julian's father, Kyle, is still in a coma after being rescued from the Kha'ak. The player is then involved in an intricate plot, revealing the reason for the Kha'ak attack, the quest to open a portal to Earth with special gem artifacts, the introduction of a mysterious alien race, Kyle's re-awakening, and the arrival of Terran (Earth) forces in the X Universe.A mysterious alien only referred to as 'Sargon' manipulates events during the story. A Goner named Ion tasks Julian with finding three crystals and an artifact referred to as the 'seed' to help open a gate to Earth. During the storyline, Julian meets the pirate Don Toni Marani and his daughter, who help in later missions. Ion attempts to run off with the artifacts once he gets them, but when captured he reveals he was being manipulated by Sargon.
Kyle re-awakens from his coma; however, his brain waves are still linked to the Kha'ak, leading them to conduct another assault in Paranid space. The Argon Federation declare Kyle to be an enemy to appease the Paranid.Julian is also marked an enemy by the Argon Federation, hoping to avoid a war with the Paranid, who accuse Julian of committing crimes in their territory.
The Paranid are finally revealed to have provoked the Kha'ak into attacking the races of the X-Universe, after one of their scouting missions found the Kha'ak's home world. The Paranid also have been strip mining the valuable Nividium asteroids, which further anger the Kha'ak, who make their homes from Nividium.
The mined Nividium alongside synthesised versions of the artifacts were being fashioned into jump gates, by which the Paranid hoped to manipulate the economy.A gate to Earth is opened, which Kyle passes through, causing the Kha'ak to discover it. They try to go through it and fight a combined Teladi, Boron and Argon fleet led by Ban Danna, inflicting large casualties. Julian and Ion try to stabilise the gate with the Teladi station, which sends them both through it, killing Ion. Julian survives and finds himself floating at a gate near Earth, with a massive fleet moving towards him. It is the Terran fleet, and with Kyle and Julian on board it passes through the jump hole and helps the overwhelmed defenders against the Kha'ak.
The Terrans afterwards harbor distrust towards the X Universe races, even the Argon humans, prompting Kyle to return to Earth to try to correct the situation. Julian is released, pardoned of his crimes by the Argon Federation and the Paranid Empire, and the player is left to do whatever he wants in the post-plot universe.History Development X3: Reunion was developed by and published. It began as project X2: The Return, Egosoft's planned for X2: The Threat. However, as the project advanced, it soon outgrew the constraints of the X2 Engine. In April 2005, Egosoft announced that X2: The Return was cancelled and that the game, using the new X3 Engine, would become X3: Reunion. A month later, they demonstrated the power of the ' X3 Reality Engine' in May 2005's , stunning industry insiders with high-definition moving renders of, and other scenes.
X3 was released later in October.Releases X3: Reunion was released five months after the E3 in the EU on October 28, 2005 for and on November 4, 2005 in North America. The game has been later to and; for release in August; the version followed on December 5.The game was also intended to be Egosoft's first release on both. However, shortly before release it was announced that the Xbox version had been cancelled. No Xbox version is available.Patches and updates The original retail release version of X3: Reunion was plagued by a number of bugs and issues - including a which prevented the player from completing the game.Subsequently, Egosoft released a series of, first to resolve problems and later to add new features, expanding the game. Patches 1.2 to 1.4 were primarily aimed at eliminating bugs, improving performance and resolving compatibility issues.On December 31, 2005, an updated manual was released for the game in a file.
This can be obtained from the downloads section of the official page. At 97 pages long, it is 16 pages longer than the first version. It contains information about the changes in the v1.4 patch, and corrections to errors in the earlier manual that shipped with the game.Digital Distribution re-releases On July 22, 2006 both X3 and its predecessor X2 became available via system, with the StarForce system removed. The in November 2015 released version on system is fully. X3 Reunion 2.0 Re-Release On November 11, 2006 Egosoft released version 2.0.01 of X3: Reunion including the. This contained many new ships, features, new sectors and further bug fixes.
Bala Gi's missions are available to players who have logged 10 game hours, have at least 5 million credits on account, have a good reputation with the Boron, are not an enemy of the Split or Paranid, and own at least one station. Rewards include the Player Headquarters, the unique M7 frigate class prototype ship the Hyperion, and the ability to build the new M3+ class of Heavy Fighters. The availability of these missions is not dependent on the main plot and saved games from previous versions are able to receive the new missions and mission rewards.The game itself was relaunched as a budget PC DVD-ROM titled X3 Reunion 2.0.
The re-release has the 2.0 patch already applied, and contains no trace of StarForce Copy Protection.X3 Uplink update On December 24, 2007 Egosoft released version 2.5 for X3: Reunion. This added an uplink feature whereby players can upload game stats to the Egosoft website. The website displays many different achievements in. The uplink feature was also added to X2: The Threat. Mac OS X Native port The original version of X3: Reunion for Mac OS X used the Cider 'wrapper' technology developed.
On June 29, 2010, issued a new version of the game that eschewed Cider. Virtual Programming CEO Mark Hinton was quoted as saying: 'We weren't happy with X3: Reunion's performance when using Cider, and it turned out many of our customers weren't either. As a gesture of goodwill, we reengineered the game as a that's a free update for existing customers. Starting today, new X3: Reunion customers will receive the updated version of the game.' X-Superbox Bundle re-release On August 16, 2010, the 'X Superbox' was announced by and, which includes all of the games from the X Series. Reception and criticism Pre-release X3 first showed at the in May 2005, where it received considerable praise for its visuals, described as 'beautiful' ( ), 'all very stylish and sharp' ( ), and 'by far the most visually impressive game at the booth.' ( )Release On release, the response was mixed.
Some sources praised its vision, freedom and scope, but others complained of a buggy implementation, under-performance, and a steep.hailed it as 'one of the few games that has the power to engage your imagination with pretty pictures, then actually live up to your imaginings when you get your hands on it'. And GameZone gave it 'Editor's Choice', calling it 'a bona fide winner'. However, asked 'How much slack can you give a game that in many ways manages to achieve its lofty goal, but buries it under a painfully incomplete implementation?'
Reviewers complained of low, frequent, and bugs that made it impossible to complete the game; 'the game was simply unplayable out of the box'. 'It's not that X3 is a bad game, or that it isn't fun - it just isn't done.' Complaints were also made about its complicated interface, exacerbated by an unhelpful which references 'features and options that aren't even in the final version'.On the review aggregator, it has an average score of 75% based on 39 reviews.
On, the game has an average score of 71 out of 100, based on 32 reviews, indicating mixed or average reviews. Post-Patches While post-release reviews consistently criticised X3 's numerous bugs and poor performance, Egosoft's released series of and an improved addressed these issues mostly. 'Three patches on,' 's wrote, 'something nigh-miraculous occurred: With doubled performance and many of the mission-busting bugs fixed, X3 evolved from a hodgepodge to an actually accessible, massively multiform space sim. The bottom line: It's back on my hard drive, this time to stay'.X3: Reunion was named around 2013 as one of the.See also.References.
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