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Vipre · 10-22-12, 10:35 PM

Great question. I was wondering this exact thing but it didn't occur to me to ask about it.

I personally enjoy this bit of micro managing. I like having to choose when to use my best people and when to hold them in reserve, balancing between max compartment efficiency and the need to avoid being caught with an exhausted crew because I pushed them too hard too long.

A note on crew swapping though, as I've seen it repeated multiple times that you have to swap each guy out separately. You can swap out all tired crew at once in a compartment by, if I'm recalling the method properly, double clicking the compartment name. I do it manually because I like the compartment organized a certain way and because each crew member has a specific job and position.

Also a TC of around 128 or more I've noticed, at least in stock, turns off or at a minimum greatly slows down the fatigue system making long trips trough "empty" areas a non issue.

10-22-12, 10:35 PM	#5
Vipre Seaman Join Date: Oct 2012 Posts: 34 Downloads: 71 Uploads: 0	Great question. I was wondering this exact thing but it didn't occur to me to ask about it. I personally enjoy this bit of micro managing. I like having to choose when to use my best people and when to hold them in reserve, balancing between max compartment efficiency and the need to avoid being caught with an exhausted crew because I pushed them too hard too long. A note on crew swapping though, as I've seen it repeated multiple times that you have to swap each guy out separately. You can swap out all tired crew at once in a compartment by, if I'm recalling the method properly, double clicking the compartment name. I do it manually because I like the compartment organized a certain way and because each crew member has a specific job and position. Also a TC of around 128 or more I've noticed, at least in stock, turns off or at a minimum greatly slows down the fatigue system making long trips trough "empty" areas a non issue. Last edited by Vipre; 10-22-12 at 10:56 PM.