Rosko Posted November 5, 2001 Report Posted November 5, 2001 in the feature list on the bcm info page, two points of intrest where: quote:┬À Advanced Fleet C&C of human and NPC forces - even in multiplayer. ┬À Advanced station capture with full blown inventory management. I thought C&C was not avaliable for bcm! And how do you capture a station??
Papi Posted November 5, 2001 Report Posted November 5, 2001 Hey wake up Rosko, of course C&C is in BCM, and you capture station the same way as in BC3K.(Don't tell me you don't know how to do it )[rp]If you can't pull through simple station capturing, I'm considering to send you back to academy cmdr, how ever you got through.[/rp]
Pedro Pablo Laracuente Posted November 5, 2001 Report Posted November 5, 2001 Hehe........ a commander from Prime who doesn't know basic things........ Take care Galcom. Watch your moves. The future of the terrans/humans is in your hands. Laracuente out
Supreme Cmdr Posted November 5, 2001 Report Posted November 5, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Cmdr. P. Laracuente: Hehe........ a commander from Prime who doesn't know basic things........ Take care Galcom. Watch your moves. The future of the terrans/humans is in your hands. Laracuente out Yeah I know. Pathetic ain't it?
Pedro Pablo Laracuente Posted November 5, 2001 Report Posted November 5, 2001 quote: Yeah I know. Pathetic ain't it? 100%
Urza Posted November 5, 2001 Report Posted November 5, 2001 Jeez, you Prime Fleeters sure can pick 'em.
Epsilon 5 Posted November 5, 2001 Report Posted November 5, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Rosko: I thought C&C was not avaliable for bcm! And how do you capture a station??(1) I DID use C&C in the DEMOS!(2) RTFM - same as in BC3Kbut... quote:with full blown inventory management.I don't remember that.
Supreme Cmdr Posted November 5, 2001 Report Posted November 5, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Epsilon 5: I don't remember that.You should. You have access to the station's inventory of assets, don't you?
Tyrn Posted November 5, 2001 Report Posted November 5, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr: [snip access to station inventory]You should. You have access to the station's inventory of assets, don't you?I think he's confusing station assets (Cap. Ships and friends) with the station's available trading inventory.
Rosko Posted November 5, 2001 Author Report Posted November 5, 2001 hehe, sorry guy's.....i get the mal award for today, i did use C&C in bc1 demo..........but I do remeber a while back in a previous thread, someone saying that C&C wasn't going to be implemented into BC:M!!! I must be dam wrong!! As for station capture......I've read the manual back to fornt a few years ago......and have been playing BC3k for over 3&1/2 years, and i have never know about station capture.....he, a guess that game is still full of suprises!! LOL Sorry dude's!!
Epsilon 5 Posted November 6, 2001 Report Posted November 6, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr: You should. You have access to the station's inventory of assets, don't you?Err with fleet C&C, yes, but without???Do you mean you have C&C over a station that you captured even if you normally don't? quote:I think he's confusing station assets (Cap. Ships and friends) with the station's available trading inventory.no, the SC is confusing me."inventory management" makes me think about setting the price of the stuff for sale, like "asset management" would have made me think about controlling the assets.
Rosko Posted November 6, 2001 Author Report Posted November 6, 2001 [rp]Cmdr Jason Cloud grabs cmdr rosko by the silver collar......."you fool, i give you a position in prime fleet, and you tarnish my reputation with it..........can't capture stations.....pehhh!! What have you got to say for you're self??" .....................".....um, how do u do it??" *bash's many LP's out of commander rosko's head*[/rp] ...a warning to everyone, ask a small question around here, you're gonna get a big slap, over the head, back!! hehe
Supreme Cmdr Posted November 6, 2001 Report Posted November 6, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Epsilon 5: no, the SC is confusing me."inventory management" makes me think about setting the price of the stuff for sale, like "asset management" would have made me think about controlling the assets.No. You're confusing yourself. Inventory doesn't have to mean trade items. Don't you consider a station's assets to be part of its inventory? How thing they got there? Out of thin air?
Tyrn Posted November 6, 2001 Report Posted November 6, 2001 quote:Originally posted by Supreme Cmdr: No. You're confusing yourself. Inventory doesn't have to mean trade items. Don't you consider a station's assets to be part of its inventory? How thing they got there? Out of thin air? “No, No...they come from the replicators!”Slaps AE. “Wrong universe you idiot. You're going to get us in trouble!” AE: “I know, but it's fun!” [ 11-06-2001: Message edited by: Tyrn ]
salisbury Posted November 6, 2001 Report Posted November 6, 2001 quote: as┬Àset (as├ået), n. 1. a useful and desirable thing or quality: Organizational ability is an asset. 2. a single item of ownership having exchange value. 3. assets, items of ownership convertible into cash; total resources of a person or business, as cash, notes and accounts receivable, securities, inventories, goodwill, fixtures, machinery, or real estate (opposed to liabilities). Accounting. the items detailed on a balance sheet, esp. in relation to liabilities and capital.all property available for the payment of debts, esp. of a bankrupt or insolvent firm or person. Law. property in the hands of an heir, executor, or administrator, that is sufficient to pay the debts or legacies of a deceased person. [1525–35; back formation from assets, in phrase have assets, lit., have enough (to pay obligations) AF, OF asez enough. See ASSAI1]—as├åset┬Àless, adj. quote:in┬Àven┬Àto┬Àry (in├åv├ân t├┤r├à┬ü, -tŽr├à┬ü), n., pl. -to┬Àries, v., -to┬Àried, -to┬Àry┬Àing. —n. 1. a complete listing of merchandise or stock on hand, work in progress, raw materials, finished goods on hand, etc., made each year by a business concern. 2. the objects or items represented on such a list, as a merchant's stock of goods. 3. the aggregate value of a stock of goods. 4. raw material from the time of its receipt at an industrial plant for manufacturing purposes to the time it is sold. 5. a detailed, often descriptive, list of articles, giving the code number, quantity, and value of each; catalog. 6. a formal list of movables, as of a merchant's stock of goods. 7. a formal list of the property of a person or estate. 8. a tally of one's personality traits, aptitudes, skills, etc., for use in counseling and guidance. 9. a catalog of natural resources, esp. a count or estimate of wildlife and game in a particular area. 10. the act of making a catalog or detailed listing. —v.t. 11. to make an inventory of; enter in an inventory; catalog. 12. to take stock of; evaluate: to inventory one's life and accomplishments. 13. to summarize: to inventory the progress in chemistry. Hope this cleared that up... probably not...
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