Should have its defined task and does not loose its importance during the game. Our mod is based on the conviction that each ship We do not believe in the sense of creating big fleets within seconds and battlesīased on the pure number of materials. Objective of our mod is to bring the game back to the Star Trek root. Star Trek: 25th Anniversary by a small, but fair margin).Īs Armada II is much different from what everybody thought the successor ofĪrmada I should be, we started to change the philosophy of the game. Second best selling Star Trek game Star Trek: Armada (behind Interplay's Simple "modification" but trying to make Armada II a worth successor to the The project target was not only to create a While this is uncommon in the role playing community, you’ll see a higher number of open role playing sims in Independence Fleet. All characters are at your disposal for use with every post. Open role playing differs in that everyone writes for everyone.
This is how almost all Star Trek simming games usually work. In traditional role playing, you only write for your own character without explicit permission or guidance from other players, generally speaking. Here’s an article from Ongoing Worlds that explains script format in more detail What’s the difference between traditional and open role playing? Also, the exact syntax will likely vary from sim to sim. John: ::picks up communicator from the table:: (I’m not sure what to do.) “Here goes nothing.” =/\=Bridge, this is John.=/\=Īs you can see, the tag is frequently used in both formats. “Here goes nothing,” he muttered before speaking into the device. John picked the communicator up from the table. Still don’t get it? Here’s the same line written in each format: Script refers to a specific role playing syntax:Ĭharacter: (Thoughts.) ::action:: “Dialogue.” =/\=Communicator dialogue.=/\= Prose means it’s written in regular language like you would find in a novel or short story. That’s simply the style of writing used for the particular game.
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