Hello, I'm new this community.
I found that when I played CC alone to test something.
As you see, when we start, each of minerals is 1000, and we have several kinds of small ships. also enemy battlecruiser is very close to ours.
Are there more other changes?
I like that, because I don't need to mine to purchase or upgrade for testing, and go far away to attack.
How about your opinion?
Changes when playing alone
Changes when playing alone
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Dreadnought
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Re: Changes when playing alone
1) Ya, it helps for quickly testing things
2) I wouldnt mind if the enemy BC was able to automatically launch a drone miner that we can fire at and use for testing on small ships
3) your korean
2) I wouldnt mind if the enemy BC was able to automatically launch a drone miner that we can fire at and use for testing on small ships
3) your korean
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One day a wise man introduced me to this game. "It shall protect your virginity, my lad" he said.
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One day a wise man introduced me to this game. "It shall protect your virginity, my lad" he said.
Dont touch me you filthy casual.
Re: Changes when playing alone
I think if there is a mode like that, it will be helpful to test, also practice.Dreadnought wrote:2) I wouldnt mind if the enemy BC was able to automatically launch a drone miner that we can fire at and use for testing on small ships
Yep, I'm Korean. Cruiser Command brought me from Korea server to NA server and here. because it's so fun!Dreadnought wrote:3) your korean
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Siretu
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Re: Changes when playing alone
I think you found all the changes I implemented for single player. The only other change I can think of is that it enables some of my debug commands that I can't (ab)use in multiplayer.
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