The financial empire building games get to do it the long way. Besides I find I learn alot about CLS'ing from just experimenting with moneymaking routes for the apprentices. All names, logos, images and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Privacy policy. This page loaded in 0.
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Discussions Rules and Guidelines. Created by. Smakkz Offline. Category: Trading. Languages: English. Guide Index. Where can I buy it? What do I need to make it work? Tutorial: Opening Words. Tutorial: The start. Tutorial: Trading for more credits. Tutorial: How to setup your first CLS trader. Indepth: Pilot levels. Indepth: Trader Settings. Indepth: Generate waypoints. Indepth: Supply Conditions. Indepth: Jumpdrive Settings.
Indepth: Configure Reports. Indepth: Data Storage. Tips and closing words. After you set up orders and started it on one of your ships, it runs continously until you give the ship new orders.
You can only buy it at: - Argon Equipment Docks - Paranid Communications Facility in Priest's Pity You will need to have neutral relation with either race to be able to buy it. The cost is 10 Credits. The Start external Commodity Logistics button will be greyed out until you do that.
Once you have a pilot in the ship, it's no longer required to be at a station to start CLS2 and the main menu becomes availible even when he's flying. I have made a tutorial based on the Humble Merchant start. This is a step by step guide how to fast get a CLS2 trader up and running. It's divided up in sections to avoid information overload. It's a lot of information and I have tried explaning it as understandable as possible.
CLS2 requires you to think in the beginning, but it's akin to cycling. Once you know it, it's automatic This tutorial will show you the tip of the iceberg. I dock my Discoverer and Mercury in the Equipment dock and sell the ships shields. I transfer all software that isn't on the Mercury over from the Discoverer and send my Discoverer to be sold in the shipyard.
I now have funds. I maxtune the engine and rudders on the Mercury. I do not do add a credit to the cargo hold because funds are limited. I buy all the relevant software for a CLS2 ship and player-relevant software. I do not have the cash for another ship.
I begin to check the stations in Argon Prime, and find that one factory needs meatsteaks cahoona and they will pay a very good for it. I remember the Cahoona bakery and go straight there.
Buy a full cargohold, go back to the factory and sell with profits. I do this at every profit opportunity I find accumulating credits while going south to Home of Light. Eventually I have enough money to buy a fully tuned Discoverer again. I jump into the Discoverer. So much more class than a rusty bulkhead. I dock the trader into the nearest station and will now set up his route. Note: The text under the picture describes what's I'm doing.
Open up the command console on the ship you have designated as a CLS2 trader. It might be a bit overwhelming at first, but you will become accustomed to it quickly. Select Waypoints. This is where you input the orders that you want your ship to perform.
As you can see, it's empty. For now, we'll add a station. By clicking add station, we have opened up a universe map.
It navigates the same way as the regular universe map. Find the sector where the first waypoints station are. I chose Ore Belt. Omicron Lyrae. Red Light. Three Worlds.
Priest's Pity. Attention: KI-stations are stations who will get build until some time by the AI.
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