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\c(0d0)Captains\c() can carry out very advanced commands on their own.

Once transformed, the station will only be able to move if put into \c(0d0)Transport Mode\c() and docked to a ship.

While you are in the same sector as one of your ships, you can tell it to carry out small, single target orders like \c(fff)attacking\c() a target, \c(fff)harvesting\c() an asteroid, \c(fff)docking\c() to a station, \c(fff)guarding\c() a spot, or \c(fff)flying\c() to a position or through a gate.

However, not all captains are equally talented. Each captain can be classified by \c(0d0)tiers (0 to 3)\c().

It is thanks to their simplicity, that they have a way higher efficiency when it comes to collecting materials.

Captain's Commands

To read about even more advanced commands take a look at the chapter on \c(0d0)Captain's Commands\c().

These have to be bought from other stations or traders.

In order to produce goods, most stations need resources.

Here, you can give simple orders like \c(fff)patrolling\c() a sector, \c(fff)attacking\c() all enemies in a sector, \c(fff)repairing\c() all ships in a sector or even just \c(fff)jumping\c() to another sector.

All captains have different character traits, which they can improve by gaining \c(0d0)experience\c() while on commands and thereby \c(0d0)leveling up\c().

If you build too many stations in a sector controlled by another faction, you will eventually take over the sector and your relations to that faction will suffer.

If you build too many stations in a sector controlled by another faction, you will eventually take over the sector and your relations to that faction will suffer.

Instead, they'll only break down asteroids into bits of \c(0d0)ore\c().

You can also \c(0d0)dock\c() stations together to speed up goods exchange by 500%!