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Not to mention the bug in the AI which causes Asps and Fer de Lances to come screaming at you with injectors.Artificial Stupidity: The AI is generally pretty good, but there are occasional hiccups, such as pirates flying straight towards you with no attempt made to dodge your laser fire and ships the size of small towns attempting to land in docking bays less than one-fourth their size, although that bug was quickly fixed.The AI is generally pretty good, and watching the world go on around you is very atmospheric. Artificial Brilliance: When you're in a system, everything that happens in the entire system is being simulated in real time - traders ply the spacelanes, pirates look for easy kills, bounty hunters track down pirates, police and military vessels patrol, mining ships mine things, and the player blows up repeatedly while trying to dock at the main station.What's more, they don't disappear from existence when they jump out like in many other space sims, and if you happen to also jump to the same system, they'll be there on the other side. The ships you encounter aren't just generated as eye candy, they have a point of origin, a destination, and a goal they will attempt to perform to the best of their abilities - a freighter, for example, will pick up a shipment of cargo at one station and deliver it to another, increasing the stock of cargo at that station a bounty hunter will patrol a system for pirates or actively hunt a single target a salvage gang will collect scrap left over from battles and take it back to their base, where it will be broken down for parts that the player can then purchase if they so choose etc. Artificial Atmospheric Actions: Averted.Possibly justified, as the lack of a central planetary authority in such systems likely allows for multiple pirate havens to exist on the surface. Anarchy Is Chaos: Systems with an "Anarchy" government tend to have the largest number of pirate vessels.They and Galcop are engaged in an ongoing war. Their entire purpose seems to be to terrorize the locals.

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AFGNCAAP: Literally no information is given about the player character by the game the player is free to make them any gender, any age, any appearance, any race, or any species they choose.

The Alliance: The Galactic Cooperative of Worlds (GALCOP).

The game is very similar to its predecessor Elite in feel, look, and gameplay (this was, in fact, the entire point of the project), and many of the tropes which apply to Elite apply to it as well. The game's community is large, friendly, and open, and has produced a considerable amount of extremely good Fan Fiction, some of which is so popular it's actually available in hardcopy (sold at cost to avoid potential legal problems). The vast majority of them have been incorporated into the game's official canon, combining with the original Elite backstory to create a rich and expansive sci-fi universe that is constantly growing and changing. It is rather unique in that both the game itself and the established backstory and canon are almost completely fan-generated the game is designed to be easy to modify and expand, and literally hundreds of 'Oolite Expansion Packs' (or 'OXPs') can be found on the site's wiki, which do everything from change the graphics slightly to add entirely new ships, stations, missions, AI types, gameplay elements, etc. It has been under constant development since then, with new versions released every few months. Oolite is a fan-made open-source remake of the famous Wide Open Sandbox space trading game Elite, first released in the early 2000s. PAGES WILL BE DELETED OTHERWISE IF THEY ARE MISSING BASIC MARKUP. DON'T MAKE PAGES MANUALLY UNLESS A TEMPLATE IS BROKEN, AND REPORT IT THAT IS THE CASE. THIS SHOULD BE WORKING NOW, REPORT ANY ISSUES TO Janna2000, SelfCloak or RRabbit42. The Trope workshop specific templates can then be removed and it will be regarded as a regular trope page after being moved to the Main namespace.

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