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Originally posted by Space Pirate:
**if the hinwar mission is one and the nebula is two what is the third core objective? something to do with one of the strands?

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No you misunderstand, the nebula explorationand the freeing of the Hinwar are just two parts ofthe UE Central objective, others are helping out the Emalgha and pushing back the Voinian Frontier.

The other CO's are the destabilisation of the Strnd War and helping out the Voinians.

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Originally posted by CelticStarbase:
**No you misunderstand, the nebula explorationand the freeing of the Hinwar are just two parts ofthe UE Central objective, others are helping out the Emalgha and pushing back the Voinian Frontier.

The other CO's are the destabilisation of the Strnd War and helping out the Voinians.
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I'm going to have to disagree with ya there, Celtic. The Voinians don't have a central objective -- that's why you can still do UE missions after the Voinian missions run out (unless you use ROTV). The nebula exploration missions are not part of the UE. Like the humans could build a nebula penetration device... Anyway, to clarify for space pirate, and his arrogant .sig, the three central objectives are:

**Push back the Voinian frontier. Do the Emalgha and Hinwar missions.

Explore the Ji and Proxima Nebulas.

Destabilize the Strand War.**

That's it, everybody, end of story.

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(This message has been edited by skyblade (edited 09-25-2000).)

BTW, just to clarify, it's central objectives, not core objectives

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where does the hinwar mission start...yup, stupid question

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Originally posted by lostsoul:
where does the hinwar mission start...yup, stupid question

They start at Romit station. You have to do the Emalgha missions to conquer the station, and then you will meet "a strange alien" -- a Hinwar. Then you do some missions, and the central objective is complete.

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Originally posted by skyblade:
**I'm going to have to disagree with ya there, Celtic. The Voinians don't have a central objective -- that's why you can still do UE missions after the Voinian missions run out (unless you use ROTV). The nebula exploration missions are not part of the UE. Like the humans could build a nebula penetration device... Anyway, to clarify for space pirate, and his arrogant .sig, the three central objectives are:
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They do, they just say that the other missions are too important for you, once you have gotton rid of Verril Prime, then that's the ned of the Voinian missions. End of Missions = Central Objective achieved. Maybe we should get Peter Cartwright to answer this.

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Originally posted by bad logic CelticStarbase:
End of Missions = Central Objective achieved.

Then the renegades have a central objective too! I've done 5 centrel objetives! YES!

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Originally posted by CelticStarbase: **
End of Missions = Central Ojective achieved**

Gonna have to disagree with you, again, CelticStarbase. A central objective is achieved when you get a message saying, " Congratulations, you have completed one of Override's central objectives..." That's why you can still do the UE missions after completing the Voinian missions, but not vice-versa. And, barring the use of the Triple Agent plug-in, the same goes for the Strand War missions, once you complete the missions for one race, you'll have to start a new pilot to work for another mission.

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