Free autopilot software for windows

Xpilot 5.0.1a1 is known as a multi-player 2D space game which is developed with rich features. Some features are borrowed from classics like the Atari coin-ups Asteroids and Gravitar, and the home-computer games Thrust (Commodore 64) and Gravity Force (Commodore Amiga), but XPilot has many new aspects too. Highlights include: True client/server based game; optimal speed for every player.

Meta server with up to date information about servers hosting games around the world. A Web of world-wide rating servers; compare your skills with pilots from all around the world, and climb the ladder of the world-wide rating list. 'Real physics'; particles of explosions and sparks from your engines all affect you if you're hit by them. This makes it possible to kill someone by blowing them into a wall with engine thrust or shock waves from explosions. Specialized editors for editing ship-shapes and maps.

Major Features:

1. True client/server based game; optimal speed for every player.
2. Meta server with up to date information about servers hosting games around the world.
3. A web of world-wide rating servers; compare your skills with pilots from all around the world, and climb the ladder of the world-wide rating list.
4. 'Real physics'; particles of explosions and sparks from your engines all affect you if you're hit by them. This makes it possible to kill someone by blowing them into a wall with engine thrust or shock waves from explosions.
5. Specialized editors for editing ship-shapes and maps.
6. Game objective and gameplay adjustable through a number of options, specified on the command line, in special option files, or in the map files. Examples of modes of the game:
7. classical dogfight; equipped with only your gun, you have to rely on your maneuvering and tactical skills
8. team; fight together, steal other team's treasures (involves flying around with a ball in a string, much like in Thrust) and blow up their targets (which are, no doubt, heavily guarded)
9. all out nuclear war; chose carefully between more than twenty weapon and defense systems to stay alive and annihilate your enemies
10. race; make it through the deadly course before your opponents
11. Adjustable gravity; adjustable by putting special attractors or deflectors in the world, or by adjusting the global gravity in various ways.
12. Cannons and personalized and vengeful robot fighters give you a hard time.
13. Watch your energy, and remember to 'dock' with a fuel station to refuel before it's too late.
14. Defend your home base, or terrorize and steal someone else's.
15. Equip your ship with the 15+ defense and weapon systems: afterburners, cloaking devices, sensors, transporters, extra cannons, mines and bombs, rockets (smarts, torpedos and nuclear), ECM, laser, extra tanks, autopilot etc.

Starport Galactic Empires 2.0 is a very interesting game for you in your relax time! Be the captain of a space-ship in this fully graphical space combat MMO. Team up with other real people, or blow them out of the sky. Explore distant star systems, start colonies on alien worlds, hunt for treasures, and become the most famous captain in all the galaxy. Starport: Glactic Empires is a totaly free game that brings hours of action packed fun to your computer for the low low price of nothing.

Galactic Empires is a competitive massively multiplayer game for Windows PCs. Your life in the Starport universe begins near Earth where you will be the captain of a new merchant vessel. By gaining funds and experience you can upgrade your ship and your standing as the game progresses. Haul valuable cargo and transport passengers through space to begin working your way up in the game world.

In Starport, greater reward means greater risk. You'll need to equip your ship to handle it. During your progress, you'll engage in combat with other players, planetary defense platforms, space-anchored gun turrets and other hostiles. From traditional projectile weapons and smart-missles to exotic energy weapons, you'll have a good selection of firepower from which to choose.

Instructions:

1. Keys
   • Use the mouse or arrow keys on your keyboard to move your ship around. When using the mouse, use the six quick-buttons midway down the right hand side of the screen. The CTRL key fires your primary weapon. The TAB key fires your secondary weapon. The F1 key turns on Enter Mode. The ESC key will open the game menu at the top of the screen. Read the StarPedia in-game for more extensive help.
2. Game Menu
   • There is a menu at the top of the screen in the game where you can find many useful commands. It will appear when you move your mouse to the top of the screen.
3. Enter Mode
   • To enter a planet or a port, turn on enter mode and collide your ship with it. Enter mode is turned on using the third button from the top on the six quick buttons on the right. You can also turn on Enter mode with the F1 key, the END key, or by typing /e into the text input bar. Once Enter mode is active, things you can enter show a white halo around them.
4. Galaxy Map
   • You'll want to find your way out of U.N.-Controlled space so you can practice combat on some aliens and collect some resources on planets. You can also attack other ships outside of U.N.-Controlled space. To get out of U.N. space, bring up your galaxy map. Its the 4th button from the top on the Six Quick Buttons on the left hand side of your interface (or "HUD"). You'll be able to see which systems are U.N.-Controlled by their red connection lines. You can zoom in and out on the galaxy map using the blue buttons on it marked "-" and "+". You can select a system on the galaxy map by clicking on it with the mouse cursor. The green connection lines that appear show the ship's projected path. You can then click the white button labelled "GoTo" and ship's auto-navigator will auto-pilot to that system. You can sit back and wait for arrival. Pressing the left or right arrow key will take you out of autopilot.
5. Porting
   • If you get some resources in your cargo holds (indicated by the gray grid of boxes on the right), try to find a Star Port to sell them at. If the merchant there is buying a resource you hold in your cargo holds you can make some profit. The numbers near the purchase button here are for haggling percentage offers.
6. Starbase
   • The StarBase in Sol is an important place. Its one of only 4 places you can purchase new ships or hardware. The more common, smaller ports all just buy or sell resources.
7. Online Help
   • Look at the Star-Pedia which you can reach from the menu system. The menus appear any time the mouse is moved up to the top of the screen or when you press the ESC key with no info screen active. You can also type /help for a quick list of all commands. Check it out!
8. Shields and Energy
   • These 2 critical stats about your ship are indicated by the horizontal bar graphs at the top of the game screen. The blue bar and number on the left indicates your amount of SHIELDS. If your ship gets hit, shields will be reduced. If shields are zero, you'll blow up! The red bar graph and number on the right is your ENERGY, which is required for firing weapons. Energy constantly regenerates over time, but (VERY IMPORTANT) shields do NOT regenerate on their own. New shields must be bought at ports.
9. Warp Fuel
   • Every character has an amount of warp fuel. Warp Fuel is used every time a warp portal is entered to make the jump from one star system to another. One warp jump costs about 10 units of warp fuel (the actual number varies depending on the type of spaceship making the jump). Warp Fuel is automatically generated for every character, at a constant rate over time, regardless of whether or not the character's human controller is online or offline. The typical setting for warp fuel generation speed in a game of SGE is 1 unit every two minutes. If you want to make a jump but don't have enough warp fuel you'll have to wait for it to generate. On the other hand, if you have not logged on to the game for 24 hours or so, you will find that 24 hours worth of warp fuel (about 1440 units) has accumulated for your character. Entering the atmosphere of a planet requires 1 unit of warp fuel, and docking at a port also requires 1 unit of warp fuel. The warp fuel gauge on the console displays how much warp fuel your character currently holds.
10. Texting
    • Any text input without a leading slash will go out as a chat message to anyone in your current system. Text with a leading forward-slash are interpreted as commands, like IRC.
      

Enhancements:

• Brings the brand new blitzkreig game style which provides a quick team based competition where you fight for control of a single strategic planet.

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