Wild Bots - Revision history

Godsteel: /* Wild Bots */

2020-05-03T18:49:06Z

‎Wild Bots

raffi123: /* Wild Bots */

2020-02-05T17:43:45Z

‎Wild Bots

raffi123: /* Wild Bots */

2020-02-05T17:42:09Z

‎Wild Bots

raffi123: /* Wild Bots */

2020-02-05T17:37:39Z

‎Wild Bots

Simon: /* Fixing List */

2019-11-26T07:12:50Z

‎Fixing List

Simon: Updated to bot

2019-11-26T05:35:50Z

Updated to bot

HIII: Corrected 'statis' to 'stasis'. Oops.

2018-08-23T07:25:08Z

Corrected 'statis' to 'stasis'. Oops.

HIII: Minor rephrasing on statis generator line.

2018-08-23T07:22:13Z

Minor rephrasing on statis generator line.

HIII: Added a description of wild bots, minor page restructuring.

2018-08-23T07:18:37Z

Added a description of wild bots, minor page restructuring.

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theviking666 at 01:53, 26 July 2018

2018-07-26T01:53:47Z

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 |No
 |Yes
-|Good Mods Allow Extreme Agility and Range
+|Good Mods Allow Extreme Agility and Range. No shield regen.
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 |[[Buccaneer's Cruiser]]

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 |Roaming DF 180+
-|Yes
+|No
 |No
 |DPS is Moderate.. Tankiness is Moderate. But very agile.
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 |Yes
 |DG's DF 210-300
 |Yes
 |High DPS, Very agile, very high shield/energy recovery, low resistance to heat
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 |No
 |DPS is Moderate.. Tankiness is Moderate. But very agile.
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 |[[Inferno]]

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 |Yes
 |High DPS, high electric tempering, slightly tanky, agile
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 |[[Stingray]]

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 |[[Broodling Embryo]]
 |-
-|[[Zoicite]]
+|[[Zoisite]]
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 |[[Jujuso' qii]]

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 However, there are advantages to keeping wild bots 'wild' - a wild bot will continue to [[multifire]] as it did as an AI ship, and wild bot slots are separate from combat bot slots. Standard combat bots are unable to multifire by default, and require a multifiring [[Controlbot]], an augmenter that allows multifiring, or its owner to be a multifiring class such as a [[Berserker Class|Berserker]] or [[Gunner Class|Gunner]]. Because wild bot slots are separate, a player can simultanously use wild bots and standard combat bots for additional firepower - especially to the benefit of [[Fleet Commander Class|Fleet Commanders]], who have increased combat stats for wild bots.
-Some Wild Bots are only capturable by a [[Fleet Commander Class]] that is trained in the appropriate level of [[Fleet Commander Class|Radiation Expert]] - Radiation Expert 1 allows control of ships up to Tech 7, level 2 allows control of ships up to Tech 14, and level 3 allows control of ships up to Tech 20. Unlike conventionally capturable slaves, radex-only wild bots cannot be docked, meaning they are susceptible to permanent destruction on death, and the player is unable to interact with their inventories.
+Some Wild Bots are only capturable by a [[Fleet Commander Class]] that is trained in the appropriate level of [[Fleet Commander Class|Radiation Expert]] - Radiation Expert 1 allows control of ships up to Tech 7, level 2 allows control of ships up to Tech 14, and level 3 allows control of ships up to Tech 20. Unlike conventionally capturable bots, radex-only wild bots cannot be docked, meaning they are susceptible to permanent destruction on death, and the player is unable to interact with their inventories.
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 |No
 |Yes
-|Popular low level slave, high DPS, agile, somewhat tanky
+|Popular low level bot, high DPS, agile, somewhat tanky
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 |[[Qokuji'qi]]

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−	When an AI ship is [[Capturing\|captured]] and brought under the control of its owner, it starts off as a '''Wild Bot''' - a combat [[Bots\|bot]] that has not yet been docked at an AI base. Wild bots are unable to engage their ~~statis~~ generators, and so will be permanently destroyed on death if not docked and converted into a standard combat bot.	+	When an AI ship is [[Capturing\|captured]] and brought under the control of its owner, it starts off as a '''Wild Bot''' - a combat [[Bots\|bot]] that has not yet been docked at an AI base. Wild bots are unable to engage their [[Stasis]] generators, and so will be permanently destroyed on death if not docked and converted into a standard combat bot.

	However, there are advantages to keeping wild bots 'wild' - a wild bot will continue to [[multifire]] as it did as an AI ship, and wild bot slots are separate from combat bot slots. Standard combat bots are unable to multifire by default, and require a multifiring [[Controlbot]], an augmenter that allows multifiring, or its owner to be a multifiring class such as a [[Berserker Class\|Berserker]] or [[Gunner Class\|Gunner]]. Because wild bot slots are separate, a player can simultanously use wild bots and standard combat bots for additional firepower - especially to the benefit of [[Fleet Commander Class\|Fleet Commanders]], who have increased combat stats for wild bots.		However, there are advantages to keeping wild bots 'wild' - a wild bot will continue to [[multifire]] as it did as an AI ship, and wild bot slots are separate from combat bot slots. Standard combat bots are unable to multifire by default, and require a multifiring [[Controlbot]], an augmenter that allows multifiring, or its owner to be a multifiring class such as a [[Berserker Class\|Berserker]] or [[Gunner Class\|Gunner]]. Because wild bot slots are separate, a player can simultanously use wild bots and standard combat bots for additional firepower - especially to the benefit of [[Fleet Commander Class\|Fleet Commanders]], who have increased combat stats for wild bots.

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:22, 23 August 2018
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−	When an AI ship is [[Capturing\|captured]] and brought under the control of its owner, it starts off as a '''Wild Bot''' - a combat [[Bots\|bot]] that has not yet been docked at an AI base. Wild bots are unable to engage their statis generators ~~upon death~~, and so will be permanently destroyed if not docked and converted into a standard combat bot.	+	When an AI ship is [[Capturing\|captured]] and brought under the control of its owner, it starts off as a '''Wild Bot''' - a combat [[Bots\|bot]] that has not yet been docked at an AI base. Wild bots are unable to engage their statis generators, and so will be permanently destroyed on death if not docked and converted into a standard combat bot.

	However, there are advantages to keeping wild bots 'wild' - a wild bot will continue to [[multifire]] as it did as an AI ship, and wild bot slots are separate from combat bot slots. Standard combat bots are unable to multifire by default, and require a multifiring [[Controlbot]], an augmenter that allows multifiring, or its owner to be a multifiring class such as a [[Berserker Class\|Berserker]] or [[Gunner Class\|Gunner]]. Because wild bot slots are separate, a player can simultanously use wild bots and standard combat bots for additional firepower - especially to the benefit of [[Fleet Commander Class\|Fleet Commanders]], who have increased combat stats for wild bots.		However, there are advantages to keeping wild bots 'wild' - a wild bot will continue to [[multifire]] as it did as an AI ship, and wild bot slots are separate from combat bot slots. Standard combat bots are unable to multifire by default, and require a multifiring [[Controlbot]], an augmenter that allows multifiring, or its owner to be a multifiring class such as a [[Berserker Class\|Berserker]] or [[Gunner Class\|Gunner]]. Because wild bot slots are separate, a player can simultanously use wild bots and standard combat bots for additional firepower - especially to the benefit of [[Fleet Commander Class\|Fleet Commanders]], who have increased combat stats for wild bots.

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 |[[Shadow Turtle]]
 |[[Image:Shadow Turtle2.jpg|100 px|right|]]
-|18?
+|19
 |Yes
 |[[DG]]s 140-170