User:Notjarvis/ThemeBasedTraining

Welcome to our community provided basic guide to the game of allegiance. This wiki held course is an introduction to key game concepts and useful information on the game. In addition to this - we continuously run a forum/course for new players which provides an easy way to get any further questions you have answered, and provides useful training sessions for a new player if they wish to take advantage of them. To find out more click here.

Lesson Title Description 0 Setting Up Your controls Before your first game you may want to setup your controls to suit your hardware. This article will tell you how. 1 About Allegiance An introduction to the Game of allegiance, what it is, and what it's about. 2 Getting into Game How to login to your first game and join a team. What do all the screens mean. 3 What to do in Base An introduction to the Base screens and what you do in Base etc. 4 Preparing your ship before launch Before you take off in your ship you need to kit it out with the correct setup, and select the correct ship for the task you require. This lesson shows you how to do this. 5 Text and voice communication Allegiance is a game of teamwork - the key to good teamwork is good communication. this lesson will teach you the basics of how to talk to your squad mates. 6 Basic flying Flying around in Allegiance space isn't hard when you know how, this lesson aims to introduce basic flying skills and how to manoeuvre your ship and manage it's flight. 7 Basic flying Flying around in Allegiance space isn't hard when you know how, this lesson aims to introduce basic flying skills and how to manoeuvre your ship and manage it's flight. More lessons to be added, i.e. one on ships, basic dogfighting and evaded. We should be aiming at introducing basic games skills - how to fly, how to shoot, what the different ships are, the importance of Nans and scouts yes - but remain agnostic on pushing them into a newbie scouting role I think I would recommend a similar system to the Cadet I material, except instead of indexes divided by week, have them divided by subject. i.e.: -- juckto 08:47, 7 October 2010 (UTC)