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Scott Allen Abfalter:

i've only just started playing the Borg campaign.  

I notice that I have a hard time telling which end of the ship is 'front' --probably because there is no 'front'.  

This makes it hard to know which of my weapons hardpoints are pointed where, when.  

So what I've been doing is (besides making sure the 360 degree weapons points are always filled first) just spinning around, and around, and around.  And around.  My little borg-nodes are getting all dizzy!   Balance IS relevant!  

Is this the norm?  Or am I missing some sort of visual cue that will help me orientate myself?

If so, having the best thrusters is quite important....

Thoughts?

"WE ARE THE BORG.  YOU ARE OUR BIATCHES.  WE ARE THE MAC DADDY'S OF THE QUADRANT.  RESISTANCE IS FUTILE.  SURRENDER 'FORE I BUST A QUANTUM TORPEDO IN YO ASS!"  (Now imagine the Borg voices actually saying that...)


 

**DONOTDELETE**:
True, it's hard to tell where the "front" is. This is also true for your adversaries....

I usually rely on the turn arc indicator for a visual clue.  

ActiveX:
I figure if it is moving that it is moving forward...  

Shadow_101:
for a borg ship every side is the front, simple  

Draco:

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So what I've been doing is (besides making sure the 360 degree weapons points are always filled first) just spinning around, and around, and around.  And around.  



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Spinning around is what Borg do best. If your ship is laid out right you can keep up a continuous fire on a target. Even if you have the weapons that have the standard re-fire rate.

 

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