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Ego DNA cost is directly proportional to the value of the colonists positive attributes. There’s a small icon showing DNA currency in your topbar - and at the bottom of each colonist's information is a DNA cost to unlock. These are important, as your colonists willingness and ability to perform certain tasks and how they interact with others is critical to how smoothly the station will run. Under traits are a set of other preferences - these are specific tasks which the colonist may love, hate, or refuse to do. Each of these can be hovered over to display more details. Negative traits are colored red, positive traits are green, and neutral traits are grey. The icons in each of the colonist ego details indicate key traits which will drive the colonists behavior and determine how they'll interact with other colonists. Your first job will be to create a colonist and activate the station’s SOS beacon. Immediately you’ll be greeted by KAT - a helper AI which offers tutorial information. Your station is damaged and drifting in space. Lastly enter the name you’d like to call your station and it’s time to get started! The differences in design and color are purely cosmetic, so select the style that suits you best! The core is the physical representation of the station AI, and is at the center of every starting station.

Next you’ll design your core’s appearance. Remember, in Starmancer you’re an AI, so this will be the name assigned to the station's computer intelligence and will be displayed on the computer core. Setting Up Enter Your AI NameĪfter beginning a new game the first thing asked is your name.

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Welcome to a guide to get you started with Starmancer! This will introduce you to the basic game systems and get you started by outlining some recommended steps to take the first few days in game.Īs of the most recent Wilderness update to Starmancer, some or all of the information on this page may be irrelavant or outdated.

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