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January 30th, 2001, 09:42 PM
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Repair Bays and Cloaking
I ran across a comment in another forum and came up with a question: DO repair bays work while you're Cloaked?
I remember in SE3 they did not, but have not tried them in SE4.
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January 31st, 2001, 08:42 PM
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Re: Repair Bays and Cloaking
How 'bout someone from Shrapnel or MM??? Anyone got an answer??
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January 31st, 2001, 08:57 PM
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Re: Repair Bays and Cloaking
I tought I gave my answer to this. Must have been in my mind. Here i comes:
Repair bays do work under cloak. But if you have a spaceyard on the ship, the yard is turned into a 400kT repairbay if you're cloaked So to construct something (Fighters, mine etc) you need to uncloak.
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January 31st, 2001, 08:59 PM
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Re: Repair Bays and Cloaking
Hm. I don't know. I know you have to decloak to refit a ship, but I -think- I had a cloaked repair ship fix some damage ships while cloaked. I'll have to try a test of some sort.
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January 31st, 2001, 10:26 PM
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Re: Repair Bays and Cloaking
Another question along the same line: Do SY's work in storms?? My thoughts are to send a cloaked fleet into enemy territory with 2-3 SY's. Go to a "sensor obscuring" storm (not one that would damage ships), decloak, and build in the storm; bases, fighters, etc. Then attack from out of nowhere...its a fairly common activity in the Star Trek galaxy i.e the Maquis and the "Bad Lands" as well as Kahn.
Also, if you have no Warp Points leading back to your territory and the AI cannot see you in a cloak / storm, can you still conduct Intel operations toward the AI and vice versa???
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February 1st, 2001, 02:15 AM
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Re: Repair Bays and Cloaking
quote: Also, if you have no Warp Points leading back to your territory and the AI cannot see you in a cloak / storm, can you still conduct Intel operations toward the AI and vice versa???
I can answer this one. No.
If you send a cloaked ship into enemy territory and then close off the warp points behind it. While you are cloaked (or in a storm) you "lose contact" with the other race and cannot communicate have a treaty or perform intelligence acts against them or vice-versa.
You can however see there ships and colonies in whatever system your cloaked ship is in. Kind of weird actually. Once you decloak you get a "First Contact" message and to top it off, it's like they don't even remember who you are anymore.
quote: Go to a "sensor obscuring" storm (not one that would damage ships), decloak, and build in the storm; bases, fighters, etc. Then attack from out of nowhere...
I know SY's worked in storms in SEIII. (That used to be one of my favorite strategies) but I haven't tried it in SEIV so I don't know for sure.
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