Guide:Quick Start Guide/Level 8 - What Now?

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Quick Start Guide
Advancing to Level 8

Getting Started
Colony Construction
Ship Overview
Preparing to Advance
Level 6 - Expansion
Level 8 - What Now?


Other Useful Guides

Understanding the Game Interface
Changing Your Player Name
Finding the Right Alliance
Starting Research
Diplomacy
Combat Basics
Fueling Ships
Protecting your Assets
Trading on the GTN
Basic Fleet Management
Deuterium Collection
Ore Collection
Station/Gate Construction
Wreck Extraction/Repair

The long awaited Colonisation Level 8 has been reached. The Federation expresses complete faith in you and releases Antimatter Technology in the final colonisation level. So you have new complex buildings at your disposal, the one that will interest you most is the Research Center:

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After you have built it on a grass field, you should click on it and look in the long " Research List " to see what you can research. We don't want to give away too much here, but this building will keep you busy for a long time.



Was that all now?

Yes - and No!

Yes, if you see STNE as just a strategy and building game.

Further research, which would then enable new buildings or new spaceships, would only delay reaching the ultimate stage of development (everything researched and a lot of big warships).
No, because STNE is a Role Playing Game (RPG), as it was meant to be.

Now it's your turn at the latest - you should try to bring this game to life for you. Interact with other settlers or the NPCs, react to their actions, come up with your own actions, surprise us and yourself.

The colonies founded and built, the ships built, the research carried out: all of this is just a basis on which the role play is based. There are many ways to dispel the monotony of collecting ore and deuterium.

The central tool here is the SCN:
Subspace Communications Network


There are also the following options:

  • Entry into one of the numerous alliances or founding your own alliance
  • Participate in various actions or organize them yourself, e.g. Lotto and Light Speed Races
  • Try to entertain other settlers with nice RPGs and nice stories in the SSCN channel "Archive of Historical Documents"
  • Waging war against various NPCs or other settlers / alliances
  • Search for new planets, move to more strategically located areas of the Delta Quadrant
  • and much more...


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