Evochron Legacy is a freeform space flight simulation that focuses on 'lone-wolf' survival gameplay and pilot controlled spacecraft management. The environment setting is a vast seamless style universe where you can perform many activities including buying, trading, spying, racing, escorting, delivering, emergency responding, mining, exploring, weapon/equipment crafting, cleaning solar panels, clearing paths through asteroid fields, recruiting, protecting, hiring crew members, fuel harvesting, building stations/cities, and designing/selling ships. Some objectives are part of the game's contract system with established parameters and pay levels while others are available for you to set up on your own terms through your choices of where to go, what to do, and how to do it. Evochron Legacy is a technical flight simulation, not a story or character based game, so you are not limited by plot requirements or pre-selected character roles. You can change the course of gameplay and your role in the game's universe at just about any point.
Your decisions and actions define your role in the game and establish your reputation, wealth, progress, and ranking. The emphasis is on real-time tactical gameplay strategy and flight simulation for both combat and non-combat objectives. You are in control of your ship virtually all of the time in open space, including player controlled combat and planetary descents.Your ability to successfully survive dangerous scenarios in space, develop trade strategies, evade detection, harvest resources, efficiently explore for hidden benefits, and transport items can be just as important as your skill in combat. The game also rewards players who devise their own gameplay strategies and 'think outside the box'. Set in a vast explorable universe, Evochron Legacy offers a high level of freeform gameplay with many diverse objectives and paths to choose from.Advanced Space Flight Simulation Focused GameplayEvochron is a tightly focused technical flight 'space-sim' with options and gameplay specifically geared toward that objective.
The game focuses on what flying and managing a spacecraft through sparsely populated systems in a large region of the galaxy as a lone-wolf pilot might be like in the future. Evochron's focus is on the elements of piloting a spacecraft and the complexities, challenges, and rewards that go along with it while exploring and utilizing a vast 'seamless' style universe.Extensive Space Combat Systems and OptionsIn conjunction with the space flight sim focus is combat. Evochron is also largely a space combat simulator, so much of its gameplay focuses on that objective as well.
A classic space-sim returns, Evochron Legacy released silently and is a very impressive open-world space-sim with everything you could want.
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I wanted to drop in and say a few words about Evochron's flight model.First off, there is no speed limit. If you press spacebar and turn off IDS (flight assist) then you're on inertial controls.
Mash that afterburner (tab) to your heart's content. Want to go 100,000 km/s? Just remember you need to have as much fuel to slow down as you did to get moving that fast. This is real Newtonian here.
I desperately wish Elite's 'flight assist off' played by Newtonian rules, even if they imposed a speed cap on it.For combat, you'll want a mix of flight assist on and off. IDS off, get up to speed to close with your target, then cut IDS back on and turn with them. It's a timing thing. What you don't want to do is overshoot and end up in a jousting match of a series of head-on passes. Remember to use your thrusters (I have mine set up for WSAD keys) because they're essential to maintaining firing position once your target starts trying to line you up instead.If you press F1 to pull up the map, and then right-click on a space station or stargate it will center the nav point dead on the object.
Turn so the compass says exactly 180, and make sure your HUD says you're at 0 degrees angle off the plane. You will jump directly into the hangar or stargate. This is a survival skill when in hostile territory.If you're trying to jump somewhere that's too far for your jump drive, plot the course anyway and then use autopilot. Holding ALT will give you a mouse cursor to click with if you're using 'mousepoint' flight controls - what I prefer - and you can click the autopilot button on the upper left side of the screen. It will jump you there like a stone skipping across a pond. Using the key to set your weapons system to get +5 energy will charge your jump drive capacitor much faster, so you wait less between jumps.If you jump too close to a planet and end up in the atmosphere, boom.
Jump mid-way between the ring and the planet and you'll be fine. Green boxes on the planet are cities you can land at. Do not exceed 3,000 m/s in the atmosphere or boom.
If you have a tractor beam installed, turning it on will fill your cargo with water and oxygen - which you can sell to space stations for some cash. Doing this inside a nebula gets you hydrogen, which can pay quite a bit so long as you don't oversupply the economy with it and cause the price to crash.Looking at the map, btw, you can click on the 'technologies' and 'factions' buttons and see a heat-map overlaid on the quadrant view.
Prices are higher in higher tech, higher economy systems, and different equipment is available. Going into business out in the low-tech systems manufacturing high tech where the materials are cheapest, then shipping it to the core worlds to sell is a pretty winning business strategy. If you look to the left of the map when you hover over any system in the quadrant, you'll see that the game tells you prices per commodity in every system. God I wish Elite did that.The best thing about this game is that you can get some friends together, put up your own server, and either PVE sandbox in it, or join opposing teams and go to war with each other.
You can build your own starbases in this version, and multiplayer holds 36 people I think? Maybe more if you have a good broadband connection. I never said any game did so why you jump the gun? Nothing to defend here.I've seen what E:D has to offer on exploration. The same few planet types in varying configurations.
I still come across some crazy configurations sometimes but its mostly the same exact textures just in a different order.I'm sure No Man's Sky will eventually become the same way but at least it'll be able to provide new exploration opportunities not available in E:D with the planetary landing, creatures, mysterious center of universe secret and all that.