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Post by EshaNas on Jun 21, 2017 0:33:41 GMT
It's no secret that we, daughter/son of the Madame President, whizz around the solar system in at most a 60kw nuclear fission rocket, from the Moon to Pallas to Mercury and beyond.
My question is: what's the math for this? The time-frame? I don't think we're spending two years waiting for Mars-Earth sweetspots or the like. Pardon me if this has been done before as well - I did a quick cursory search and found nothing.
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Post by apophys on Jun 21, 2017 2:16:19 GMT
There doesn't seem to be an explicit mention that the protagonist is running around on NTRs, that the protagonist isn't doing multiple missions at once, or that the protagonist is even within a light second of the action.
You can see the timeline in Levels.txt :
Year - Mission
2249.0 - Distress Call at Luna
2249.2 - False Flag
2249.6 - Predatory Opportunism
2249.4 - A Small Diversion
2249.3 - Orbital Fallout
2249.9 - Lagrange Point Graveyard
2250.5 - The Interamnian Incident
2250.9 - Force Projection
2251.0 - Uranian Cargo Run
2252.4 - Retaking Ceres
2252.5 - Homecoming
2252.72 - Main Belt Extraction
2252.8 - Proportionate Retribution (killing a passenger liner at Uranus, which is actually not part of the campaign; go figure)
2253.0 - Vesta Overkill
2253.3 - On the Surface of Giants
2253.7 - Solar Ties
2254.5 - Dusk Over Triton
2255.4 - The Jovian Lunar Tour
2257.0 - Saturn's Legacy (two enemy fleets at Saturn's moons; has no introductory text and is also not part of the campaign)
2257.4 - The Fall of Titan
2257.5 - Ending
2260.0 - Sandbox
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