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Size: 2. Version: v 1. Second, slightly dull dispute about crop irrigation or something. Third, dull warbling about the prime directive. Fourth, Counsellor Troi senses discord or infinite sadness. Fifth, they find out it was the Romulans all along. Sixth, the episode's special effects budget is expended when something in space blows up. Seventh, Data looks bemused. Your average mission in Star Trek: Legacy, however, runs a bit differently.
It may start with those assuring blue episode titles in the top-left corner, but what follows are more breaches and explosions than any budget could allow. Space battles are here by the space bucketload Which must make for a wonderful game, must it not?
Legacy can and will make you want to hurt things. No, I take that back - Legacy will make you want to kill things and then hold them between your teeth while you repeatedly slam them into broken glass.
I might be a tad hysterical here, but it's taken. The story, as it is, isn't bad see Unfinished Symphony', opposite - and it certainly is nice that they've roped the whole four pip' captain gang in for voice duties. But the game is just so unwieldy less so on , so read into that what you will , its controls so flailing in their driftyness and its map screen so sluggish and ill-conceived that just thinking about it earlier caused me to dry-heave.
Once youve got used to the idiosyncrasies of Star Trek combat predominantly based around exactly which angles you can fire from - a factor not helped by the game's poor tutorial system , it's fair to say that its levels are relatively varied - even if they always do revolve around interplanetary fisticuffs. Each one begins with the relevant captain speaking as the voice of their ship there are no cut-scenes beyond ship exteriors - giving a one-vehicle, one-voice Thomas The Tank Engine ambience to affairs , and a variety of twists and turns play out from then on.
A significant problem then arises, however, since the lack of an in-mission save feature coupled with wavering difficulty levels and sections that can last anything up to a half-hour leads to quite remarkable levels of frustration.
What's more, the action itself is rather shallow, tactic-less and difficult to follow -something compounded by the fact that issuing decent orders to the other three ships in your entourage is nigh-on impossible. Sure, you can take each over individually - but trying to get any battleplan going other than my own constant bundle in on that big bastard there! Far from a slow, gradual drip of goodness into your federation flotilla meanwhile, the game unlocks uber-ships to buy remarkably early in each generation of the game -providing the most non-gratifying instantgratification you may ever experience.
In even the bleakest most mundane of Enterprise episodes though, there was always the morale-lifting possibility of Jolene Blalock needlessly being infected with something and being shamelessly stripped of clothing, greased in sci-fi lube and placed in a decontamination chamber.
Does,Tm sure youll be wondering, Legacy have a saving grace - a metaphorical erect Vulcan nipple peeking out of the murk?
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