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You are placed in an eject pod whenever your ship is destroyed or you rejoin a game that you exited (unless eject pods have been turned off in the game options, which is uncommon). If your eject pod is destroyed then you will respawn at the nearest station but your [[kill bonus]] will be reset to zero (and your number of lives reduced by one if playing with limited lives, which is uncommon). | You are placed in an eject pod whenever your ship is destroyed or you rejoin a game that you exited (unless eject pods have been turned off in the game options, which is uncommon). If your eject pod is destroyed then you will respawn at the nearest station but your [[kill bonus]] will be reset to zero (and your number of lives reduced by one if playing with limited lives, which is uncommon). | ||
You have | You have 3 minutes of oxygen to get back to base. Docking at any friendly station, being picked up by a friendly pilot, or flying into a friendly [[carrier|carrier drone]] will save you from asphyxiation. Some [[factions]] have engineered pod retrieval systems into refineries and teleport receivers, which can not normally dock ships. By default pressing {{k|z}} {{k|p}} will engage autopilot to the nearest point of rescue. | ||
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==Ship statistics== | ==Ship statistics== | ||
''Information taken from | ''Information taken from AC02. Values are representative only (many [[factions]] have had their ships individually tweaked for balance).'' | ||
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{{center|[[Image:ap_lifepod.jpg|Eject pod icon]]}} | {{center|[[Image:ap_lifepod.jpg|Eject pod icon]]}} | ||
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|rowspan=50 colspan=2|N/A | |rowspan=50 colspan=2|N/A | ||
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|Hitpoints || | |Hitpoints || 50 | ||
|Max thrust || 150 | |Max thrust || 150 | ||
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|Scan || 200 | |Scan || 200 | ||
|Max speed || | |Max speed || 80 | ||
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|Signature || | |Signature ||50% | ||
|Turn rate || 0.7 | |Turn rate || 0.7 | ||
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'''Bios | '''Bios | ||
*Can rip to any [[teleport receiver]], meaning [[Bios]] pilots can fly more offensively and not worry about being out of the action for too long. | *Can rip to any [[teleport receiver]], meaning [[Bios]] pilots can fly more offensively and not worry about being out of the action for too long. | ||
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|[[Image:BeltsPod.png|thumb|center|Belters pod]] | |[[Image:BeltsPod.png|thumb|center|Belters pod]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:49, 20 January 2020
| ALLEGOPEDIA | |
| About | History |
| FACTIONS | |
| Belters | Bios |
| Dreghklar | Ga'Taraan |
| GigaCorp | Iron Coalition |
| Omicron Hive | Rixian Unity |
| Technoflux | Draconium |
| Phoenix | Valkyrie |
| SHIPS | |
| Buying Ships | |
| Small Class | |
| Eject Pod | Interceptor |
| Fighter | Scout |
| Stealth Fighter | Other Small Ships |
| Medium Class | |
| Bomber | Fighter Bomber |
| Gunship | Stealth Bomber |
| Troop Transport | Other Medium Ships |
| Capital Class | |
| Assault Ship | Attack Carrier |
| Battlecruiser | Battleship |
| Corvette | Cruiser |
| Destroyer | Devastator |
| Freighter | Frigate |
| Other Capital Ships | |
| Ship Equipment | |
| Dispenser Items | Missiles |
| Weapons | Other Equipment |
| AI Drone Ships | |
| Carrier | Caltrop |
| Constructor | Miner |
| Tower | Other Drones |
| BASES | |
| Buying Bases | |
| Minor Bases | |
| Outpost | Refinery |
| Teleport Receiver | Other Minor Bases |
| Special Bases | |
| Garrison | Shipyard |
| Technology Bases | |
| Expansion Complex | Supremacy Center |
| Tactical Laboratory | Other Tech Bases |
- Abbreviation: Pod
You are placed in an eject pod whenever your ship is destroyed or you rejoin a game that you exited (unless eject pods have been turned off in the game options, which is uncommon). If your eject pod is destroyed then you will respawn at the nearest station but your kill bonus will be reset to zero (and your number of lives reduced by one if playing with limited lives, which is uncommon).
You have 3 minutes of oxygen to get back to base. Docking at any friendly station, being picked up by a friendly pilot, or flying into a friendly carrier drone will save you from asphyxiation. Some factions have engineered pod retrieval systems into refineries and teleport receivers, which can not normally dock ships. By default pressing z p will engage autopilot to the nearest point of rescue.
A pilot in an eject pod is completely useless to his own team. If your kill bonus is low or the trip home is long, it is sometimes more tactically sensible to suicide your own pod than float home. Your best bet is to ram an enemy ship (aim for big, slow moving ones) or driving through enemy mines. Note that ramming asteroids and enemy stations will not damage your pod.
As an unpodded pilot you want to rescue as many friendly pods as possible, to keep your team's manpower at maximum. Similarly you want to stop enemy pods from being rescued, if possible.
- Select friendly pods using the mouse then use the voice chat ~ cs to send "I've gotcha, hold still".
- Use ~ cn to send "Don't kill pods!"
Ship statistics
Information taken from AC02. Values are representative only (many factions have had their ships individually tweaked for balance).
Eject pod
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| Ship | Handling | Equipment | |||
| Armor class | Light | Mass | 10 | N/A | |
| Hitpoints | 50 | Max thrust | 150 | ||
| ECM | 1 | Power-weight ratio | 15 | ||
| Scan | 200 | Max speed | 80 | ||
| Signature | 50% | Turn rate | 0.7 | ||
| Torque-weight ratio | 1.7 | ||||
- Pods can be picked up by any friendly ship except for miners, constructors, and tower/caltrop builders.
- Pods can normally only dock at stations that have a green door.
Factions
Bios
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Belters
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Dreghklar Empire
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Ga'Taraan Federation
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GigaCorp | |
Rixian Unity
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Iron Coalition
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Technoflux
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Omicron Hive
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Phoenix
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Draconium
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