1. Plagued station | FTL: Faster Than Light Wiki - Fandom
You arrive near a damaged and dilapidated space station. It appears to be abandoned but you detect faint life signatures on board. Board the station and ...
This random event occurs in: Slug Controlled Nebula Slug Home Nebula Can also occur at an exit beacon and as a filler event in any sector. The Long-Ranged Scanners will detect no ship presence. This event can occur only once per sector. You arrive near a damaged and dilapidated space station. It appears to be abandoned but you detect faint life signatures on board. Board the station and look for survivors. All around you is the stench of death and decay. The life sign readings must have been mal
2. FTL event safety guide | Guide to events that kill crew or cause hull ...
Simple crew death events ; Move in to examine the station, Safe, - ; Damaged and dilapidated, 1/3, Medbay 2 ; Unknown disease, Always, - ; Refugee drifting, Safe, - ...
Guide to events that kill crew or cause hull damage
3. Nightmare Fuel / FTL: Faster Than Light - TV Tropes
The Damaged and Dilapidated Space Station Random Event. The whole place is filled with corpses and the stench of death and decay. If you're unlucky, one of ...
FTL: Faster Than Light is light on graphic depictions of violence and horror, leaving it up to the player's imagination to fill in the gruesome blanks. The Nightmare Fuel must have a Zoltan Shield Bypass! You can be extremely cruel to enemy …
4. Lanius ship absorbing jump beacon | FTL: Faster Than Light Wiki | Fandom
This random event occurs in: Abandoned Sector The Long-Ranged Scanners will detect ship presence ... After a time you are told they were damaged and unable to ...
This random event occurs in: Abandoned Sector The Long-Ranged Scanners will detect ship presence. This event can occur only once per sector. You detect a damaged vessel docked with the jump beacon. It appears the Lanius are absorbing metal from the beacon, risking destroying it and becoming stranded. Ask if they require assistance. After a long message the translator only able to spurt out "critical... must... metal..." You can only surmise they must be desperate for scrap. Give them 30 scrap.
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6. FTL Cheatsheet - GitHub Pages
BOARDERS · STATION_SICK
This page summarizes all the events in FTL Advanced Edition. I created it because I got tired of wading through slow wiki pages and unreadable XML data files, when I am trying to remember what a particular event does. Use Ctrl-F to find the event your are looking for, and have fun!
7. How to Unlock the Crystal Cruiser in FTL Part 1 - thegamer2734
Jun 21, 2016 · You find what appears to be pieces of a derelict ship coated with ice or crystal. · You find a pirate ship, damaged and abandoned. · You find the ...
FTL’s game play has already been explained on this blog in the past link Here. So the question of the day is How Would Someone Unlock the Crystal Cruiser? To unlock the Crystal Cruiser, a pl…
8. FTL - How to fix a damaged stasis pod? - Pocket Gamer
Jan 4, 2022 · FTL - How to fix a damaged stasis pod? · Make sure your Crystal Crew member is alive at all times, otherwise it won't work (be careful with the ...
If you ever happen to find a damaged stasis pod in FTL, or you want to unlock the Crystal Cruiser , and you're clueless about how to do it, our guide will tell you.
9. Faster Than Light: Introduction
Once you're out in front, your ship is no longer taking damage and you can spend scrap on even more shields, making it that much harder for enemies to damage ...
Faster Than Light (FTL) is an indie real-time strategy game released in 2012, with a free expansion (known officially as the "Advanced Edition") added in 2014. Although it's often called a roguelike game due to the high difficulty level, FTL doesn't really share many features with the genre other than randomly generated maps and death meaning a permanent game over for each particular run. The goal in FTL is to pilot your spaceship across eight sectors, encountering increasingly difficult ships along the way, and culminating with a boss battle against the rebel flagship at the end of the last sector. Each sector has a series of beacons that function as random encounters from traditional pen and paper RPGs. Your crew might fight a battle against another ship, they might gain scrap (the game's currency) as a reward, you may find a new weapon or additional crew members, or something horrible might happen in a random event. There's a time limit for each sector, however, as the rebel fleet will chase down your ship and force you to jump to the next sector. FTL's gameplay is therefore based around maximizing the gains from each area in a limited amount of time, with a healthy does of randomness thrown into the mix. No two runs will ever play out in quite the same fashion.
