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== [[Cityscape (Apocalypse)|Cityscape]] Information == | == [[Cityscape (Apocalypse)|Cityscape]] Information == | ||
* Retaining non-hostile relations with Transtellar allows [[X-COM (Apocalypse)|X-COM]] to use their taxi and transport services; once you get on bad terms with them, your personnel will be forced to use the People Tubes. (Agents can travel via X-COM–owned transports.) When purchasing goods, the manufacturer contracts Transtellar to deliver them, so X-COM–Transtellar relations have no effect. Once Transtellar becomes hostile, you will have to transfer goods manually by equipping them on agents or craft and moving them. Alternatively you can use the item's manufacturer as an intermediary by selling the item at one base and purchasing it again at another. | * Retaining non-hostile relations with Transtellar allows [[X-COM (Apocalypse)|X-COM]] to use their taxi and transport services; once you get on bad terms with them, your personnel will be forced to use the People Tubes. (Agents can travel via X-COM–owned transports.) When purchasing goods, the manufacturer contracts Transtellar to deliver them, so X-COM–Transtellar relations have no effect. Once Transtellar becomes hostile, you will have to transfer goods manually by equipping them on agents or craft and moving them. Alternatively you can use the item's manufacturer as an intermediary by selling the item at one base and purchasing it again at another. | ||
* Transtellar also owns the network of [[People Tube (Apocalypse)|People Tubes]] in the city. Any damage inflicted by X-COM on the tubes will have negative effects on their relations. | * INCORRECT <s>Transtellar also owns the network of [[People Tube (Apocalypse)|People Tubes]] in the city. Any damage inflicted by X-COM on the tubes will have negative effects on their relations.</s> | ||
* Transtellar begins the game sympathetic to the [[Aliens (Apocalypse)|Aliens]], which means that shooting down Alien craft and killing Aliens will have a negative effect on X-COM's relations with Transtellar. Therefore, Transtellar will usually turn hostile and remain that way unless X-COM is willing to pay major monetary compensations or the Aliens accidentally damage Transtellar's buildings (most likely by an [[Overspawn_(Apocalypse)|Overspawn]]). | * Transtellar begins the game sympathetic to the [[Aliens (Apocalypse)|Aliens]], which means that shooting down Alien craft and killing Aliens will have a negative effect on X-COM's relations with Transtellar. Therefore, Transtellar will usually turn hostile and remain that way unless X-COM is willing to pay major monetary compensations or the Aliens accidentally damage Transtellar's buildings (most likely by an [[Overspawn_(Apocalypse)|Overspawn]]). | ||
Revision as of 14:22, 29 September 2023
General Information
Official Entry: "The Transtellar corporation owns the Space Port and many of the Space Liners that ship to the city. They also own many warehouses spread throughout the city which are used by many corporations involved in importing and exporting. The city goods transport service and the taxi service are owned and run by Transtellar. The corporation has been regarded suspiciously by Megapol which considers the corporation susceptible to Alien contamination."
Cityscape Information
- Retaining non-hostile relations with Transtellar allows X-COM to use their taxi and transport services; once you get on bad terms with them, your personnel will be forced to use the People Tubes. (Agents can travel via X-COM–owned transports.) When purchasing goods, the manufacturer contracts Transtellar to deliver them, so X-COM–Transtellar relations have no effect. Once Transtellar becomes hostile, you will have to transfer goods manually by equipping them on agents or craft and moving them. Alternatively you can use the item's manufacturer as an intermediary by selling the item at one base and purchasing it again at another.
- INCORRECT
Transtellar also owns the network of People Tubes in the city. Any damage inflicted by X-COM on the tubes will have negative effects on their relations. - Transtellar begins the game sympathetic to the Aliens, which means that shooting down Alien craft and killing Aliens will have a negative effect on X-COM's relations with Transtellar. Therefore, Transtellar will usually turn hostile and remain that way unless X-COM is willing to pay major monetary compensations or the Aliens accidentally damage Transtellar's buildings (most likely by an Overspawn).
Initial Attitude
Friendly/Allied To
Unfriendly/Hostile To
Battlescape Information
- Transtellar buildings are poorly protected: 6-10 Building Security with moderate armaments (starting Tech Level 2).
- If Transtellar becomes hostile to X-COM, it may sometimes send the same number of Corporate Hoods to raid an X-COM base. Due to their low number and mediocre equipment, these raids rarely pose a serious threat. The other consequences of angering Transtellar are much more annoying (see Cityscape Information).
- Transtellar buildings are not a particularly lucrative target for raids. X-COM agents may find the following basic loot on the floor:
See Also
