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***Resolved Issues***
"Login failed for unknown reason" error
Missing additional character slot for current/ lapsed Gold Members
Slow patching in the launcher
A bug that involved Romulan Liberated Borg captains and their skills once they chose an ally
Some characters were stuck in a loading screen with a "Server Not Responding" message
You should be able to hit the drop down list and edit each actor individually. Then it becomes an issue of how many will spawn. I'm not sure if you can delete actors from the list. That'll be something else for me to play with this weekend.
Well, you are able to use costumes. If you want each actor in a spawn group to look like something in particular, then you can do that.
Click the one you want to be tactucal, change the costume to a red shirt and there you go. It might not use the powers of a tactical if the spawn is actually something else, but it will still look like one. If the scene you are making is not a combat scene then no one will notice.
You should be able to hit the drop down list and edit each actor individually. Then it becomes an issue of how many will spawn. I'm not sure if you can delete actors from the list. That'll be something else for me to play with this weekend.
I just moved some of them totally off the map into black space and assume they fell to their deaths while leaving the number I wanted.
Yes, I was able to edit each member of the group individually.
As a trial, I had a Federation Group composed of an 8472, 2 Local Defenders, 1 Jem'Hadar and a Hirogen.
But it still didn't affect their classes.
I think the Hirogen was alternately a Medic and an Engineer during the test.
I'm not entirely sure what I want yet, this is more a test of basic principles.
Although seeing as I'm configuring them as a combat squad, at somepoint, there may be staged attacks.
And if that occurs, I'd like to see them behave consistently as to what I've specified they are.
The Jem'Hadar and Hirogen were just experimentation really, to see if they could be spawned as allies.
Most likely this will be the final composition of the group:
8472: Scientist (there's a story point behind why this one is a science officer).
Both Local Defenders: Tactical (also a story point).
2 Federation/human officers: Whatever else is left, I'm not really concerned about it as long as the other 3 are correct.
I've had this problem too. Makes placing your NPCs a total lottery.
First time I place a squad I got a captain, two ensigns and Lt. Medic. Next time I tested the map I had a captain, 2 ensigns and an ENSIGN medic. Weird.