Talk:Research Tips - Revision history

Ethereal Cereal at 08:17, 8 March 2007

2007-03-08T08:17:26Z

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	:: This section was never truly fleshed out. It's no more than a collection of todo-notes, and a lot of its contents have already found better homes. - [[User:NKF\|NKF]]		:: This section was never truly fleshed out. It's no more than a collection of todo-notes, and a lot of its contents have already found better homes. - [[User:NKF\|NKF]]

	~~==Stuff to possibly copy to~~ [[~~research~~]]==		:Okay, everything's been integrated into [[Research]] (except for some alien-specific parts that are now in [[Alien Containment]]).--[[User:Ethereal Cereal\|Ethereal Cereal]] 00:17, 8 March 2007 (PST)

	*it is best to have large teams of scientists concentrate their efforts on one project at a time.
	*projects are not pooled between bases

	~~New projects appear on the new research schedule whenever their prerequisites are met. For most~~ alien ~~artefacts, this is merely to have a physical sample of the artefact in storage.~~

	A quartermaster may occasionally sell off the last remaining artefect by accident before the science team can extract enough data from the artefact to begin the reverse engineering process. Therefore, it is advised that ~~projects should always be started as soon as possible. Science personnel need not be assigned to the project for the data extraction and should continue to focus on topics of a higher priority.~~

	~~'''Selective Alien Abduction'''~~
	~~Your alien containment is restricted to TYPES of aliens, not total numbers. Since there~~ are ~~only a limited number of types of aliens, 1 alien containment~~ in ~~each of 3 bases is more than enough for all needs~~.

	~~Some aliens do not reappear if researched. Basically, the X~~-~~com command says "Well, we've got enough of those, let's shoot them and sell the bodies"~~
	~~''I believe this is not correct''~~

	~~Build a dummy alien containment and send everything you don't want there. EVERYTHING. (suggest you only do things like this AFTER you've finished researching Cydonia or Bust)~~

	~~Since you can check an alien's type by just standing on him and picking him up, you can just toss unwanted samples into a corner and get quick and easy kills using any kind of explosive munitions.~~

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	~~The key to keeping your containment lean and mean is to be selective when capturing your aliens. This can be done through judicious use of the~~ [[~~Mind Probe~~]] ~~and by examining each unconcious alien for signs of their rank. Redundant aliens should immediately be eliminated through whatever means the field commander sees fit. Otherwise~~, ~~scientists will have to waste time interrogating aliens in order to make space in containment.~~

NKF at 06:04, 7 March 2007

2007-03-07T06:04:05Z

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	:Yeah, I've been meaning to. Here's the points I think might be worth copying into research, I'll finish the job later:--[[User:Ethereal Cereal\|Ethereal Cereal]] 19:04, 6 March 2007 (PST)		:Yeah, I've been meaning to. Here's the points I think might be worth copying into research, I'll finish the job later:--[[User:Ethereal Cereal\|Ethereal Cereal]] 19:04, 6 March 2007 (PST)

			:: This section was never truly fleshed out. It's no more than a collection of todo-notes, and a lot of its contents have already found better homes. - [[User:NKF\|NKF]]

	==Stuff to possibly copy to [[research]]==		==Stuff to possibly copy to [[research]]==

Ethereal Cereal at 03:04, 7 March 2007

2007-03-07T03:04:43Z

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	Was considering updating, fixing incorrect info, reformatting and adding links here, but most of it seems to either duplicate or be better to be merged into one of the sections in the current [[Research]] article rather than being split out, as that article covers both general research strategy and important projects and the lists of research all in one. --[[User:Sfnhltb\|Sfnhltb]] 10:12, 6 March 2007 (PST)		Was considering updating, fixing incorrect info, reformatting and adding links here, but most of it seems to either duplicate or be better to be merged into one of the sections in the current [[Research]] article rather than being split out, as that article covers both general research strategy and important projects and the lists of research all in one. --[[User:Sfnhltb\|Sfnhltb]] 10:12, 6 March 2007 (PST)

			:Yeah, I've been meaning to. Here's the points I think might be worth copying into research, I'll finish the job later:--[[User:Ethereal Cereal\|Ethereal Cereal]] 19:04, 6 March 2007 (PST)

			==Stuff to possibly copy to [[research]]==

			*it is best to have large teams of scientists concentrate their efforts on one project at a time.
			*projects are not pooled between bases

			New projects appear on the new research schedule whenever their prerequisites are met. For most alien artefacts, this is merely to have a physical sample of the artefact in storage.

			A quartermaster may occasionally sell off the last remaining artefect by accident before the science team can extract enough data from the artefact to begin the reverse engineering process. Therefore, it is advised that projects should always be started as soon as possible. Science personnel need not be assigned to the project for the data extraction and should continue to focus on topics of a higher priority.

			'''Selective Alien Abduction'''
			Your alien containment is restricted to TYPES of aliens, not total numbers. Since there are only a limited number of types of aliens, 1 alien containment in each of 3 bases is more than enough for all needs.

			Some aliens do not reappear if researched. Basically, the X-com command says "Well, we've got enough of those, let's shoot them and sell the bodies"
			''I believe this is not correct''

			Build a dummy alien containment and send everything you don't want there. EVERYTHING. (suggest you only do things like this AFTER you've finished researching Cydonia or Bust)

			Since you can check an alien's type by just standing on him and picking him up, you can just toss unwanted samples into a corner and get quick and easy kills using any kind of explosive munitions.

			-

			The key to keeping your containment lean and mean is to be selective when capturing your aliens. This can be done through judicious use of the [[Mind Probe]] and by examining each unconcious alien for signs of their rank. Redundant aliens should immediately be eliminated through whatever means the field commander sees fit. Otherwise, scientists will have to waste time interrogating aliens in order to make space in containment.

Sfnhltb at 18:12, 6 March 2007

2007-03-06T18:12:59Z

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Was considering updating, fixing incorrect info, reformatting and adding links here, but most of it seems to either duplicate or be better to be merged into one of the sections in the current [[Research]] article rather than being split out, as that article covers both general research strategy and important projects and the lists of research all in one. --[[User:Sfnhltb|Sfnhltb]] 10:12, 6 March 2007 (PST)