X3: Albion Prelude released on December 15th 2011 is the new game of the epic X space simulation series: http://www.Albion-Prelude.com
TRADE - FIGHT - BUILD - THINK
Total freedom in a realistically simulated universe.
A Bridge Between the Old and New X Universe
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X3: Albion Prelude plays in a time between the old and the new X Universe. It shows a universe in flux, and prepares players for things to come. The old X Universe is passing; a new X Universe is about to be created.
War!
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The X universe is undergoing a period of massive change. What started as a conflict of interest between the Earth and the races of the X Universe has now escalated into a full scale war. Play a part in a war scenario bigger than anything the X Universe has ever seen before!
Corporations Compete for Control of the Future
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With the war as a backdrop, corporations are vying for power and are driving the X Universe in a new direction. A technological breakthrough will soon allow massive accelerators, forming highways in space and allowing the economy to expand on an unprecedented scale. Highways, a key feature of X Rebirth, are not yet ready, but you can see them being built and participate in the power struggles around the construction of much larger self sustaining economies.
Features Overview
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- A new plot throws you into the power struggle between corporations at a time of war.
- More than 30 new ships and stations
- New Stock Exchange feature allows advanced investment strategies
- Improved graphics quality setting for high end machines
- Improved UI introducing charts to visualize economic developments
- Support for head tracking
For me, it begs the question now: Why would Saya Kho do this (the trailer says she did...)? I've played the series from X2 upwards, and AFAIK, Saya Kho is the daughter of the CEO of TerraCorp, which was founded to get the Terrans back into the galaxy in the first place.
For me, it begs the question now: Why would Saya Kho do this (the trailer says she did...)? I've played the series from X2 upwards, and AFAIK, Saya Kho is the daughter of the CEO of TerraCorp, which was founded to get the Terrans back into the galaxy in the first place.
I fail to see how destroying a purely defensive installation will help "break terran imperialism". I also fail to see how it's somehow an offense to be overpowered compared to other races.
I fail to see how destroying a purely defensive installation will help "break terran imperialism". I also fail to see how it's somehow an offense to be overpowered compared to other races.
It's big and shiny.... it had to go boom!!! ... also, Saya is not a Terrorist because she is one of the good guys and the good guys can't be terrorists, can they now, huh!
Dunno what you are wondering about :) ... I find it a splendid example of how Egosoft has always handled writing :)
Meh...the plot is horrible as always.
Showering civilians with debris is not justified. To think I actually used to like that psycho...
Also, Terrans are not xenophobic natzis.
They keep their borders closed, but that's about it. (at least in the game that's how they are)
Meh...the plot is horrible as always.
Showering civilians with debris is not justified. To think I actually used to like that psycho...
Also, Terrans are not xenophobic natzis.
They keep their borders closed, but that's about it. (at least in the game that's how they are)