Topic: SFC2OP Nuclear Mines

[Age]

   I am aware of that as it is Displayed in Space dock but I know what you mean.  

[jimmi7769]

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That is correct. The mines do the same ammount of damage. The only exceprion is the Romulan Nuclear Mine. Typically you carry only one. Maybe two on a bigger ship. It can only be dropped out the rear, and is the first mine you drop. You must develop a tactic that allows you to drop it in front of an enemy and get them to run over it. Typically this is done by making a close, high speed, pass at an angle to the bow of the oncoming opponent.

Hilton
Old School Romulan    

No, it is not the first mine you drop.  You have to hit shift+m to drop the NSM and instead of red rings it has blue rings so you can tell the difference.  And IT does 35 points of damage ALL other T-Bombs whether dropped or transported do 10 points  they can be dropped by hitting m or transported by hitting b or made into a suicide shuttle if you have a free shuttle and a t-bomb.

Thats how it works.  

[MagnumMan]

I believe that all Romulan ships get a single NSM and that's all you get, despite what the shiplist.txt file specifies.  This was actually a bug I found out about after the SFC2 patching project ended, sorry to say.

[Age]

 It would be nice if you could make up a couple more to overide this and have more two times g launchers for fed ships.
Thanks MagnumMan this is the first posting I have seen of yours.  

[DonKarnage]

so if the mine that are drop or transported do the same damage, why is there in ship edit the T-Bombs and the Nuclear Mines?, i can have up to 127 T-Bombs and only 6 Nuclear Mines, so what the point if its the same thing????

[SSCF_LeRoy]

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so if the mine that are drop or transported do the same damage, why is there in ship edit the T-Bombs and the Nuclear Mines?, i can have up to 127 T-Bombs and only 6 Nuclear Mines, so what the point if its the same thing????  

There are regular mines (otherwise known as t-bombs) that can either be dropped out the back of a ship or laid with a transporter. Then there are the Romulan nuclear mines that are more powerful and can only be dropped out the back of a ship; they cannot be transported.    

[DonKarnage]

but in the game i can't chose the t bombes or the mine, so when i use the transporter or i drop them its the same.

[Sten]

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but in the game i can't chose the t bombes or the mine, so when i use the transporter or i drop them its the same.  

What do you mean you can't choose?

Pressing M drops T-Bombs out the back one at a time

Pressing T lets you bomb someone from 5 really fast depending on how many tranporters you have.

Pressing shift-M lets you drop a Large Mine

[DH123]

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Pressing T lets you bomb someone from 5 really fast depending on how many tranporters you have.

The "B" key by default is mapped to drop a T-Bomb.  

[Age]

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Pressing T lets you bomb someone from 5 really fast depending on how many tranporters you have.

The "B" key by default is mapped to drop a T-Bomb.  

Plus shift.  

[Sten]

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Pressing T lets you bomb someone from 5 really fast depending on how many tranporters you have.

The "B" key by default is mapped to drop a T-Bomb.  

Sorry I remapped along time ago.

[FireSoul]

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Pressing T lets you bomb someone from 5 really fast depending on how many tranporters you have.

The "B" key by default is mapped to drop a T-Bomb.  

Plus shift.  

Just B for me.. although I thnk shift-B also tbombs.

[DonKarnage]

in the game i have check the mine panel and transporter,  and  the same number of mine show up, and if i drop a mine or teleport them the number of mine/t-bombs change equaly.

[jimmi7769]

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in the game i have check the mine panel and transporter,  and  the same number of mine show up, and if i drop a mine or teleport them the number of mine/t-bombs change equaly.  

Those are the T-Bombs/mines(same thing) the Nuclear Space mine isn't listed in such a manner.  As was stated in an earlier post, you get one only one and you drop it by hitting Shift+M.  It can't be transported, isn't the first mine you drop or the last mine you drop.

This is like the topic that wouldn't die and has been answered many many times in this thread.  
Just because something is in shipedit doesn't mean it applies to the version of SFC you have.  Shipedit was written by someone other than Taldren so it may not be exactly correct.  It's a very good utility but it ain't perfect.

[Corbomite]

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Pressing T lets you bomb someone from 5 really fast depending on how many tranporters you have.

The "B" key by default is mapped to drop a T-Bomb.  

Plus shift.  

Just B for me.. although I thnk shift-B also tbombs.  

If you press B then hold down Shift you may transport as many T-Bombs as you have Transporters (not all at once). Simply hold down the Shift button after pressing B and continue to click the mouse button.

[nx_adam_1701]

DonK didnt understand thats all, he understands now, whats the point of having forums, if we cant help other people, new people come to these forums all the time, and ask the same questions we did in the past, i admit it gets annoying but hey you gotta be friendly....

adam out

[nx_adam_1701]

How many can I use or put on a ship, bc it only seems to work once


adam out

[DonKarnage]

for the nuclear mine the max is 6, but for the  transporter mine i can esaly have up to 20, what's the diferance betwen the transporter mine and nuclear mine, i don't know.

[jimmi7769]

one does 10 points of damage and can be transported up to 5 away from your ship, the other can't be transported but does 35 points of damage.

[Age]

   That is 35 points of damage you  don't say I wonder that.I could find that anywhere in the book and Thanks jimmi7769