Star Control is a side quest in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka-World.
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| - Star Control is a side quest in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka-World.
- Die Star Control-Serie ist eine Trilogie von Science Fiction-Computerspielen. Das Spielprinzip ist um Spacewar! aufgebaut. Vor allem der zweite Teil der Serie erreichte unter vielen Spielern einen regelrechten Kultstatus.
- The basics of Star Control -- two ships, competing in a one-on-one battle -- takes quite a nod from the arcade game Space Wars, but then ends up having its own identity with its extra features. The basics of the game involves two ships at battle with each other, which are usually from opposing sides: one ship from the Ur-Quan Hierarchy, the other from the Alliance of Free Stars (or even two ships from the same side can do battle against each other during Practice mode). Each ship has their own characteristics, strengths and weaknesses as they are pitted against each other in battle.
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| - Nuka-World's Galactic Zone was run by the Star Control mainframe. In order to restart it, I need to install one of its missing Star Cores.
- I secured the Galactic Zone and claimed it for one of my gangs.
- Just outside the Galactic Zone, I found the remains of some traders that had tried to flee from the robots in the zone. A holotape on one of the bodies mentioned a mainframe called Star Control that may be related to the attack.
- Nuka-World's Galactic Zone was run by the Star Control mainframe. I've installed a Star Core, so I should be able to restart it now.
- Just outside the Galactic Zone, I found the remains of a battle between a group of traders and some robots. One of the traders was carrying a holotape that might explain what happened here.
- Nuka-World's Galactic Zone was run by the Star Control mainframe, but a group of traders stripped it of the Star Cores it needed to maintain order. I've found and replaced the Cores. Once I restart it, it should be able to secure the zone.
- In the center of the Galactic Zone is a mainframe called Star Control. It might have more information about what happened to the robots here.
- Just outside the Galactic Zone, I found the remains of a battle between a group of traders and some robots. What happened here?
- Nuka-World's Galactic Zone was run by the Star Control mainframe, but a group of traders stripped it of the Star Cores it needed to maintain order. To secure the zone, I need to locate Cores, or destroy all of the robots and defenses.
- Nuka-World's Galactic Zone was run by the Star Control mainframe. In order to restart it, I need to find a component it calls a Star Core.
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- Control of the Galactic Zone
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- Assign a Gang to the Galactic Zone
- Clear Nuka-Galaxy
- Clear Starlight Interstellar Theater
- Clear Vault-Tec: Among the Stars
- Clear the Galactic Zone
- Clear the Galactic Zone Grounds
- Clear the RobCo Battlezone
- Find Star Cores in Vault-Tec: Among the Stars
- Find Star Cores in the Galactic Zone Grounds
- Find Star Cores in the RobCo Battlezone
- Find Star Cores outside the Galactic Zone
- Find a Star Core
- Install the Star Core
- Investigate the Mainframe
- Investigate the battle site
- Kicked out by the raiders.
- Locate Star Control
- Read Tiana's Log
- Reboot the Mainframe
- Repair the Mainframe
- Use the Mainframe to Secure the Zone
- Find Star Cores in the Starlight Interstellar Theater
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