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All new players should first complete basic training, followed by the training scenarios, and then a single player game against an AI controlled enemy. | All new players should first complete basic training, followed by the training scenarios, and then a single player game against an AI controlled enemy. | ||
Even if you are a veteran of the original game, its a good idea to play a single player game, in order to get used to the interface at planets.nu, so you dont start a new game by making mistakes. | Even if you are a veteran of the original game, its a good idea to play a single player game, in order to get used to the interface at planets.nu, so you dont start a new game by making mistakes. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:58, 24 December 2012
If you play on or not, it is now time to get some actual training. Go to "my games", and then select "start game" All new players should first complete basic training, followed by the training scenarios, and then a single player game against an AI controlled enemy. Even if you are a veteran of the original game, its a good idea to play a single player game, in order to get used to the interface at planets.nu, so you dont start a new game by making mistakes.
