[Ruatha]

Originally posted by Stone Mill:
It also saves you movement; your initial progress will not be held up at warp points, as you already "know" the systems. So you don't have to spend a turn discovering a system and sitting at the exit of the warp point. Your ship movement will be more efficient, as you can apply all movement potential.

That is no problem.

From FAQ:
5.10.8 In simultaneous games, when entering an unknown system you don't have to just press "Warp" through that unknown worm hole and let the ship stop on the other side.
After giving the "warp" order open the unknown system and give the ship a "move to" order and press somewhere in that unknown system where you want the ship to go.
Next turn it will warp through and then execute the next order which is to move where you pointed.
You are flying blind but usually in the right direction and it will speed up exploration as the ship doesn't have to stop after each worm-hole. (Ruatha)

[ May 19, 2003, 19:48: Message edited by: Ruatha ]